The temperature is 35 degrees Celsius, and a typhoon is coming from the south.
In midsummer, we went south on Chuo-dori, passed COREDO Nihonbashi, and walked a little further.
We stopped by "Haibara" who moved our head office on May 20.
The design of the outline of the long-established and building that conveys the traditional paper techniques that have been going on for more than 200 years.
It's stylish and eye-catching. In the show window on the right side of the entrance, you can see a cool fan.
When you enter inside, the design with a bright overall color tone is very beautiful.
Eventually, the meeting of Nihonbashi Workers; In Asaga, he was on stage as Maehiyaku
I met Mr. Nakamura, a public relations officer, for the first time, and heard a detailed story.
Thank you very much.
＊In 1806 in the late Edo period, he left as a small paper wholesaler and worked on Chiyogami and woodcut printing.
＊Saigo Takamori, Kaishu Katsu, and others also use Haibara's Japanese paper to write on Japanese paper.
It seems to have been a kind of status symbol at that time.
＊The design was requested to top places such as Kyosai Kawanabe Shibata Zeshin.
＊Civilization and enlightenment in the Meiji era, the export of Japanese paper, the import of Western paper, and the first Japanese paper was made in Japan.
＊The Haibara Record Paper, which was successfully developed during the Taisho era, was installed in Apollo 11 and used for lunar recording.
By the way, this year, I'm going to write a summer visit with Mr. Haibara's belly stationery set.
By the way, long-established people seem to use their English names as NIHOMBASHI.
In today's style (in modern grammar), it is mixed like NIHONBASHI,
After all, I think it's M that feels the atmosphere.
If you walk a little, it's Mr. Takashimaya. I walk while drinking water.
