Japanese traditions,from Asakusa
to everyday life.
unomisé is an Asakusa-born gift and lifestyle brand created by Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten, a maker founded in 1861. For generations, Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten has crafted mikoshi portable shrines, taiko drums, festival implements, and other objects that support Japan's festival culture and traditional performing arts.
Alongside original pieces made in our own Asakusa workshop, unomisé offers products created in collaboration with traditional craftspeople, artists, and contemporary creators from across Japan. Each piece carries Japanese tradition forward while finding a natural place in everyday life around the world.
From Unomise Miyamoto
The Craft of Miyamoto
Unosuke Shoten
In our Asakusa workshop, artisans practice a wide range of specialized skills—lacquering, decorative metalwork, hide stretching, and woodwork—each essential to the making of mikoshi, taiko drums, and festival implements. This work has long supported Japan's festivals and traditional performing arts. The original pieces created for unomisé bring the brightness and spirit of celebration into everyday life.
Artist Collaboration
Tradition & Creation
Here we present pieces made together with craftspeople, artists, and creators from across Japan. Shaped by the relationships and craftsmanship that only Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten can bring together, these are pieces you will find nowhere else.
BUY ONLINE
Selected items are available for purchase online.
Selected items are available to purchase online.
SHOP INFO
See you in Asakusa
Some pieces you'll only find in store.
Our shop is located within Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten's Nishi-Asakusa store. Here, you'll find in-store exclusives, a carefully curated selection of fine craft from across Japan, and seasonal fairs inspired by festivals, customs, and the changing rhythms of the year.
- Address：
- Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten, Nishi Asakusa Store, 2-1-1 Nishi-Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0035
- TEL：
- +81-3-3844-2141
- Hours：
- 10:00～18:00 (closed Tuesdays)
- Access：
- Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Tawaramachi Station (Exit 3) — 2 min walk
Toei Asakusa Line, Asakusa Station (Exit A4) — 6 min walk
Toei Oedo Line, Kuramae Station (Exit A5) — 10 min walk
Tobu Line, Asakusa Station (Main Exit) — 10 min walk
Tsukuba Express, Asakusa Station (Exit A2) — 2 min walk
INSTAGRAM
@uno_mise
