--MITUBACI TOKYO has been in business since 1970 and has walked together with this city.
Carve memories for a lifetime at the destination of your journey.
When choosing a place to make a precious ring, it is not just a "shopping trip" but a journey. Sangenjaya is a warm and nostalgic town a little away from the hustle and bustle of Shibuya.
More and more couples from all over Japan and the world are now visiting this city as their "ring-making destination. MITUBACI TOKYO has been passionately making jewelry here in Sancha since its establishment in 1970. This is not a place to stop by while sightseeing, but a workshop worth taking the trouble to visit, a place to engrave memories that will last a lifetime.
Craftsmanship in Sangenjaya since 1970
Our roots are deeply rooted in the town of Sangenjaya, where we have been producing jewelry with reliable techniques for over half a century since we started as a precious metal craft workshop in 1970.
Fujimori, the second generation representative, grew up watching the backs of the dedicated craftsmen in this workshop. Through his experience in Italy, he became convinced that, more than the joy of receiving a finished product, the irreplaceable value lies in "the process of lighting the fire and shaping the product by the customer himself in a professional environment.
Experiencing "making" is supported by skilled techniques.
The reason why MITUBACI TOKYO is chosen by people with particular needs from all over Japan is the "genuine" environment behind it. Customers sit at a special worktable designed for engraving work. There, using real tools, they strike the metal and give shape to their bond.
What Fujimori values as a producer is to sublimate the advanced skills of craftsmen into an "open experience. Because our skilled craftsmen are there for you one-on-one and provide support, even those who have concerns about handcrafting can complete a ring of a quality that rivals the finest brands.
Same-day finishing" to accommodate travelers from distant locations
For those who visit us by bullet train or airplane, we would prefer not to pick up or deliver the product at a later date. Because we have all the equipment in our own workshop, we can have the finished product back on the spot in just 2〜3 hours, including gemstone clasping and precise laser engraving.
The ring that the two of you worked together to create is already shining on your finger by the time you return home that day. This sense of speed and the solid feeling of accomplishment of having "done it with our own hands" is one of the main reasons why people want to visit MITUBACI, even from far away.
Comfort of Sangenjaya, a town on the Setagaya Line
Before or after your production, please take a breath of the city's air. Upon exiting the station, you will be met with a peaceful scene as the two-car "Setagaya Line" slowly makes its way through the residential area.
Coffee stands in back alleys, stores that have been around for generations, and stores with a new sensibility coexist in Sangenjaya. The "unpretentious warmth" of this town that Fujimori loves is the very atmosphere of our workshop. Not only making rings, but also walking around this town and enjoying meals together. All of this becomes a memory of an important journey that resides in the jewelry.
Sancha's "craftsmanship" for the future
Our workshop, which has been in existence since 1970, will continue to work with the town of Sangenjaya to give shape to the precious stories of visitors from all over Japan and the world.
A journey to create your precious ring. We are always waiting for you at Sangenjaya as your destination.
【Supervisor / Author Profile】
Takashi Fujimori Representative of MITUBACI TOKYO. He is the second generation of a precious metal craft workshop established in Sangenjaya in 1970. After growing up in the rich community of Sangenjaya and expanding his knowledge of jewelry making overseas, he took over the family business. He established "hands-on jewelry" in the form of workshops that open professional skills to the public, rather than merely manufacturing and selling jewelry. He continues to promote the local charm of Sancha and the exquisite Japanese craftsmanship not only to his fans in Japan but also to the world.
