COLLECTION
Inside the collection
Four ways to bring a piece of Japan’s towel culture home.
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No. 01 — KYOTO SOUVENIRS
Kyoto Souvenirs
Small pieces to remember Kyoto by.
Light handkerchiefs, small towels, seasonal motifs. Easy to carry home, and a quiet reminder of an old shop on Teramachi street.
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No. 02 — JAPANESE TOWEL COLLECTION
Japanese Towel Collection
Towels woven across Japan.
From Imabari (Ehime), Senshu (Osaka), the Oboro tradition of Tsu (Mie), and other regions. Feel the differences in fabric, weight and weave at our store.
“A thick Imabari for an anniversary gift.” “A quick-drying Senshu for daily use.” “A light Oboro for the journey.” The owner and staff will be happy to suggest pieces for your needs.
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No. 03 — CRAFTED TEXTILE GOODS
Crafted Textile Goods
Aprons, pajamas, and homewear — made by Japanese hands.
Aprons, pajamas, and homewear made with the textile, dyeing, and tailoring skills of Japan. Quiet additions to your daily life.
The owner’s current favourite: aprons. From sturdy daily classics to refined Kyoto-inspired patterns — also a popular gift for those who love beautiful, useful things.
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No. 04 — GIFT COLLECTION
Gift Collection
Gifts for celebrations — or to remember Japan by.
Gift sets curated for budget and recipient. Traditional Noshi wrapping is offered in-store. A favourite among visitors taking a piece of Japan home to family and friends.
GIFT GUIDE
For celebrations & Kyoto journeys
We suggest a combination to suit your budget. Prices are discussed in the shop.
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Easy gift towel set
A face towel from Senshu (Osaka) and a handkerchief — light and easy to give.
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Imabari gift box
A thick face and bath towel from Imabari (Ehime) — a fine choice for anniversaries.
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Three-region towel selection
One towel each from Ehime, Osaka, and Mie — only at Teramura Botando.
Please note: We do not currently offer tax-free service or international shipping.
VISIT US
Choose with your hands.
Towels reveal themselves only when touched. Step inside our shop on Teramachi street, and we will be happy to walk you through each piece.