Japan's Proud Traditional Crafts

Since 1835, Kyugetsu has brought Japanese artistry to life, a tradition begun by a samurai who became a doll maker.

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The Traditional and Sophisticated Skills of Japanese Artisans

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Samurai helmet kabuto
Samurai helmet kabuto

Samurai helmet kabuto

Samurai armor oyoroi
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Samurai armor display Yoroi 1-4-TY – slight right-facing angle, showing kuwagata helmet crest and Domaru cuirass detail

Samurai armor oyoroi

Japanese doll
Japanese doll

Japanese doll

Art Collaborations
Art Collaborations

Art Collaborations

Hina Doll
Hina Doll

Hina Doll

Master Artisans
Samurai armor display figure Yoroi 5GR-Y2-Z – close-up of kabuto (helmet) and upper body, Shikatsuno Wakitate (Deer Antler Decorations), Shikami (The Roaring Lion) maedate (front crest), and golden Ojuzu (Buddhist prayer beads)

Master Artisans

Lion Family Renjishi
Lion Family Renjishi

Lion Family Renjishi

JAPANESE ARTISTRY · SINCE 1835

A Legacy of Craftsmanship

Founded in 1835 by a samurai who became a doll maker, Kyugetsu carries forward a tradition of Japanese artistry. Discover the stories and craftsmanship behind our dolls and decorative works.

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Samurai Armor Display Figure – 71GC-091-S Supervised by Emi Wada

Kabuto Helmet Display – 3G-K59-Z by Heian Issui

Kabuto Helmet Display – 71GC-10-Z-S Supervised by Emi Wada

Kabuto Helmet Display – 6GR-K12-S by Toshimitsu Suzuki

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Explore Japanese dolls, samurai armor, kabuto helmets, and decorative crafts. Discover the materials, intricate details, and individual character that make each piece distinctive.

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