Kanban, or shop signs, showcase a rich history of merchant advertising in the Edo and Meiji Periods.  Often highly graphic...

A collection of relgious objects associated with temples and shrines of the two major religions in Japan: Shinto and Buddhism.

Erotic art popular during the Edo Period amongst all classes of citizens.  Often times restricted by law, this style of...

A collection of small Japanese antique chests used in daily life.

Items which have been sold from our inventory.

Traditional calculators used around the world for centuries.   Today in the hands of a skilled practitioner they are faster than...

Some of the earliest examples of Japanese cabinetry were literally built in concert with the home. The stairway or step-chest exemplifies...

Throughout history, bulk products have always needed storage.  Because of their strength and long lasting characteristics ceramics have always been...

A diverse selection of Japanese furniture - Japanese tables and chairs.

Cha-do, or "the way of tea,"  is, to this day, an important artistic expression in Japan and around the world. ...