Illustration by Ryosuke Senzaki
- A glass makes water beautiful
by handmade in Japan. TSUCHI-YA is a japanese handmade glasswear store.
Just as we are particular about the water we drink from water purifiers and mineral water, it would be wonderful if we could have affection for the glasses we use to drink water.
With Japanese “Teinei”, which is an attitude of respecting people, things and time, we would like to contribute to the enrichment of customers' lives.
Kappabashi in Asakusa, Tokyo, is where lots of kinds of food-related tools are gathered.
In this town, where various specialty stores are lined up, we've opened a "Glassware and Crafts" specialty store.
Glass lighting and accessories are also available in the store, and we look forward to seeing customers who love them.
Illustration by Ryosuke Senzaki
- A glass makes water beautiful
by handmade in Japan. TSUCHI-YA is a japanese handmade glasswear store.
Just as we are particular about the water we drink from water purifiers and mineral water, it would be wonderful if we could have affection for the glasses we use to drink water.
With Japanese “Teinei”, which is an attitude of respecting people, things and time, we would like to contribute to the enrichment of customers' lives.
Kappabashi in Asakusa, Tokyo, is where lots of kinds of food-related tools are gathered.
In this town, where various specialty stores are lined up, we've opened a "Glassware and Crafts" specialty store.
Glass lighting and accessories are also available in the store, and we look forward to seeing customers who love them.
- Diversity of craftsmen colors users' lives.
We should not forget to enrich both users and craftsmen. Enrichment is not only economic or material, but also includes emotional enrichment. To remain helpful to customers who live their own way, we need to support the diversity of craftsmen. This is the way of thinking, that I, as a bridge between craftsmen and customers, have respected working for Tsuchiya Kaban, which was founded by my father who was a craftsman. I believe that customers who are highly interested in craftsmanship will sympathize with the creativity and products that TSUCHI-YA is trying to tackle.
- Owner of TSUCHI-YA
- Masanori Tsuchiya
- Diversity of craftsmen colors users' lives.
We should not forget to enrich both users and craftsmen. Enrichment is not only economic or material, but also includes emotional enrichment. To remain helpful to customers who live their own way, we need to support the diversity of craftsmen. This is the way of thinking, that I, as a bridge between craftsmen and customers, have respected working for Tsuchiya Kaban, which was founded by my father who was a craftsman. I believe that customers who are highly interested in craftsmanship will sympathize with the creativity and products that TSUCHI-YA is trying to tackle.
- Owner of TSUCHI-YA
- Masanori Tsuchiya