Original Items

1. Ainu Pattern Socks and Traditional Pattern Socks from Around the Worlds
Made in Japan
These socks require high-level craftsmanship using complex and colorful threads,
produced with vintage Italian knitting machines no longer in production.

2. “Hokara” Socks: Easy to Wear with One Hand
Made in Japan, these socks provide a comfortable fit and are designed to be stress-free.
They are stretchable and durable, made from dralon cotton a fiber.
“dralonR” developed lightweight, soft feel,
quick-drying, antibacterial and deodorizing fibers in Germany.

3. Stretchy Five-Toe Socks “Gohho”
Made in Japan
These socks offer a comfortable and snug fit for each toe, perfect even for those new to five-toe socks. They stretches well and perfect for not only daily life use but also wear for business occasions.　

4. Finger-Free Silk Hand Warmer FIT
Made in Japan
The highest quality silk relieves cold fingers and joint discomfort!
Once you wear them, these become an essential item for those suffering from cold hands.
These top-grade, made-in-Japan silk hand warmers are soft and luxurious.
The smooth, stress-free silk yarn gently and comfortably wraps around your hands.
With a subtle sheen, it offers a premium feel,
and its soft texture provides noticeable warmth.

SP0T Items

1. Yamabudou Basket Bags and Accessories
Made in Japan
Crafted by Yoko Tomita, an expert in working with vine and rattan,
the Yamabudou bags and accessories showcase her refined skills.
Each bag is meticulously crafted, including the inner lining.
The baskets are woven using techniques such as “midare ami” (random weaving),
“uroko ami” (scale weaving), “kumo no su ami” (spider web weaving),
“hana musubi” (flower knots), and a checkered pattern of walnuts and wild grapes.
These masterfully crafted basket bags are designed to be passed down
from parent to child, treasured for generations.

2. Soseisoudo’s YO-FUKU
Made in Japan
“Soseisoudo”, located in a small town at the northern tip of Hokkaido called Bifuka,
creates warm clothing and shawls by felting wool from local sheep.
Their approach is sustainable, making use of wool that would otherwise be discarded
at local farms.

SPOT Feature

1. Grounding by Paying Attention to Your Feet
● GALLERY ~ Resilient Like the Rain: Grounding [PART 1]
Learn how to live through the lens of Kenji Miyazawa’s picture books.
Cultivate strength for future generations.

Printmaker Kunio Sato
Born in 1952 in Hokkaido, Kunio Sato studied Buddhist Studies at Toyo University’s
Department of Literature. While working in carpentry,
he continued creating woodblock prints inspired by the works of Kenji Miyazawa.
He became an independent printmaker in 1997. He holds solo exhibitions nationwide,
including in Hakodate and Tokyo. He goes by the nickname
“Dr. Wildcat” and writes witty and satirical essays for
Hokkaido Shimbun in a column called “Dr. Wildcat’s Soliloquy,
” which combines woodblock prints with humor.
His publications include the picture books Night on the Galactic Railroad (Hokkaido Shimbunsha),
The Restaurant of Many Orders (English version by R.I.C. Publishing),
and Forest Songs (Fukuinkan Shoten).

● POP UP SHOP ~ Grounding [PART 2]
Focus on Your Feet with Socks from “Sakiccho,”
a specialty sock store with a brick-and-mortar location in Urawa
Featuring socks made by a towel manufacturer in Imabari, Ehime Prefecture.

Pay attention to your toes. We offer a variety of five-toed socks and socks made from natural materials to suit your needs. Experience high-quality, made-in-Japan craftsmanship.
Wearing these socks will help stabilize your footing and foster a sense of grounding.

Spot Items

● Hand-Knitted Sweaters and Handmade Hats
Knit and hat designer KAO creates hand-knitted sweaters that emphasize the
most flattering silhouette for each wearer. Her detailed craftsmanship is
also showcased in her work as an instructor for handmade hats at Vogue
Academy.

Basic Items

POPUP SHOP

● Various POPUP SHOP Events
“Sakiccho” hosts POP UP SHOP events at department stores and various
locations across all over the world. Regardless of the available sales
space, we carefully curate products that reflect the store’s unique
aesthetic, offering customers an enjoyable experience.