From the branching point midway up Gojosaka, you can gaze directly at the vibrant vermillion three-storied pagoda of Kiyomizu Temple as you walk up this slope, known as "Chawan-zaka" or "Teacup Hill." Renowned as the birthplace of Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware, this tranquil area has long been home to many diverse and talented ceramic artists. Our company, TOHGORO, derives its name from this historic location.

In this privileged environment, we aim to preserve the delicate sensibilities, propriety, and restrained expression that define Japanese aesthetics, while introducing creations suited to modern lifestyles under the theme of “the elegance of enjoying Japanese harmony.” By carefully curating refined and exceptional products, we aspire to share the beauty and craftsmanship of ceramics with people around the world.

In this era where people seek peaceful connections—both among one another and with the objects in their lives—we strive to offer a sense of richness and beauty through the design and sale of ceramics, a cultural treasure of Japan and a symbol of peace. We are committed to presenting these ideals through a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.