Table & Interior
Resin × wood slab tables. For Japanese interiors and hospitality fit-outs.
KOCHI · NIYODOGAWA — HINOKI CRAFT & INTERIORS
Japanese cypress raised in the forests of Niyodogawa. River-resin slabs, cutting boards, masu, aroma oil, and the tools of the bath. For Japanese interiors, and the Japanese-style spa.
PROLOGUE
Hinoki does not mature in a single lifetime.
The board in your hands today was planted decades ago, by someone whose face we will never know.
Wood is not made. It is received.
MATERIAL
Aroma, humidity control, natural antibacterial qualities, and the beauty of age. A material that answers the more it is touched and used.

The clear scent of hinokitiol. It carries the breath of the forest into a room, and a bath.
It breathes moisture in and out. A clean material for kitchens and wet spaces.
An amber that deepens with use. Even marks become the scenery of time.
A board that will never occur twice. The rings are the time this tree lived.
ABOUT TREE FOR FOUR
Beyond Sanpō-Yoshi — the classical Japanese ideal of shared prosperity — we add a fourth. User, maker, forest and future: a board of Niyodogawa hinoki holds its long time only when all four are good.
A piece that becomes the center of a room. The more it is touched and used, the deeper the attachment.
A fair return to the hands that work the wood. So the woodcraft of Niyodogawa can carry on.
To use is to tend the forest. To cut, to replant, and to raise it again.
The one who plants is not the one who fells. So today, we plant for the next four generations.
Sanpō-Yoshi, plus the future — our Shihō-Yoshi, good for all four.
SIGNATURE
Resin holding the color of the Niyodogawa river, set into a single board of hinoki. A grain and a current that will never occur twice — at the center of your space.
NIYODOGAWATHE MAKING
From forest to a single slab. Work that follows the wood, reads its time, and passes it to the next.

We choose and receive hinoki from the Niyodogawa mountains, with respect for the years it grew.

Cut into a single slab and dried. We read the grain and warp, and decide how to let it live.

Carved, joined, and filled with resin. We do not fight the wood's habits — we follow them.

Finished with natural oil. Not as completion, but as the beginning of its aging.
COLLECTION
From the centerpiece of a room to daily tools and the ritual of the bath. A life with hinoki, in full.
Resin × wood slab tables. For Japanese interiors and hospitality fit-outs.
Hinoki cutting boards. Gentle on the blade, quick to dry, and fragrant.
Hinoki masu, aroma oil, and bath tubs (soon). The memory of the Japanese bath, scent and all.
Hinoki card cases. The scent of the forest and the hand, in your palm.
Chairs and bath tubs will join the lineup in stages.
IN CONTEXT
Home, bath, and store. Hinoki becomes a scene only once it stands within daily life.
In the alcove, on the table. A single board becomes the room's center of gravity.
The scent of hinoki and rising steam. The memory of the Japanese bath, for spaces abroad.
The story of a place, in fixtures and counters. A one-of-a-kind piece sets the tone of a room.
FOR SPAS & INTERIORS
For Japanese-style spas abroad, ryokan and hotels, architects and builders. We welcome OEM, custom and wholesale inquiries.
Hinoki tubs, masu and aroma oil — the Japanese bath experience, for spaces abroad.
Slab tables, fixtures and joinery. In partnership with designers and builders.
Logo engraving, custom specs, volume. Also for gifts and amenities.

FOREST & RESPONSIBILITY
We are kept alive by wood that someone we never knew once planted. So what we owe now is to return to the forest more than we received.
Plant what comes after what we cut. For the forest four generations ahead — now.
Thin, let in the light, keep the mountain in order. To use is to keep the forest healthy.
Satoyama and the culture of wood, to the next hand. Binding Niyodogawa itself, as a place.
Fell one, and plant the next. That is the way of Niyodogawa.
PEOPLE
The hinoki of T44 comes from the hands of those who live in the mountains and workshops of Niyodogawa. Felling, planting, milling, carving — their daily work builds the forest four generations ahead.

YUSUKE OHARA
President/Ikegawa Mokuzai Kogyo
In Niyodogawa, he oversees everything in-house — from felling to milling to finished products. Protecting the nature and livelihoods of the mountain community, he makes the most of every part of the domestic hinoki.

KOJI SUZUKI
Managing Partner/Niyood LLC
In the mountains of Niyodogawa, he stands on both sides of the work — felling and replanting. Through reforestation, planting seedlings again on harvested slopes, he carries the forest's cycle to the next generation.
CONTACT
Retail, wholesale, spa/interior projects, custom commissions. Reach us below.
T44 — HOUSE OF FOUR
Tea for Four, and Tree for Four. As a trading house of Niyodogawa, we bind the landscape four generations ahead.