Japanese Wood Sheet

Recommended by Official Nagano prefecture

Japanese Wood Sheet

Sustainable and versatile living wood sheet from purely natural wood
Wood sheets that make daily cooking a pleasure

Incorporate ”living" wood sheets into your daily cooking

This wood sheet is made from thinly cut and dried red pine logs from the Inadani region, Nagano prefecture.
The characteristics of Japanese red pine Kyogi are breathability, antibacterial properties, humidity control, and a softly fragrant wood aroma.
It can be used in various scenes of daily life.
Using wood sheets instead of others definitely makes your cooking joyful and meaningful.

Make normal laying, wrapping, and storing special

It comes with 20 sheets with 10 ties.
Wooden tie is made of Kiso cypress, shaved using a hand saw.
The size is 42 cm (length) x 12 cm (width) and best for laying under fried food and fish, wrapping rice balls, and even freezing bread and meat.
Cut sheets with scissors and can be used in any size you like.

It makes everyone happy

Just by using this wood sheet to lay your usual dish or wrap rice ball, your feelings will be conveyed to the recipient along with the warmth of the wood.

A sheet made from Kyogi (経木)

Kyogi (経木) is a traditional wrapping material that has been used in Japan for centuries.
”Kyogi" is made of wood shaved thin like paper, and has been used as a traditional wrapping material in Japan.

About Yamatowa

They're engaged in everything from forestation to manufacturing under the corporate philosophy of "Creating Lifestyles that Create Forests".

A team of lumberjacks cuts trees and craftsmen shave sutra wood.
Everything from cutting down the trees to making Kyogi and sheets is done in Inadani, Nagano Prefecture.

Their products include furniture made with an emphasis on nature, as well as sheets made from Kyogi.

Nagano Prefecture Collaboration

The prefecture boasts the fourth largest land in Japan, and its vast forests nurture clean water and air.

Taking advantage of its bleeding topography, agriculture thrives in the prefecture, with fruit cultivation in particular being highly marketable and producing a large amount and ranking first in the prefecture in terms of output.

- Prefecture with the full of attraction -

What attractive about Nagano prefecture is the variety of ways you can enjoy your trip, from visiting famous historical sites such as Zenkoji Temple and Matsumoto Castle, to relaxing in a hot spring with a great atmosphere, to enjoying the great outdoors, including the Northern Alps.

- Transportation from Tokyo to Nagano prefecture -
The fastest way to get from Tokyo to Nagano is by Shinkansen. It takes only 1 hour and 30 minutes from Tokyo Station to Nagano Station.

The cheapest way to get to Nagano from Tokyo is by highway bus.

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