One of our products, the Japanese Paper known as “tengu”, is the world’s thinnest paper and became internationally recognized for its suitability in the restoration and conservation of cultural properties.

Since the era of handmade Japanese Paper, we have concentrated on making washi by applying traditional skills and methods to meet the demands of the times. In order to meet and fulfill the customers’ exact requirements, we have continuously upgraded and developed new technologies and skills, and by doing so we have distinguished ourselves as a small but distinctive paper-making company.