Sword Art Traditional Now Available in US, China & Germany
Sword Art Online & Traditional Japan Come Together in Exciting New Collaboration, Sword Art Traditional! Now Available in US, China & Germany!
Tokyo Otaku Mode Inc. (Delaware, USA Representative Kamei Tomohide, CEO Kodaka Naomitsu, and the TOM Team) is celebrating the release of Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale by producing an original, new product line featuring the timeless aesthetics of traditional Japanese style applied to the world of Sword Art Online, known as Sword Art Traditional. This new product line will begin sales from June 2, 2017(JST) in the US, China, and Germany!
Sword Art Online is a series that has consistently garnered fans worldwide. Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale began its roadshow release in Japan on Feb. 18, 2017, whilst being screened in approximately 1,600 theaters worldwide. It became a resounding success in both Japan and abroad, claiming quite phenomenal box office revenue for an animated movie.
Sword Art Traditional was planned specifically to celebrate this occasion in collaboration with Movic Co., Ltd. (Tokyo Representative Shogo Kuniko), which took charge of the project's sales and planning. Each product's design sports signature traits thoughtfully influenced by the likes of glass manufacturer Edo Kiriko (est. 1834), Satsuma porcelain saucers, and other famous traditional crafts, while retaining the creative beauty of the world of Sword Art Online. All of the currently available merchandise will be made-to-order and sold in limited quantities. TOM aims to make these one-of-a-kind goods each meticulously handcrafted by artisans in Japan available to fans worldwide.
Regarding Sales of Sword Art Traditional
Release Date: June 2, 2017 10:00 am (JST)
Promotional Page: https://otakumode.com/shop/pickup/sword_art_traditional
Available Countries: America, China, and Germany
Product Lineup
Edo Kiriko (Tokyo) Glass
“Maintaining timeless superiority - Quality you'd understand just by touching it”
Price:$242.99
Dimensions: 80 x 86 mm
Packing/Shipping: Custom Box
Color: Black
About Edo Kiriko:
Tracing its roots back to what was known as the Tenpo era (1834), Edo's very own Odenmacho-resident Kagaya Kyuubei pioneered the act of carving engravings on glass surfaces, which became the start of Edo Kiriko itself. Currently, they perform augmentations on even crystalline products, particularly with “color shading” effects, which has quickly become a mainstream demand.
Kyo Kuromontsuki (Kyoto) Bookcover
“Dyed a curious jet-black, this book cover will gently envelop your novel of choice”
Price: $49.99
Dimensions: 170 x 110 mm (pocket-sized)
Material: Cotton
Color: Black
About Kyo Kuromontsuki:
The history of black dye is an ancient tale, dating back 10 centuries; however, Kuromontsuki was
established in the 17th century. During the Edo period, it was favored by the samurai. But it became established as the standard formal-wear for all of Japan during the Meiji period.
Kishu Lacquerware (Wakayama) Nail Clippers
“Offering high quality articulation without compromise”
Price: $59.99
Variations: 2
Dimensions: 105 x 24 x 21 mm
Materials: Iron, ABS, epoxy resin
Packing/Shipping: Case (140 x 60 x 29 mm)
Colors: Black, Red
*This product's release date is not yet determined.
About Kishu Lacquerware:
Kishu Lacquerware began with wooden bowls manufactured thanks to the bountiful Kishu cypress trees in the Muromachi era during the Warring States period and became widely known during the Edo period. At first, it was called Kuroe-nuri but is now referred to as Kishu Lacquerware thanks to the evolution of its technique over the years.
Satsuma-Yaki (Kagoshima) Teacup & Saucer
“A conservative design laced with an overflowing sense of appeal when held”
Price: $230.99
Includes: 2 cups and 2 saucers
Dimensions: 84 x 70 mm (cup), 156 x 156 mm (saucer)
Materials: Ceramic, clay
Packing/Shipping: Individual packing via paper boxes
Colors: Black, White
About Satsuma-Yaki:
Satsuma-Yaki was used in the Bunroku era and Keicho era when the Shimazu Clan brought back a potter from the Yi Dynasty of Korea to Japan with them, creating what became known as Satsuma Porcelain. Since then, 400 years have passed, and unique developments with Satsuma Porcelain have been achieved. In modern times, the Satsuma brand is praised greatly even in Europe.
Takaoka Douki (Toyama) Paper Knife
“Stylishly designed in the shape of the peerless sacred sword - to be held proudly in your
hands”
Price: $236.99
Dimensions: 200 x 40 x 6 mm
Material: Brass
Packing/Shipping: Special case
Color: Black
About Takaoka Douki:
Takaoka Douki began in the Edo period in the Kaga Domain (modern-day Toyama Prefecture) after cast
metal factories came into existence. After experimenting with metal engraving techniques on flower vases, Buddhist altar equipment, and other cast metal items, they pioneered Karakanei-mono (gold carvings). These were especially popular in Paris, France where they were displayed at various exhibitions during the Meiji era.
