【Important Notice for International Buyers – Tomoayax Japan Rare Authentic Items】
■ Authenticity
All items we sell are 100% authentic.
We carefully source our products from trusted suppliers in Japan.
■ Condition
Many of our items are rare, vintage, or pre-owned.
Such items may show signs of age, storage, or previous use, including minor scratches, wear, or deterioration.
Condition may vary depending on individual expectations.
Please carefully review all photos and descriptions before purchase.
■ Buyer Responsibility
The buyer is fully responsible for understanding the item condition and details before purchase.
We do not accept claims based on subjective expectations (e.g., "not as expected").
■ No Return / No Refund Policy
All sales are final.
We do NOT accept returns or refunds for:
・Minor scratches, aging, or signs of use
・Differences in personal expectations
・Color or appearance differences due to lighting or display
・Any condition clearly shown in photos or described
■ Functionality
Unless otherwise stated, we do not guarantee long-term performance or durability.
Especially for vintage items, future functionality cannot be guaranteed.
■ Liability
We are not responsible for any damage, deterioration, or issues after delivery.
■ Final Notice
Please ensure full understanding of the above before purchasing.
[A long-established fan maker] Hosekiken is a brand that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities, perfect for those seeking individuality. Founded by a master painter, the workshop handles everything from hand-painting and printmaking to design. Their products are sold in numerous department stores, including Ginza Kyukyodo, Isetan, Hankyu Department Store, and Takashimaya, and the brand has been loved by many for many years. [Perfect for gifts] Ideal for Mother's Day and other special occasions, as well as gifts for loved ones or as a treat for yourself, these fans are sure to please.
[Takōsen] Hosekiken has developed the first cloth fan in the history of fans, made with more than 60 ribs, including the outer ribs on both sides, a feat achieved through advanced design and the skill of craftsmen. Fans made with many ribs, such as 60, 65, or 70, are called <Takōsen?>. In addition to their "visual beauty," they possess "functional beauty" as they open and close smoothly and the flexibility of the bamboo creates a wing-like breeze. Furthermore, in line with the origin of the company name, the outer ribs represent the parents and the middle ribs represent the children (many) = the "ideal image" of a prosperous family.
[Design] This small, portable fan features a modern sensibility within a traditional Japanese pattern. It complements both Japanese and Western attire, making it popular with a wide range of ages. The elegant design of bush clover on the fan is an original creation by an exclusive artist for Hosekiken. The flower's meaning is "thoughts" and "contemplation." The thoughtfulness and care for others are likened to the gently swaying movement of the bush clover.
[Product Size] Box size: 264 x 115 x 26 mm, Fan length: approx. 210 mm [Material] Fan surface: Silk, Fan frame: Bamboo
[Handling Instructions and Precautions] Because fans are made of cloth, paper, and bamboo, they will wear out with use regardless of the price. The lifespan of a fan varies from person to person; some people use them for 10 years, while others buy a new one every year. In particular, opening and closing the fan forcefully with one hand can cause extreme damage and breakage. Please note that in this case, repairs are not possible. Before use, please be sure to read the "How to Handle Your Fan" instructions attached to the fan case.
[A long-established fan shop]
Hosekiken is a brand that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities, perfect for those who seek to express their individuality.
This workshop was founded by a master painter and handles everything from hand-painting and printmaking to design and planning.
This luxury brand has been loved by many people for many years, and its products are sold in numerous department stores such as Ginza Kyukyodo, Isetan, Hankyu Department Store, and Takashimaya.