Celebrate Craftsmanship: Kunitastain and RE:WOOD Collaboration Event
Mark your calendars for September 17th and 18th, as the renowned Ishikuni Co., Ltd. will host a unique experience event at its flagship store, Ishikuni Shop in Otemachi, Tokyo. This event celebrates the launch of Kunitastain's new belt, 'Ostrich Leg', and introduces a brand-new website dedicated to the Kunitastain brand. In collaboration with the woodworking brand RE:WOOD from Tsuchiyama, Shiga Prefecture, visitors can indulge in a two-day experience that merges high-quality craftsmanship with eco-friendly design principles.
Event Details
Dates: September 17 (Thursday) and 18 (Friday) 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Venue: Ishikuni Shop, Otemachi (B2F Otemachi Building, 1-6-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
Direct access via various Tokyo Metro lines at Otemachi Station.
What to Expect
At the event, guests will have the chance to try on Kunitastain's latest belt, 'Ostrich Leg', alongside a display of the product for sale. Additionally, RE:WOOD will offer a tasting experience of Shiga sake paired with their handcrafted wooden tumblers, which highlight the beauty and durability of natural materials.
Discover Kunitastain’s New Brand Site
Kunitastain aims to enhance its customer engagement through its newly launched brand site. This platform will delve deep into the brand's dedication to craftsmanship, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail in each product's creation process, from material selection to finishing touches. On-site, visitors can scan QR codes to explore the new site while trying on the 'Ostrich Leg' belt, gaining insights into the design philosophy and craftsmanship behind the brand.
Kunitastain: A Legacy of Excellence
Kunitastain is the high-end leather belt brand developed by Ishikuni, Japan’s oldest watch belt manufacturer. Established in 1969, the brand prides itself on maintaining a commitment to quality through every aspect of production within Japan, including material selection, leather processing, and sewing. Recognized for their functional yet aesthetically pleasing designs, Kunitastain belts feature innovations such as the sweat-resistant 'hidden seam' technology. With a focus on artisanal craftsmanship, each belt is individually crafted, ensuring that it meets the discerning tastes of customers who appreciate authenticity and durability.
The latest addition, 'Ostrich Leg', upholds Kunitastain’s reputation for high-quality products, ideal for individuals who value both luxury and individuality in their accessories.
Collaboration with RE:WOOD
RE:WOOD is a woodworking brand established by Tsuchiyama Mokukyo Co., Ltd., located in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture. With a rich heritage in lumber processing, RE:WOOD embodies the philosophy of '芽くばり・木くばり・心くばり' (care for seedlings, wood, and the heart), emphasizing a deep respect for raw materials and craftsmanship. Their signature wooden tumblers, made from 'Biwa Lake timber', are lightweight, smooth to the touch, and develop a beautiful sheen with use, paralleling the aging beauty of Kunitastain's belts.
This collaboration represents a shared commitment to high-quality, artisanal craft with a focus on natural materials. Attendees can savor the unique experience of tasting Shiga sake served in RE:WOOD tumblers while exploring the range of RE:WOOD products available for purchase.
Participate and Win
In addition to trying on the new belt, guests can participate in a social media event. By posting their fitting experiences online, participants will receive a special Kunitastain watch cloth, while supplies last.
Company Profiles
Ishikuni Co., Ltd.
Location: 2F Ishikuni Building, 1-4-8 Higashikomagata, Sumida, Tokyo
Established: January 5, 1957 (Founded in 1920)
Website:
Ishikuni
Tsuchiyama Mokukyo Co., Ltd.
Location: 421-1 Minamitoyama, Tsuchiyama, Koka City, Shiga Prefecture
Established: 1957
Website:
Tsuchiyama Mokukyo
Join us for a one-of-a-kind event that celebrates craftsmanship and collaboration between two exceptional brands, demonstrating the beauty of artisanal work and the significance of natural materials in our daily lives.