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The new Shibuya store presents Japanese kitchen knives in a retail space shaped by tradition, innovation, and Japanese craftsmanship.
TOKYO, JAPAN, August 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — TAIMATSU Inc. (headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Wang Weihan; hereinafter “TAIMATSU”), the company behind the Japanese kitchen knife brand MUSASHI JAPAN, held the grand opening of MUSASHI JAPAN Shibuya Main Store in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Located about five minutes on foot from Shibuya Station, the store is situated along Fire-dori Street in Shibuya’s Jinnan area, where Japanese culture and international trends intersect. Through this new main store, MUSASHI JAPAN aims to introduce Japanese craftsmanship and the culture of Japanese kitchen knives to customers from Japan and overseas.
Japanese Craftsmanship in Modern Shibuya
Shibuya is one of Tokyo’s major entry points for visitors experiencing Japanese culture, trends, and urban life. As a district where global culture and new ideas continue to intersect, Shibuya provides a setting for MUSASHI JAPAN to present Japanese kitchen knives as part of Japan’s traditional craftsmanship.
Within the energy of Shibuya, MUSASHI JAPAN Shibuya Main Store offers a calmer retail environment where customers can view Japanese kitchen knives, learn about their materials and craftsmanship, and experience the brand’s approach to Japanese design and manufacturing culture.
The store brings together the visual presence of carefully finished Japanese kitchen knives, a warm interior using wood elements, and product displays that highlight the techniques passed down by skilled artisans. The contrast between Shibuya’s dynamic urban atmosphere and the precision of Japanese craftsmanship helps create a distinct retail experience.
Store Design Incorporating Traditional Craftsmanship Into a Contemporary Space
Inside the store, a large sumi-e-style Musashi artwork covers one wall, shaping the atmosphere of the space. Japanese kitchen knives are displayed in three structured rows along concrete-style showcases, creating a presentation similar to a gallery or museum display.
The layout is designed to emphasize the differences in blade patterns, textures, and finishes, allowing customers to view each knife closely and understand the details created through artisan craftsmanship.
From its location in Shibuya, MUSASHI JAPAN Shibuya Main Store will serve as a new base for communicating Japanese kitchen knife culture and the value of Japanese craftsmanship to a wider audience.
Store Information
Store name: MUSASHI JAPAN Shibuya Main Store
Adress: Barbizon 98 1F, 1-10-6 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0041, Japan
Opening Hours: 11:00-21:00
TAIMATSU Inc. Company Overview
Established: November 2023
Representative Director: Wang Weihan
Location: Harumi Island Triton Square Office Tower X, 22F, 1-8-10 Harumi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Website: TAIMATSU Inc. Corporate Website
TAIMATSU Inc. works to reinterpret Japanese traditional crafts for global audiences. With team members from diverse backgrounds around the world, the company explores the possibilities of traditional craftsmanship through an international and contemporary perspective. Its businesses include Japanese kitchen knives, sake, fragrance, cultural experiences, and restaurant operations, presenting Japanese craft and culture through products and services for global markets.
Operating Brands
MUSASHI JAPAN Japanese Kitchen Knife Business
YOKAI JAPAN Sake and Fragrance Business
FUJI JAPAN Traditional Culture Experience Business
ITTO Restaurant Business
Tomoki Tokoro
TAIMATSU Inc.
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