Having seen the reality of decreasing the "kajiya" or "blacksmiths" of woodworking tools and knives which posses a long history from the ancient period of Japan, we have been trying our best to introduce Japanese "Traditional Style" fine woodworking tools, knives and water stones as our traditional culture to the Western countries for the last twenty-three years.

　　　We have also had seminars internationally to conduct the correct way of using those tools every year. We are one of the pioneers in this field.

　　　Recently, we have set up a representative office in Amsterdam, to introduce ceramic knives, the honors of new technology in Japan, as well as our traditional style woodworking tools, knives and water stones.