I am part of a Japanese company with an Akoya pearl farm. Apart from the company, I personally run an Akoya pearl shop. I would appreciate it if I could share smiles with various people through pearls.
It's been a while since my last blog post. Recently, I've been dedicated to practicing metalworking, and I'm excited to announce that I've completed
In Japan, July 17th is known as Marine Day, a national holiday. As a result, we had a three-day weekend this week. My mother, who lives in my hometow
Recently, I have been practicing metalworking. I am practicing two methods: molding a material similar to candle wax and casting it, and making rings
I started the process of sorting over 20,000 pearls in the latter half of April and have been working on creating neckl
The beloved dog frequently featured on this site is a delightful girl named Lulu, a mix of Pomeranian and Chihuahua. Lulu resides at my
America Mura, known as the "American Village," is a bustling city district in Osaka that attracts a young crowd. However, as people ent
I visited the pearl cultivation farm for the first time in several months. It was a business trip as part of the company's I work for responsibilitie
Currently, I have approximately 20,000 units of no-toned pearls "pearls with no coloring whatsoever." which I am sorting through to create neckla
The nucleation process for Akoya pearls this year began in early April. I would like to provide an update on the current situation, which is approxim
On Saturday, I traveled 70 kilometers to Kyoto to change the lubricating oil for my motorcycle. Originally, my motorcycle had a 400cc engin
I often hear the question, "Why do Japanese jewelry findings companies continue to produce hardware with designs that haven't c
I have been incredibly busy lately preparing to make necklaces. It requires a tremendous amount of effort to sort through all the pearls. It takes ti