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About Us
Our corporate philosophy since its foundation has been to provide benefits to our customers through the sale of "previously unknown" and "un imitated" products, regardless of the industry.
We have always taken on new challenges as a pioneer in the industry, such as sputtering targets, a key material indispensable for the production of cutting-edge devices such as semiconductors and liquid crystal displays, and the finest European cured ham, which had not previously been part of Japanese food culture.
We have always taken on new challenges as a pioneer in the industry, such as "Europe's finest cured ham", which had not previously been part of Japan's food culture.
At the root of this is our passionate desire and energy to create and propose new values that our customers are not even aware of, and to have our customers themselves become pioneers in their own field.
We will continue to take on challenges that are not bound by existing values, overcoming all barriers such as industry and national borders, in order to contribute to society.
About Kawasaki City Store
KAWASAKI CITY STORE brings a curated collection of products from the City of Kawasaki in Japan to customers around the world. We promise to support our customers kindly, courteously, and promptly, based on the spirit of Omotenashi.
Kawasaki City is located just west of Tokyo, Japan. As part of the Tokyo metropolitan area, the city has significantly contributed to Japan's industrialization and modernization.
Furthermore, Kawasaki City is one of the locations depicted in "The 53 Stations of the Tokaido" (Hiroshige Utagawa, 1832-1833) and is situated along the historic Tokaido road, the highway connecting Edo to Kyoto. Therefore, we honor both modern and traditional Japanese cultures. Through this store, overseas customers can purchase a variety of products made by Japanese specialists, from glass artisans to sheet metal workers.