Kokeshi Dolls (Gunma)
“The two lovers living in a cruel world have been crafted into a form so undeniably adorable”
Price: $136.99
Dimensions: 70 x 50 mm (2-piece set)
Material: Cornus controversa (authentic Japanese wood)
Packing/Shipping: Individual packing via paper boxes
+ authentic seal
About Kokeshi Dolls:
Kokeshi dolls became popular during the end of the Edo period when they started being sold as souvenirs throughout various hot springs in the Tohoku region. Rokuro was the first to start making human-like dolls out of wood; however, nowadays many unique variations of kokeshi dolls are appearing!
Awagami (Tokushima) Bookmarks
“In the real world, two names with an unbreakable bond shine through brightly”
Price: $36.99
Dimensions: 125 x 45 mm (2-piece set)
Material: Washi (traditional Japanese paper)
Colors: Black, Cherry Blossom
About Awa Washi:
Awa Washi is said to be roughly 1,300 years old and began with those who worked for the Imperial Court frequently manufacturing paper and cloth from planted hemp and mulberry trees. The technique has been handed down throughout the generations to the present day.
Kyo Kuromontsuki (Kyoto) Tote Bag
“A tote bag dyed in genuine Kuromontsuki black dye”
Price: $63.99
Dimensions: 460 x 350 x 200 mm
Material: 100% cotton
Color: Black
About Kuromontsuki:
The history of black dye is an ancient tale, dating back 10 centuries; however, Kuromontsuki was established in the 17th century. During the Edo period, it was favored by the samurai. But it became established as the standard formal-wear for all of Japan during the Meiji period.
Traditional Japanese Folding Screen (Tokyo)
“A folding screen that retains the splendor of classic beauty while being able to harmonize with
modern aesthetics”
Price: $242.99
Dimensions: 4 folds (105 x 300 mm)
Materials: MDF board, plastic, foil paper
Packing/Shipping: Special case
About Folding Screens:
Folding Screens have a long legacy dating back to China's Han Dynasty, where they were already being used as so-called “wind-breaking” tools. In Japan, they were seen as the golden standard of elegance from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to the Edo period and retain that signature charm even now.
Kyo Sensu (Kyoto)
“Folded within your hands, a tranquil black, a passionate red”
Price: $82.99
Dimensions: 21 x 1.5 cm (25 ribs)
Materials: Washi, bamboo (authentic Japanese)
Colors: Black (front) / Red (back)
About Kyo Sensu:
The origin of folding fans is said to be traced back to the Heian period, where they were popularly used for Noh plays and tea ceremonies, finding more uses than one can count.
Notice:
*All products are made-to-order and will ship out once manufacturing is complete.
*Because each product is handmade slight changes in color between products may occur.
*Sales may end if the maximum amount of orders for a product are reached.
*Product prices do not include separate shipping fee
*Products shown are prototypes only. The actual products may differ slightly.
About the Sword Art Online Anime Series
The Sword Art Online anime series is based on an original light novel by author Reki Kawahara, Grand Prize winner of the 15th Dengeki Novel Prize. It's story follows protagonist Kirito and is set in a fictitious next gen online game called Sword Art Online. The series has gained high popularity since the publication of the first volume of the light novel in April 2009, breaking through a total of 13 million copies in print in Japan (and 20 million worldwide). The series has expanded widely into other media to date including two TV anime adaptations, games, comics, and more.
About Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale
A theatrical movie based on the original light novel published by KADOKAWA's Dengeki Bunko imprint, Ordinal Scale was first released throughout Japan on Feb. 18, 2017 before being released in roughly 1,600 theaters worldwide. It features a completely new story written by author Reki Kawahara with music by Yuki Kajiura.
Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale Official English Site: http://sao-movie.net/us/
Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/sao_anime
About Tokyo Otaku Mode
Tokyo Otaku Mode (TOM) shares Japanese pop culture with the world including the latest news on Japanese anime and manga, event reports, products, and more through its Facebook page that has 19.5 million likes (as of May 2017). TOM also operates a global ecommerce site called Tokyo Otaku Mode Shop through which it offers Japanese pop culture products through working directly with manufacturers to guarantee authentic products, as well as its own line of original products created in collaboration with independent creators in Japan. To date, orders have been delivered to customers in over 130 countries/regions worldwide. Using its overseas business know-how cultivated to date, TOM also offer services to support the expansion of businesses overseas and inbound projects in Japan. Under the vision of “bringing happiness to the world with otaku culture,” TOM strives to enrich the lives of fans of Japanese pop culture the world over and offer new value to the worldwide entertainment market.
