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| Tenugui Hachimaki now available at Japanya |
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| Hissho 必勝 translates as “certain victory” |
Tuesday, 10 September 2019
Tuesday, 27 August 2019
About Kokeshi Dolls
Kokeshi dolls, originating from the Tohoku region of Northern Japan, are simple wooden dolls with no arms or legs. The making of these handmade dolls dates back more thant 150 years to when kijiya (woodworkers) accustomed to making bowls and trays, began using their woodworking skills to make simple dolls to sell as souvenirs and toys to onsen visitors. Read more about kokeshi dolls on our kokeshi infomation page.
Wednesday, 31 July 2019
Find a great selection of affordable vintage secondhand kokeshi dolls at Japanya!
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| Vintage kokeshi dolls now on sale at Japanya |
Thursday, 11 July 2019
Monday, 3 June 2019
Saturday, 4 May 2019
Understanding Japanya Kimono Measurements
Many of Japanya's kimono gown customers are replacing a kimono that they have purchased while visiting Japan. A good place to start when choosing the size of your new kimono is to compare key measurements such as length, front panel width, and back width. Within our kimono gallery pages we have indroduced figures which show all the measurements you will need to make a comparison with your current kimono gown and ours.
The kimono diagrams also illustrate the type of sleeve a particular gown has. For example the gown in the figure above has sleeves which are attached to the kimono body at their base. In addition, the opening can be seen to be the full length of the sleeve drop. In contrast, the the gown shown below has long sleeves which are detached from the kimono body at their underside and the arm openings are restricted to the upper section of the sleeves.
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| Example of gown with sleeves with partial opening. |
Friday, 5 April 2019
Hannya and Tengu Omamori Charms back in stock
Popular Hannya and Tengu omamori charms now back in stock
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