Tsujikura, the oldest Japanese umbrella shop in Kyoto

Kyoto City Traditional Industries ‘Future Masters’ Exhibition

The Future of Japanese Umbrellas, The Future of Kyoto

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Sharing Kyoto’s Heritage with the World

Wagasa Workshop with Kyoto University Students

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Plum Blossoms

A Japanese Arrangement That Heralds Spring

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Tsujikura Wagasa in Use

Testimonials

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Life in the Workshop

The Crafting Process of a Japanese Umbrella

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~Made More Accessible Worldwide Amid the Weakened Yen~

―Traditional Beauty of Kyoto — Tsujikura’s Wagasa―

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WE ALSO ACCEPT ORDERS FOR OVERSEAS SHIPPING!

Tsujikura – the long-established wagasa manufacturer since 1690.
We have been preserving tradition and culture of Japanese umbrellas for over three hundred years.
Our hope is to introduce and bequeath the beauty of Japanese umbrellas to the world from historical Kyoto, wishing that people in the world, not only in Japan, would love Kyoto and Japan-made wagasa, the washi-made umbrellas and parasols.

The history of Wagasa-ya Tsujikura

Tsujikura was founded in 1690 and is the oldest Japanese umbrella maker in Japan, continuing to preserve its history and culture.

The difference between a Janome umbrella and a Bangasa

Types and differences of Wagasa.

Hime Wagasa Umbrella Making Experience

Registration is now open here.

Hime Wagasa Hand-painting Experience

Registration is now open here.

Select Wagasa

The simple, unadorned Japanese umbrellas

Bangasa

Umbrella with beautiful snake eyes pattern

Janome

Small parasol used for sun protection and dancing

Higasa

Small Japanese umbrella for gift giving

Himewagasa

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Kiwami-Experience Rustic Colors-

Kurotani Washi

TSUKIYAKKO

Kyoto’s Hanamachi – Maiko, Geiko and Wagasa

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Notice

FMラジオ「エフエム京都（α-STATION）」に出演

Feb 19, 2026

“Hinamatsuri”

Feb 16, 2026

The Future of Japanese Umbrellas, The Future of Kyoto

Feb 13, 2026

【Sharing Kyoto’s Heritage with the World: Wagasa Workshop with Kyoto University Students】

Feb 11, 2026

Testimonials / For Business Customers

Testimonials

For Businesses

To Businesses Seeking Japanese Umbrellas

Gion festival

A cosmetics store in the LA neighborhood is drawing a lot of attention.

Japanese Restaurant “Kyoto Kitcho”

As Ceiling Interior Decoration

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Recommended Wagasa Introduction

White / Unryu paper / Japanese Parasol EN Series

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥33,000

Black Bamboo(Red)/ Japanese Parasol EN Series

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥44,000

Karakusa(Brown)/ Japanese Parasol EN Series

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥44,000

Japanese Parasol "Flower Blooming" Small Plum

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥44,000

Suzaku (Red) / Higasa_Specially selected Kurotani Washi

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥55,000

Iris Blue / Higasa_Specially selected Kurotani Washi

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥55,000

Fubuki (White) / Higasa_Specially selected Kurotani Washi

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥55,000

Kakishibuzome(Brown) / High Quality

Janome (Slender umbrella)

¥55,000

Byakko (White) / Higasa_Specially selected Kurotani Washi

Higasa (Japanese parasol)

¥55,000

Kakishibuzome(Brown) / High Quality

Janome (Slender umbrella)

¥55,000

Kakishibuzome(Brown) / High Quality

Janome (Slender umbrella)

¥55,000

Kakishibuzome(Brown) / High Quality

Janome (Slender umbrella)

¥55,000

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Tsujikura Access

About Tsujikura

Address　7F Tsujikura Bldg. Higashi-gawa Shijyo Noboru, Kawaramachi-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto Japan604-8026
Tel:　075-221-4396
Opening Hours　12:00 - 18:00 (Closed Wednesday)