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Quiet Beauty in Every Form

Crafted with care in Japan. Selected with care for you.　Explore our curated Japanese tableware, from various regions across Japan, and discover the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship with WAZA Tokyo.

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New Arrivals

Explore our new artists' fine products.

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Restocked

The wait is over — your favorites have returned.

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The Spirit of WAZA

WAZA (技) embodies the essence of Japanese craftsmanship—skill honed through time, passed from master to apprentice. At WAZA Tokyo, we present pieces that honor this legacy, reimagined to complement today’s lifestyles with sophistication and authenticity.

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Nami Tumbler

Timeless Beauty

It looks spontaneous, yet every curve is intentional — the result of years of refinement that turn clay into a quiet expression.

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Handcrafted sake carafe “Hakuhō” (White Peak), wood-fired in an anagama kiln with snowy white glaze and earthy base, shown with its wooden gift box.

Hirohisa Kondo

One of a kind

We honor the quiet beauty of craftsmanship—no two are alike, each telling its own story of clay, flame, and time.

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Handmade Japanese vase Miyabi (雅) with deep indigo glaze, displayed with budding branches in a minimalist setting.

Vases

Stylish

Explore our vases, embodying a modern, stylish, and minimalist aesthetic.

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  • Artist Visit - Shinichi Yamada Part 2

    Artist Visit - Shinichi Yamada Part 2

    In Fukushima, I met Mr. Yamada of Ikariya Kiln — a potter who rebuilt his life and craft after the 2011 disaster. His quiet strength revealed the true spirit of...

    Artist Visit - Shinichi Yamada Part 2

    In Fukushima, I met Mr. Yamada of Ikariya Kiln — a potter who rebuilt his life and craft after the 2011 disaster. His quiet strength revealed the true spirit of...

  • Artist Visit - Shinichi Yamada Part 1

    Artist Visit - Shinichi Yamada Part 1

    A simple gray teacup reawakened memories of family and Fukushima — a place I hadn’t visited in decades. After years of staying away, I felt it was finally time to...

    Artist Visit - Shinichi Yamada Part 1

    A simple gray teacup reawakened memories of family and Fukushima — a place I hadn’t visited in decades. After years of staying away, I felt it was finally time to...

  • Artist Visit - Hirohisa Kondo

    Artist Visit - Hirohisa Kondo

    A visit to Mr. Kondo’s mountain studio, where pottery begins with soil, fire, and a deep love for the unknown.

    Artist Visit - Hirohisa Kondo

    A visit to Mr. Kondo’s mountain studio, where pottery begins with soil, fire, and a deep love for the unknown.

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