Tokyo Kyukyodo
Passing on Traditional culture
Since the Edo period, Kyukyudo has been providing products that are related to Japan following their motto of “Preserving and growing traditional Japanese culture.” They feel that their mission is to introduce the craftsmanship handed down from generation to generation and provide excellent quality items.
Brushes, popular souvenirs
Numerous kinds of brushes are sold here, but the brush called “Sanba-Fude,” made by fur of Japanese serow is increasing in popularity. This type of brush is very rare and is hard to get a hold of in other countries.
Various Japanese stationary
In a tranquil atmosphere of an old, established store, you can take your time to see all the attractive items. They also hold calligraphy exhibitions in the galleries on the third and forth floor.
Passing on Traditional culture
Since the Edo period, Kyukyudo has been providing products that are related to Japan following their motto of “Preserving and growing traditional Japanese culture.” They feel that their mission is to introduce the craftsmanship handed down from generation to generation and provide excellent quality items.
Brushes, popular souvenirs
Numerous kinds of brushes are sold here, but the brush called “Sanba-Fude,” made by fur of Japanese serow is increasing in popularity. This type of brush is very rare and is hard to get a hold of in other countries.
Various Japanese stationary
In a tranquil atmosphere of an old, established store, you can take your time to see all the attractive items. They also hold calligraphy exhibitions in the galleries on the third and forth floor.
