ナガセ Product Lineup

The Suikinkutsu is a Japanese garden technique for enjoying sound, believed to have been devised by gardeners during the Edo period. Its principle involves burying an unglazed pot with a hole in the bottom, allowing water from the ground to fall through the hole and strike the surface of the water that collects at the bottom, producing sound. The sound resonates inside the pot, creating a clear tone reminiscent of a koto, which is why it is called Suikinkutsu.

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Will the post change with "postal privatization"? That's unlikely. However, we live in an era where various things are showcasing their individuality. What if we created a magical post that only delivers happy news using traditional techniques...? Installing an original, proudly unique mailbox at home might turn it into a local landmark.

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Introducing "Cool with Attach," a stylish see-through design that uses punch metal for its exterior. It is sized to comfortably fit an A4 notebook PC and features a design that suits both suits and casual wear. This new product is born from our strategic product brand "e-sagan," which aims to develop a unique brand. For a company that has primarily focused on commercial products, the development process was truly a journey of trial and error. Addressing issues such as the treatment of protrusions at the corners, finishing welding marks neatly, and paying attention to the tactile feel were all challenges that typically do not arise in commercial products. The efforts of the development manager, Mr. Matsumoto, to resolve each of these issues were extraordinary. As a result, the finished product is remarkable. This exquisite item crafted by a Japanese small to medium-sized manufacturer that has awakened to fashion is definitely worth checking out!

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"Titanium is hard," and indeed, titanium is a difficult material to process, requiring advanced technology for its manipulation. If titanium could be shaped into a guinomi (sake cup) like pottery on a lathe, wouldn't you be surprised? This surprise has been realized in the titanium pressed guinomi "Tekkon." Once again, Mr. Matsumoto, the development manager, has repeatedly prototyped to achieve a smooth curve that fits comfortably in the hand through the process of spinning. He has also paid close attention to the surface finish, expressing the unique deep color of titanium. Drinking sake from "Tekkon" on a night when you've made several nice shots with your favorite titanium driver will surely taste exceptional! "Tekkon" is not only the second product of our strategic brand "e-sagan," which aims to break away from subcontracting, but it also represents a milestone in the evolution of spinning "technicians" into spinning "artists." It is no exaggeration to say that only those who can discern the difference will understand the "light yet heavy" sensation—please confirm it with your own hands!

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How about stylish key accessories to match your dressed-up beloved car? Choose from your favorite colors: red or blue! *This product is limited in quantity. Get it soon!

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