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Cool first-class shading umbrella

When the sunshine gradually becomes stronger, we think about the effect of ultraviolet rays. The KOMIYA folding umbrella for both rain and rain is a parasol that makes it easy for men to hold, and a folding umbrella that can handle rain when it comes to emergency. With this, you can go out with peace of mind on sunny or rainy days.

Function and beauty

[Note] Folding umbrella for both rain and rain, fringe dot shade rattan handle, which is made of black laminated cotton fabric. It is generally said that 85 to 95% of parasols can be cut without the need for UV protection, but [besides] the rain and rain foldable umbrella fringe dot shade rattan handle is a special shaded shade. It is a first-class shading umbrella with a rate of UV protection of 99.99% or more. By making the inside a dark color, it absorbs the glare of the ground, which has the effect of preventing ultraviolet rays from above and below.

The fabric of this umbrella uses a three-dimensional dot pattern that is a mixture of linen and cotton materials. The fringe-like dot pattern is a rain and rain umbrella made in Japan with a design that makes you feel cute and cool, and has outstanding waterproofness and functionality. The ribs are lightweight, rust-resistant and supple fiberglass, and they are flexible enough to withstand the wind.

[Bespoke] Folding umbrella for both rain and rain The fringe dot shade rattan handle is a bespoke rattan handle with a cute design that has a fringe and is easy to use. It is also recommended as a birthday gift, Mother's Day gift, or Christmas gift.

A straight line of umbrellas, serious manufacturing

KOMIYA is a brand developed by Komiya Shoten that started in Tokyo in 1930 as a manufacturer of western umbrellas and shawls. Since its founding until today, we continue to make domestic umbrellas, which have become very few in Japan. Speaking of umbrellas used by common people in Japan at that time, the “ban umbrella” made of bamboo skeleton with Japanese paper and oiled was common, and the “Western umbrella” made of iron bone covered with silk or cotton cloth It was a luxury ornament that could only have a limited number of layers. Meanwhile, Komiya Shoten began to make a western umbrella using the Koshu weave of Yamanashi, where he was born. Koshu-ori is a fabric produced in the "Koshu production area", which is good at fine counts, such as umbrella and tie fabrics. It is a textile that has a history and tradition that was called "Kaiiki" in the old days.

Shortly thereafter, Japan entered the era of war. Even at Komiya Shoten, I suffered many difficulties, such as the store and home burned by an air raid, and I could not make things as I expected due to material control, but after the war I rebuilt the store in Higashi Nihonbashi in the burned field and started from scratch. Departure for the reconstruction. In the 1940s and 1940s, Japan was the world leader in umbrella production, consumption, and exports. In the East Nihonbashi neighborhood where Komiya Shoten is located, there are more than 70 umbrella shops, and there are many umbrella craftsmen, and the industry was full of energy. Following the oil shock and the collapse of the bubble, many companies in the umbrella industry decided to shift their manufacturing focus to Asian countries such as China where labor costs are low. Many Japanese umbrella craftsmen who are no longer playing an active role have been forced to go out of business, and umbrella stores that were all that many have gone bankrupt one after another because of price destruction. Nowadays, there are only a few umbrella shops in Japan that make Japanese umbrellas. Komiya Shoten has been able to continue as an umbrella store even though it has been rubbing in the rough sea.

Regardless of the times, we will continue to maintain the tradition of "making high quality products in-house (within our own eyes)" since our founding, and sincerely sincerely responding to customers' requests. And have gained the trust. We are not always satisfied with the current situation, and we have interwoven new innovative technologies such as durability against heavy rain and measures against increasing ultraviolet rays. KOMIYA's umbrella has been protected in this historical background. Umbrellas made in Japan are certainly expensive, but you can feel the polite handwork of traditional Japanese craftsmen using traditional fabrics and techniques. Would you like to walk in the rainy city with such a KOMIYA umbrella?