Tokyo Otaku Mode Inc. (Delaware, USA Representative Kamei Tomohide, CEO Kodaka Naomitsu, and the TOM Team) is celebrating the release of Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale by producing an original, new product line featuring the timeless aesthetics of traditional Japanese style applied to the world of Sword Art Online, known as Sword Art Traditional. This new product line will begin sales from June 2, 2017(JST) in the US, China, and Germany!
Sword Art Online is a series that has consistently garnered fans worldwide. Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale began its roadshow release in Japan on Feb. 18, 2017, whilst being screened in approximately 1,600 theaters worldwide. It became a resounding success in both Japan and abroad, claiming quite phenomenal box office revenue for an animated movie.
Sword Art Traditional was planned specifically to celebrate this occasion in collaboration with Movic Co., Ltd. (Tokyo Representative Shogo Kuniko), which took charge of the project's sales and planning. Each product's design sports signature traits thoughtfully influenced by the likes of glass manufacturer Edo Kiriko (est. 1834), Satsuma porcelain saucers, and other famous traditional crafts, while retaining the creative beauty of the world of Sword Art Online. All of the currently available merchandise will be made-to-order and sold in limited quantities. TOM aims to make these one-of-a-kind goods each meticulously handcrafted by artisans in Japan available to fans worldwide.
Regarding Sales of Sword Art Traditional
Release Date: June 2, 2017 10:00 am (JST)
Promotional Page: https://otakumode.com/shop/pickup/sword_art_traditional
Available Countries: America, China, and Germany
Product Lineup
Edo Kiriko (Tokyo) Glass
“Maintaining timeless superiority - Quality you'd understand just by touching it”
Price:$242.99
Dimensions: 80 x 86 mm
Packing/Shipping: Custom Box
Color: Black
About Edo Kiriko:
Tracing its roots back to what was known as the Tenpo era (1834), Edo's very own Odenmacho-resident Kagaya Kyuubei pioneered the act of carving engravings on glass surfaces, which became the start of Edo Kiriko itself. Currently, they perform augmentations on even crystalline products, particularly with “color shading” effects, which has quickly become a mainstream demand.
Kyo Kuromontsuki (Kyoto) Bookcover
“Dyed a curious jet-black, this book cover will gently envelop your novel of choice”
Price: $49.99
Dimensions: 170 x 110 mm (pocket-sized)
Material: Cotton
Color: Black
About Kyo Kuromontsuki:
The history of black dye is an ancient tale, dating back 10 centuries; however, Kuromontsuki was
established in the 17th century. During the Edo period, it was favored by the samurai. But it became established as the standard formal-wear for all of Japan during the Meiji period.
Kishu Lacquerware (Wakayama) Nail Clippers
“Offering high quality articulation without compromise”
Price: $59.99
Variations: 2
Dimensions: 105 x 24 x 21 mm
Materials: Iron, ABS, epoxy resin
Packing/Shipping: Case (140 x 60 x 29 mm)
Colors: Black, Red
*This product's release date is not yet determined.
About Kishu Lacquerware:
Kishu Lacquerware began with wooden bowls manufactured thanks to the bountiful Kishu cypress trees in the Muromachi era during the Warring States period and became widely known during the Edo period. At first, it was called Kuroe-nuri but is now referred to as Kishu Lacquerware thanks to the evolution of its technique over the years.
Satsuma-Yaki (Kagoshima) Teacup & Saucer
“A conservative design laced with an overflowing sense of appeal when held”
Price: $230.99
Includes: 2 cups and 2 saucers
Dimensions: 84 x 70 mm (cup), 156 x 156 mm (saucer)
Materials: Ceramic, clay
Packing/Shipping: Individual packing via paper boxes
Colors: Black, White
About Satsuma-Yaki:
Satsuma-Yaki was used in the Bunroku era and Keicho era when the Shimazu Clan brought back a potter from the Yi Dynasty of Korea to Japan with them, creating what became known as Satsuma Porcelain. Since then, 400 years have passed, and unique developments with Satsuma Porcelain have been achieved. In modern times, the Satsuma brand is praised greatly even in Europe.
Takaoka Douki (Toyama) Paper Knife
“Stylishly designed in the shape of the peerless sacred sword - to be held proudly in your
hands”
Price: $236.99
Dimensions: 200 x 40 x 6 mm
Material: Brass
Packing/Shipping: Special case
Color: Black
About Takaoka Douki:
Takaoka Douki began in the Edo period in the Kaga Domain (modern-day Toyama Prefecture) after cast
metal factories came into existence. After experimenting with metal engraving techniques on flower vases, Buddhist altar equipment, and other cast metal items, they pioneered Karakanei-mono (gold carvings). These were especially popular in Paris, France where they were displayed at various exhibitions during the Meiji era.
