Keep it long, treasure it long.

Fusion of Japanese tradition and modern

Yamanaka lacquerware is a traditional handicraft of Ishikawa Prefecture that uses natural wood as it is and paints it to finish.
The Yamanaka Lacquer, which boasts 400 years of history, is one of the oldest lacquers in Japan along with Aizu Paint and Wajima Paint. It is characterized by the technology of molding plastered wood in Rocro, and Kihachi Kobo was founded as a production wholesaler in 1882 (1882), as an overpainter of Yamanaka Lacquerware and Kihachi second generation.
The oldest wooden lacquerware in the mountains, KIHACHI is a long-established brand that produces modern, thin and beautiful vessels, not only "old good Japan" but also Japanese modernism (fusion of Japanese tradition and modernity) as a concept , Suggest living with lacquer.
It is a KIHACHI that has first-class technology and succeeds in manufacturing made in Japan, and proposes that the superior technology and beauty of Japanese traditional craftsmanship be compatible with modern life.