About Fujiki

Preserving
Japanese Craftsmanship
Since 1932

Fujiki Crafts Industry Co., Ltd. has been a pioneer in safeguarding the essence of Japanese tradition through exceptional craftsmanship. Founded in Yame, Fukuoka, our journey is a testament to the enduring power of culture and innovation.

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“Fujiki Sahei Shoten founder

Changed name to Fujiki Sahei Shoten Co., Ltd.

“The whole country is our customer!”

Changed name to Fujiki Kogei Industry Co., Ltd.

Osaka branch opened

Kyushu Mingei Co., Ltd. was established
(now Senshoku Doll Workshop Co., Ltd.)

Toei Kogei Co., Ltd. was established.

Nippon Kogei Co., Ltd. is established.

Tokyo branch opened

Wako Co., Ltd. was established.

Sapporo branch opened

Yame Doll Hall Co., Ltd. is established and opened.

Eiwa Co., Ltd. was established

New head office building completed

Established Kuei Mokkou Limited Company

Head office logistics center completed

Osaka branch relocated and renamed Kansai branch

Wako Co., Ltd. is integrated into Toei Kogei Co., Ltd.

Tokyo branch relocated and renamed Tokyo branch office

Fujiki Online launched

Mission

Our mission is to ensure that traditional Japanese customs and heartfelt wishes continue to inspire the next generation and connect families worldwide.

Vision

To foster a world where family bonds are celebrated and traditions cherished, creating a sweet home and a lasting legacy of Japanese culture.

Core Value

Inherit Tradition

Preserve and pass Japanese culture to future generations.

Pursue Excellence

Continuously improve our craftsmanship.

Celebrate Connection

Foster family ties through meaningful creations.

Share Globally

Introduce Japanese traditions to the world.

Philosophy

Wishes for healthy growth of children and tender feelings of remembrance for the deceased.” The annual events and festivals in our lives embody the beautiful Japanese spirit of nurturing family ties. Fujiki is dedicated to passing this festival culture to future generations through crafts like Hagoita, Hamaya bow, festival dolls, and Bon lanterns.

Our Co-Founder

Wishes for healthy growth of children and tender feelings of remembrance for the deceased.” The annual events and festivals in our lives embody the beautiful Japanese spirit of nurturing family ties. Fujiki is dedicated to passing this festival culture to future generations through crafts like Hagoita, Hamaya bow, festival dolls, and Bon lanterns.