Kokeshi Dolls (Gunma)
“The two lovers living in a cruel world have been crafted into a form so undeniably adorable”
Price: $136.99
Dimensions: 70 x 50 mm (2-piece set)
Material: Cornus controversa (authentic Japanese wood)
Packing/Shipping: Individual packing via paper boxes
+ authentic seal
About Kokeshi Dolls:
Kokeshi dolls became popular during the end of the Edo period when they started being sold as souvenirs throughout various hot springs in the Tohoku region. Rokuro was the first to start making human-like dolls out of wood; however, nowadays many unique variations of kokeshi dolls are appearing!
Awagami (Tokushima) Bookmarks
“In the real world, two names with an unbreakable bond shine through brightly”
Price: $36.99
Dimensions: 125 x 45 mm (2-piece set)
Material: Washi (traditional Japanese paper)
Colors: Black, Cherry Blossom
About Awa Washi:
Awa Washi is said to be roughly 1,300 years old and began with those who worked for the Imperial Court frequently manufacturing paper and cloth from planted hemp and mulberry trees. The technique has been handed down throughout the generations to the present day.
Kyo Kuromontsuki (Kyoto) Tote Bag
“A tote bag dyed in genuine Kuromontsuki black dye”
Price: $63.99
Dimensions: 460 x 350 x 200 mm
Material: 100% cotton
Color: Black
About Kuromontsuki:
The history of black dye is an ancient tale, dating back 10 centuries; however, Kuromontsuki was established in the 17th century. During the Edo period, it was favored by the samurai. But it became established as the standard formal-wear for all of Japan during the Meiji period.
Traditional Japanese Folding Screen (Tokyo)
“A folding screen that retains the splendor of classic beauty while being able to harmonize with
modern aesthetics”
Price: $242.99
Dimensions: 4 folds (105 x 300 mm)
Materials: MDF board, plastic, foil paper
Packing/Shipping: Special case
About Folding Screens:
Folding Screens have a long legacy dating back to China's Han Dynasty, where they were already being used as so-called “wind-breaking” tools. In Japan, they were seen as the golden standard of elegance from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to the Edo period and retain that signature charm even now.
Kyo Sensu (Kyoto)
“Folded within your hands, a tranquil black, a passionate red”
Price: $82.99
Dimensions: 21 x 1.5 cm (25 ribs)
Materials: Washi, bamboo (authentic Japanese)
Colors: Black (front) / Red (back)
About Kyo Sensu:
The origin of folding fans is said to be traced back to the Heian period, where they were popularly used for Noh plays and tea ceremonies, finding more uses than one can count.
Notice:
*All products are made-to-order and will ship out once manufacturing is complete.
*Because each product is handmade slight changes in color between products may occur.
*Sales may end if the maximum amount of orders for a product are reached.
*Product prices do not include separate shipping fee
*Products shown are prototypes only. The actual products may differ slightly.
About the Sword Art Online Anime Series
The Sword Art Online anime series is based on an original light novel by author Reki Kawahara, Grand Prize winner of the 15th Dengeki Novel Prize. It's story follows protagonist Kirito and is set in a fictitious next gen online game called Sword Art Online. The series has gained high popularity since the publication of the first volume of the light novel in April 2009, breaking through a total of 13 million copies in print in Japan (and 20 million worldwide). The series has expanded widely into other media to date including two TV anime adaptations, games, comics, and more.
About Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale
A theatrical movie based on the original light novel published by KADOKAWA's Dengeki Bunko imprint, Ordinal Scale was first released throughout Japan on Feb. 18, 2017 before being released in roughly 1,600 theaters worldwide. It features a completely new story written by author Reki Kawahara with music by Yuki Kajiura.
Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale Official English Site: http://sao-movie.net/us/
Sword Art Online the Movie: Ordinal Scale Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/sao_anime
About Tokyo Otaku Mode
Tokyo Otaku Mode (TOM) shares Japanese pop culture with the world including the latest news on Japanese anime and manga, event reports, products, and more through its Facebook page that has 19.5 million likes (as of May 2017). TOM also operates a global ecommerce site called Tokyo Otaku Mode Shop through which it offers Japanese pop culture products through working directly with manufacturers to guarantee authentic products, as well as its own line of original products created in collaboration with independent creators in Japan. To date, orders have been delivered to customers in over 130 countries/regions worldwide. Using its overseas business know-how cultivated to date, TOM also offer services to support the expansion of businesses overseas and inbound projects in Japan. Under the vision of “bringing happiness to the world with otaku culture,” TOM strives to enrich the lives of fans of Japanese pop culture the world over and offer new value to the worldwide entertainment market.
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