We understand how important it is to have memorable moments and stories that inspire us. This is why we offer products that will do the same for you in our Japanese store in Vancouver. We want to give you fulfillment with every touch and use of our products.

Kousaido, based in Kyoto, is mindful of creating products that represent the city's long history and rich culture. People who live in busy modern societies often yearn to add comfort and healing into their daily lives. Kousaido delivers the richness of the heart through "incense".

Ichendorf Milano has stayed ahead of the curve by fusing traditional craftsmanship with contemporary designs and collaborating with some of the best Italian designers out there. From glass jugs to teapots, mugs and tumblers, each piece is carefully hand-crafted by experts and can be bought in our Japanese store in Vancouver.

Aderia is known worldwide for its chic design and outstanding quality. The company has become the leading glass manufacturer in Japan, with products that are cherished by people all over the globe and can be found in our Japanese store in Vancouver.

Coming from a family of goldsmiths and surrounded by arts related to tableware from a young age, Francis Gelb, the creator of Sabre, wanted to merge the attentive work that goes into craftsmanship with his own personal taste for colours, materials and shapes. Nowadays, Sabre represents all things unique and unusual when it comes to tables and you can find most products in our Japanese store in Vancouver!

Plune is a kitchenware manufacturer based in Tsubame City, known for being the center of manufacturing. These products are beloved by all and can be found at Yochi Cups, the best Japanese store in Vancouver.

Studio M' designs tableware and tools to be used in the comfort of your own home. If you take a closer look at the dishes you use on a daily basis, you'll find that Studio M's products will make your mealtime more enjoyable- each bite will looks better and leave you wanting more.

The history of making tableware out of glass dates back to the Edo period (1603-1867) when Japanese government factories first produced them on a mass scale. Not long after that, multiple glass factories began popping up in downtown Tokyo. Hirota Glass was one of the earliest.

Toyo Sasaki Glass is a company made up of incredibly experienced and skilful glassmakers. In order to join the company, each artisan must have at least 15 years of experience in glassmaking and be accepted by the Certified Traditional Japanese Craft-Masters - an association that recognizes Meritous artisans for their ability in traditional Japanese crafts.