Japanese Culture Salon Nagomi opened in Honmachi, Semba Center Building in 2024.
The word “Nagomi” is written “wa” in Chinese characters.
The spirit of “wa” is the spirit of harmony and mutual respect that lies at the root of the Japanese people,
and is alive and well in all traditional Japanese culture with its long history.
We convey the spirit of “wa” in Japanese traditional culture and the spirit of those who have passed it
down to the next generation to help people understand the original and profound ways to enjoy
Japanese culture and kimonos. We propose as well “new ways to enjoy” Japanese culture and kimonos
that are unique to our era.
“I never knew Japanese culture could be so interesting!”
“I realized that I can enjoy so many things with kimono.”
“My first experience changed me!”
We want to increase the number of people who say this. That is the wish of “Nagomi”.
Tamotsu Masutani
Services provided by Nagomi
Select and Exclusive Japanese kimono
Nagomi Honmachi Store
Kimono, the traditional and beautiful staple of traditional Japanese clothing, is made through various processes by various craftsmen, including yarn spinners, dyers and tailors.
We have been and will continue to cherish this kimono culture and work with our customers.
In the store, there are many handmade accessories made from kimonos and obis, as well as accessories for the obi and footwear.
It is fun just to look at them. Please visit us.
Japanese culture and entertainment events:
Events and exhibitions are held at the “Nagomi” store and “SEMBA10 Place” in Semba Center Building B1 from time to time.
Starting this summer, “Osaka Culture Night” events will be held at the same venue from time to time, allowing visitors to experience Japanese culture in various forms, with a focus on traditional performing arts.
The latest information will be posted on our blog.
Latest Events
Access
Nearest station: Osaka Metro Hommachi Station
(within 5 minutes walk from Midosuji Line and Chuo Line / within 8 minutes walk from Yotsubashi Line)
Semba Center Building No. 10, 1st floor, #127
(Just after entering the south passageway from the west side of Midosuji Avenue)