Recommended Furniture from April Exhibition (6 Picks)
In Japan, there is a holiday period called “Golden Week” from late April to early May, when several national holidays occur in a row.
During this time, I continued working while also revisiting the furniture pieces I discovered at an exhibition in April.
Today, I’d like to introduce six items that I genuinely recommend. From entryway storage and dining tables to kitchen storage, living room solutions, and even sleep-related items—these selections are designed to solve small everyday inconveniences and make your home more comfortable.
1) Solid Cedar Low Shoe Cabinet
Custom width available from 90–210 cm (approx. 35.4–82.7 inches) in 1 cm increments.
The low-profile design keeps your space visually open, while the solid 4 cm (1.6 inch) thick top adds a sense of quality and durability.
2) Dining Table with 4 cm Thick Top
Available in Japanese Hinoki, Yellow Poplar, or Ash wood.
The 4 cm (1.6 inch) thick tabletop provides a solid feel, while the two-leg design offers more legroom and a clean look.
Sizes range from 120×75 cm (approx. 47.2×29.5 inches) to 240×100 cm (approx. 94.5×39.4 inches).
3) Stainless Steel Top Kitchen Island Counter
Available in 120 cm (47.2 inches) and 150 cm (59.1 inches).
Designed with storage on both sides, allowing you to separate workspace and storage efficiently.
The stainless steel top is easy to clean and maintain.
4) Extendable Shelf (66–176 cm)
Adjustable width from 66–176 cm (approx. 26.0–69.3 inches).
A flexible storage solution that adapts easily to different spaces, making it ideal for moving or rearranging your home.
5) Low Shoe Cabinet “Towa” Series
A low-profile design that keeps your entryway neat without feeling bulky.
Available in 90 cm (35.4 inches) and 120 cm (47.2 inches), with adjustable leg height to suit your space.
6) Buckwheat Pillow (Available Internationally)
A breathable pillow made from natural buckwheat hulls, helping reduce heat and moisture buildup during sleep.
Easy height adjustment allows you to customize comfort for better sleep quality.
Due to recent global conditions, we are seeing rising furniture costs and some supply instability.
In certain cases, parts are becoming harder to source, which may affect production.
If you find something you like, we recommend checking availability early.
