Kaishi
The kaishi, a compact piece of paper carried in a pocket, originates from the Heian period (8th century~12th century) and is dispensable in daily life. Made from the world-famous washi Japanese paper by traditional methods passed down for generations, this kaishi has a variety of uses including holding sweets, wiping ones mouth, wrapping items or writing something. The cover of the kaishi is inlayed with the mark of Ginza's symbolic willow. Get your hands on some kaishi, which represents Japan's exquisite craftwork.
Created by
Kobikicho Yoshiya
Price(tax included)
JPY528
Where to buy
- Kobikicho Yoshiya(Open in a new window)
- “Tokyo Chuo City Tourist Information Center” First basement and part of the first floor of KYOBASHI EDOGRAND(Open in a new window)
“Tokyo Chuo City Tourist Information Center” Kyobashi Plaza ,3th Floor, 1-25-3 Ginzai, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
- #Tokyo Tokyo BASE(Open in a new window)
Contact
TEL : +81(0)335419405
Address : 3-12-9, Ginza Chuo-ku, Tokyo