The company specializes in the manufacturing of Butsudan (Buddhist altars) made from hardwoods since 1978. They use a variety of materials, including karaki woods (ebony, rosewood, and persimmon) and domestic woods (keyaki, mulberry, acacia, yakusugi, etc.). They create both traditional karaki Buddhist altars and modern furniture-style Karaki Butsudan.

Strengths and Characteristics

  • High-quality Karaki Butsudan that blend tradition and innovation.

    The company strives to create the finest Karaki Butsudan, and with this in mind, they have created the "Hundred-Year Altar" by extensively using karaki woods and crafting detailed products with great dedication. Recently, the shape and color of Buddhist altars have evolved, and they now also manufacture modern designs that incorporate traditional forms.

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