MARKUS: A Japanese Hand Crafted Household Goods Shop

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MARKUS is a specialty shop in Kichijoji, Tokyo with a large collection of household goods. From lacquer to chinaware, find traditional and modern items that are crafted in Japan.

Written by

Moeko Ide

世界各地、日本各地「手仕事品」と名のつくものをこよなく愛す。東京オリンピックまでに、日本を「エシカル大国」にしたい。

MARKUS: A Japanese Hand Crafted Household Goods Shop

Traditional crafts have a long history in Japan. However, finding successors in the production of these works has become difficult.

With the decreasing number of craftsmen, traditional Japanese crafts have been disappearing from modern households. Within these troublesome times, there is MARKUS, a shop in Kichijoji promoting the idea of life with crafts.

MARKUS opened in 2012 with a collection of handcrafted items using various materials and techniques from across Japan. All items in MARKUS have been carefully curated and favored by the manager, Mr. Kubota.

This time, we would like to introduce some handy and easy-to-use items sold at MARKUS.

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Written by

Moeko Ide

世界各地、日本各地「手仕事品」と名のつくものをこよなく愛す。東京オリンピックまでに、日本を「エシカル大国」にしたい。

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