Paulownia kimono storage has traditionally been used in Japan.
But why
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Ventilation and Humidity Control: Paulownia wood is breathable and maintains stability in humidity levels. Since kimonos are sensitive to humidity and susceptible to mold, paulownia storage helps regulate humidity and provides a favorable environment by absorbing excess moisture.
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Insect Resistance: Paulownia wood naturally resists insects, protecting silk and other natural fibers in kimonos from pests. This reduces the need for frequent pest control measures, helping to preserve the condition of kimonos.
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Aromatic Properties: Paulownia wood emits a distinct fragrance that acts as a natural insect repellent and keeps kimonos smelling fresh. This aroma also contributes to the overall appeal of storing kimonos in paulownia chests.
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Efficient Storage Space: Paulownia kimono storage is designed with compartments and drawers tailored for kimonos, making it easy to organize and access them. It ensures proper folding and storage of kimonos, simplifying their management.
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Aesthetic and Traditional Value: Paulownia chests are traditional Japanese furniture known for their beauty and craftsmanship, enhancing the cultural significance of storing kimonos. Kimonos themselves are traditional Japanese garments, and the combination with paulownia storage adds to their cultural and historical value.
In summary, paulownia kimono storage optimizes the storage environment for kimonos, making it ideal for preserving them in beautiful condition over extended periods.
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【Author of this Article】
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Taiyo Tsutsumi CEO, Okawakagu dot com Co., Ltd. Real Estate Transaction Specialist |
| Born and raised in the furniture town of Okawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Taiyo Tsutsumi joined a condominium company in Kitakyushu City immediately after graduating from university. After retiring in 2005, he embarked on a 4-month journey through Europe. In 2006, while assisting with the family business, which involved wholesale furniture, he became concerned about the future of furniture manufacturing, a key industry in Okawa City. With a desire to revitalize Okawa City with furniture once again, he founded the online shop "Okawa Furniture Dot Com" and is currently exploring ways to spread Okawa furniture worldwide. 2019: Certified for Business Innovation 2021: Adopted by JETRO for Cross-Border E-commerce "Amazon.com Japan Store" (Link) 2022: Granted subsidies for the "Overseas Demand Expansion Project Using Digital Tools, etc." 2023: Launch of the cross-border e-commerce English website "Okawakagu" (Link) |
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