We manufacture metal lanterns mainly in Kyoto. We will continue to dedicate clean lanterns in the future.

Lanterns are placed in Buddhist temples and other places to offer clean lamps to Buddhist statues.
Lanterns have several connotations, such as being a light of wisdom to illuminate the darkness and a light to prevent ancestral spirits from getting lost, but they are considered necessary for both Buddhism and Shintoism, and many temples and shrines are now decorated with lanterns.
Since the founding of the copper and brass wholesaling business by Teiichi Matsuura in 1939, our company has been manufacturing lanterns and other products for 80 years, driven by the desire to address the "aging" of Kyoto's craftsmen and the "shortage of workers".
While we have achieved integrated production from mold making to hot stamping, we have also inherited the traditional manufacturing of lanterns through our network of craftsmen in Kyoto for special processing. In recent years, we have also received many requests to repair lanterns at temples and shrines in Kyoto, which are listed on the World Heritage list.
We will continue to challenge ourselves and grow together with you.
We would like to thank you for your continued patronage.

Since 2019, with the connection of "sash" to the third generation, we have determined our management philosophy to be "Mutual Growth" and will continue to challenge ourselves to grow together with you, using our experiences as food for growth.
Walking with our customers.
Walk with your employees.
Walking with the times.
Please contact us for any inquiries about the production and restoration of your precious lanterns.

〒601-8037　5-3 Nishikawabe-cho, Higashi-Kujo, Minami-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto
TEL 075-691-2052　FAX 075-691-6034