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The production of Yame paper lanterns involves a combination of traditional techniques and modern methods. Below is a de...

IntroductionLighting plays an essential role in our lives, not just by providing brightness but also significantly influ...

Discover the history and significance of Japanese dedication lanterns, a symbol of tradition in temples and shrines, in our insightful blog post.

Yame Washi paper boasts a proud 400-year history in Yame City. Unlike machine-made paper, this traditional Japanese pape...

Ōuchi lanterns, named after the ancestral honor space in a home, and traditionally used during the Obon festival, have evolved into multipurpose items with a three-legged structure. Designed by Gifu lanterns founder, Naotsugu Keshikawara, in the Meiji era, they blend traditional Japanese craft with contemporary design, enhancing any space with historical and cultural charm.

IntroductionYame lanterns, traditionally crafted in Yame City, Fukuoka Prefecture, are renowned for their unique manufac...

Welcome to a reflective journey through the serene world of Japanese lanterns. Brought to Japan from China via Korea in ...

Welcome to a journey into the enchanting world of Japanese lanterns, an emblem of Japan's rich cultural heritage. As you...

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Fukuoka Prefecture lies the quaint city of Yame, a place where the age-old tradition...