Tokyo Waszarashi Co., Ltd.

Experience a one-of-a-kind Tenugui dyeing workshop with specialist instructors, exclusive to this location!

In the pattern-making process, a resist paste (bosen-nori) is applied to create areas that will take the dye and areas that will not.

Dyes are then poured using a special tool and absorbed using a compressor during the dyeing process.

At Tenu-Kuri Dye Studio, we enjoy a friendly and relaxed atmosphere with our customers while dyeing. Please come and experience the excitement of completing your very own unique creation!

Tokyo Wazarashi is a comprehensive manufacturer of narrow-width cotton fabrics, tenugui, and more, steeped in over 130 years of tradition.

In OEM production, we value flexible responsiveness and close communication to meet our customers’ specific needs.

At our Tenu-Kuri Studio (SHOP), we carry a wide range of Chusen (pour-dyeing) products, from tenugui to fashion accessories.

Our original brand “WAZAICHI” is also available on our EC site!

Once its role as a baby swaddle is complete, it can stay by your side as a cherished plush toy. It grows with your child, fostering a mindset of cherishing and taking care of objects. Wishing for a baby’s healthy growth, this makes the perfect baby shower gift.

The Tokyo Honzome HAORI is made by dyeing “men-ro” (a fine, gauze-like cotton fabric used for high-end yukata) and tailoring it into a haori jacket familiar in Japan. Please enjoy the downtown atmosphere design featuring faintly glowing paper lanterns. It is also very popular with international visitors!

Company Name	Tokyo Wazarashi Co., Ltd.
Representative Director	Ichiro Takizawa, President & CEO
Postal Code	〒124-0012
Address	4-14-9 Tateishi, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Phone	03-3693-3333
FAX	03-3694-7788
Email	front@tenugui.co.jp
Website	https://www.tenugui.co.jp/
SNS	https://www.instagram.com/tokyowazarashi/
Company Introduction	Since our founding in 1889, we have remained committed to narrow-width cotton fabric and “wazarashi” (traditional bleached cotton). Through the ages, we have connected with customers through various products such as “sarashi” (bleached cotton), “yukata,” “tenugui,” “hanten” (traditional jackets), “yarn-dyed fabrics,” and “solid-color dyeing.” In addition to our ready-to-ship system for narrow-width cotton fabrics, we offer one-stop solutions for diverse original production needs, catering to professionals and individuals alike. We also host a permanent “Tenugui Dyeing Workshop.” We support the creative activities and product sales of creators.
Our company has the unique ability to respond to various claims cultivated over many years in the bleaching industry, based on a deep understanding of each process, including Chusen dyeing. Furthermore, our “Tenugui Dyeing Workshop” (Tenu-Kuri Dye Studio) attracts tenugui fans from around the world who experience various surprises and joys. As a unique initiative, we are challenging ourselves to expand the possibilities of Tokyo Honzome Chusen dyeing by developing items such as “shirts,” “HAPPI (festival coats),” “stoles,” and “swaddles,” not limited solely to tenugui.

Company Name

Tokyo Wazarashi Co., Ltd.

Representative Director

Ichiro Takizawa, President & CEO

Postal Code

〒124-0012

Address

4-14-9 Tateishi, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Phone

03-3693-3333

FAX

03-3694-7788

front@tenugui.co.jp

Website

https://www.tenugui.co.jp/

SNS

https://www.instagram.com/tokyowazarashi/

Company Introduction

Since our founding in 1889, we have remained committed to narrow-width cotton fabric and “wazarashi” (traditional bleached cotton). Through the ages, we have connected with customers through various products such as “sarashi” (bleached cotton), “yukata,” “tenugui,” “hanten” (traditional jackets), “yarn-dyed fabrics,” and “solid-color dyeing.” In addition to our ready-to-ship system for narrow-width cotton fabrics, we offer one-stop solutions for diverse original production needs, catering to professionals and individuals alike. We also host a permanent “Tenugui Dyeing Workshop.” We support the creative activities and product sales of creators.

Our company has the unique ability to respond to various claims cultivated over many years in the bleaching industry, based on a deep understanding of each process, including Chusen dyeing. Furthermore, our “Tenugui Dyeing Workshop” (Tenu-Kuri Dye Studio) attracts tenugui fans from around the world who experience various surprises and joys. As a unique initiative, we are challenging ourselves to expand the possibilities of Tokyo Honzome Chusen dyeing by developing items such as “shirts,” “HAPPI (festival coats),” “stoles,” and “swaddles,” not limited solely to tenugui.