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Welcoming Good Fortune in Ginza
November 26 (Tue) – December 31 (Wed), 2025
*This event has ended.
With the theme “Celebrating the New Year with Joy and Auspicious Treasures”, we present a selection of lucky charms crafted to bring happiness and good fortune for the year ahead.
Alongside classic New Year items, we offer many pieces created by celebrated contemporary artisans.
From across Japan, we bring to you an array of objects that carry wishes for protection, prosperity, and good luck—delivered from Ginza to customers around the world.
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〈Ryo Shimura〉
Maneki-neko (Makeup Design)
(Water-based resin, water-resistant / approx. 7 × 6.5 × H10.5 cm)
¥18,700
Set upon a simple white base with hand-painted details, this softly inviting maneki-neko has a charming, gentle presence. A graceful lucky charm meant to accompany everyday life with quiet good fortune.
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〈Keietsu Totoji〉
Toso Sake Set with Foil Pattern / Foil-Patterned Sake Cup
(Lacquer, wood, and dry lacquer resin /
Server: ø16 cm (19 cm including spout) × H18 cm /
Cup: ø10 cm × H3.2 cm)
¥27,500 / ¥5,500 per cup
Traditionally used during New Year celebrations to wish for good health and long life, this lacquerware set carries a sense of elegance and ceremony. While richly expressive, its modern, practical form makes it easy to wash and suitable for everyday use.
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<Akaji Tobo – Ken Akaji>
Three-tier Box with Bird and Green Floral Pattern
(Porcelain / Lid: 17 cm square × H17)
*Includes a paulownia wood box
¥84,700
Ken Akaji has been creating lidded containers for many years, alongside everyday tableware such as plates and small bowls. This piece brings a radiant yet solemn presence to the dining table—perfect for celebrating the New Year.
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〈Kana Kobayashi〉
Small Plate with Galloping Horse at Night
(Porcelain / ø10.5 × H1.5 cm)
¥4,950
Drawing on Kutani traditions, the hand-painted design blends subtle humor with refined delicacy, creating a captivating piece. This zodiac-themed small plate carries a playful charm within its strong presence.
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〈Maiko Muro〉 From Friday, December 26
Zodiac Daruma / Decorative Paddle “Kagami-mochi” / Polka-Dot White Horse
(Ceramic / approx. 5 × 7 × H7.4 cm)
(Wood, ceramic, acrylic, paper, mizuhiki / 9 × 1.8 × H17 cm)
(Ceramic / approx. 10 × 8 × H12 cm)
¥6,600 each / ¥22,000 / ¥9,900
Drawing on a unique worldview shaped by life both in Japan and abroad, Maiko Muro creates pieces that can be enjoyed throughout the year for their vivid colors and charm. Each work carries a wish for a bright and radiant new year.
*During the exhibition period, the artist is scheduled to be present. For details, please inquire with the sales staff.
【7F Asobi no Gallery 1979】
“Welcoming Good Fortune in Ginza”
We present a selection of New Year ornaments, zodiac figures, and other festive items.
Exhibition period: November 26 (Wed) – December 31 (Wed)
Opens at 12:00 noon on the first day / Closes at 3:00 p.m. on the final day
Items: Zodiac figurines, New Year decorations, crafted goods, works by artisans, zodiac stamps, tenugui cloths, and more.
After the exhibition:
From December 31 (Wed) 3:00 p.m. and on January 3 (Sat)–4 (Sun), a curated selection will be introduced inside the Orifushi Gift Lounge.
【7F Table Joy】
Introducing New Year items for the dining table.
Period: November 26 (Wed) – January 6 (Tue)
Items: Jubako boxes, table mats, toso sets, ozoni bowls, red-and-white or gold-and-silver tableware, New Year dishes, zodiac-themed plates, zodiac chopstick rests, zodiac chopsticks, kaishi paper, and more.
※ All listed prices include tax.
※ Images are for illustrative purposes only.
※ As each item is handmade, individual pieces may vary.
