Japan Day
Sunday 17th October 11.00am - 5pm FREE ADMISSION
Midland Hotel, Peter Street, Manchester, M60 2DS
We will be running a stall at Japan Day 2010. Due to limited space, we will only be able to bring a small selection of our Japanese gifts to the Matsuri. These will include: folding fans, origami paper, lucky cats, T-shirts, daruma, greetings cards, samurai sword paper knives, keyrings and hair accessories. If you would like to see a particular item from our website, for example one of our kimono, please contact us and we will try our best to bring it along on the day.
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Thursday, 12 August 2010
Japan Matsuri London 2010
Saturday 18th September 10:00am – 8:00pm
Spitalfields Markets, Brushfield Street
We will be running a stall at the Japan Matsuri 2010. However, due to limited space, we will only be able to bring a small selection of our Japanese gifts to the Matsuri. These will include: folding fans, origami paper, lucky cats, T-shirts, daruma, sake sets, greetings cards, samurai sword paper knives, keyrings and hair accessories. If you would like to see a particular item from our website, for example one of our kimono, please contact us and we will try our best to bring it along on the day.
Spitalfields Markets, Brushfield Street
We will be running a stall at the Japan Matsuri 2010. However, due to limited space, we will only be able to bring a small selection of our Japanese gifts to the Matsuri. These will include: folding fans, origami paper, lucky cats, T-shirts, daruma, sake sets, greetings cards, samurai sword paper knives, keyrings and hair accessories. If you would like to see a particular item from our website, for example one of our kimono, please contact us and we will try our best to bring it along on the day.
Tuesday, 3 August 2010
New range of Kimonos added to japanya.co.uk
We are delighted to launch several new designs of kimonos on our website this week. These kimonos are made in Kyoto, Japan, by a kimono manufacturer who has been making kimono since 1963. For the first time we are offering silk kimono for both men and women. If you have any queries regarding sizing, materials, colours etc please don't hesitate to get in touch.
Thursday, 13 May 2010
Japanya Kanji Pendants now on Amazon
Japanya has now started selling ready made kanji pendants on amazon.co.uk . Alternatively, you can design your own pendants on www.kanjizone.com .
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
Japanya kimonos used for photoshoot
The photographer James Day recently used our cherry blossom kimonos to photograph Japanese models in very stylised poses. The portfolio created is to be entered for the Association of Photographers Awards 2010.
Monday, 1 February 2010
Introducing Kanji Zone
Our sister website www.kanjizone.com
Now as well as designing and purchasing your own Japanese T-shirts, you can customise your very own Japanese pendant or keyring. We have a selection of tarnish-free stainless steel pendants/keyrings which we can etch for you with your chosen western name in kanji, katakana or hiragana. Alternatively, you may like to design a piece with a kanji character. We offer a wide selection of popular kanji including the character 愛 meaning love and the character 侍 meaning samurai. We look forward to fulfilling your order!
Now as well as designing and purchasing your own Japanese T-shirts, you can customise your very own Japanese pendant or keyring. We have a selection of tarnish-free stainless steel pendants/keyrings which we can etch for you with your chosen western name in kanji, katakana or hiragana. Alternatively, you may like to design a piece with a kanji character. We offer a wide selection of popular kanji including the character 愛 meaning love and the character 侍 meaning samurai. We look forward to fulfilling your order!
Tuesday, 5 January 2010
Year of the Tiger (2010) Solar powered Lucky Tiger now available
Designed for the Year of the Tiger (2010) a solar powered tiger (£13.95) whose head and hand sways when sitting in sunlight or artificial light. The kanji on the gold coin reads "Shofuku" (invite fortune). She has a slot for displaying a business/greetings card. The tiger is a symbol of strength and power in China.
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