Encounter authentic Japanese art in the heart of Kyoto
A space with exquisite antiques selected with a keen eye for beauty. Experience the traditional beauty of Japan firsthand.
A world of beauty where the spirit of craftsmanship resides
The gallery mainly deals with a wide variety of crafts from the Meiji period. The gallery features armor, swords, and other artifacts that reflect the aesthetic sensibilities of the period. About six pieces of armor and 70 Japanese swords are on display and for sale at any given time, and are especially popular.
The photo on the right is King armor［Tetsukin kiritsuke kozane akaitoodoshi nimaidogusoku］6,000,000 yen
Gorgeous armor that shows the dignity of a warlord. Decorations to ward off archers can be seen.
A pair of Satsuma-yaki vases made at a Kyoto pottery. The fine decoration is attractive.
The outer surface of this inkstone box is made of io-gake-ji, and patterns such as chrysanthemums and small birds are expressed by mother-of-pearl inlay and maki-e.
Tsubas are sword ornaments between the hilt and the blade of the sword. Decorations vary from period to period.The photograph shows an Edo-period piece carved with a dragon.
A solid, weighty artifact from the Warring States period. Note the beautiful carving.
（Upper）Note the pattern of Mt. Fuji on the baseboard.
（Lower）Blade pattern can be seen in the light condition.
Kyoto branch requires reservations by phone.
075-748-9499
11-22 Higashijima-cho, Nishikujo, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi
8 minutes walk from Kintetsu Toji Station
10:00～18:00
Irregular
Parking lot：2 spaces
Kamakura branch, a short walk from JR Kamakura Station.
090-8692-2794
2F Aiza Kamakura, 1-6-15 Komachi, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture
Near JR Kamakura Station
10:00～18:00
Irregular
No parking lot
Hatsune Antiques Sannenzaka Store
090-5695-5488
2-222 2F, Kiyomizu, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto-shi
19 min. walk from Keihan Kiyomizu Gojo Station
10am-6pm
Closing dates : Irregular
WEBSITE : https://hatsune.art/
