FICTION・NONFICTION
Culture, Nature & Creators
Inspire Creativity
Simply put, Hinoki wood has been historically used in Japan to create beautiful baths, castles, and shrines because of its practical anti-rot and anti-fungal.
Recycling Matters
TE PLUS TE products are made with organic goodness, sustainably harvested Hinoki wood or essential oils. The aspects minimize the impact on our environment
Ingredient Spotlight 1 : Certified Pure Himalayan Salt
Pink Himalayan salt and pure Hinoki essential oil, for a Hinoki bath at home. A closer look at our Hinoki Himalayan Bath Soak.
Ingredient Spotlight 2 : Organic Sunflower Seed Oil
Organic sunflower seed oil in the Hinoki Moisturizer — a plant with a long history and a light, smooth texture.
Ingredients Spotlight 3 - Free of Parabens, Sulfates or Artificial Colors
TE PLUS TE products are formulated without sulfates, SLS, SLES, parabens or artificial colors. A short ingredient list, and one note of pure Hinoki.
Ingredient Spotlight 4 : Organic Aloe Vera
A familiar plant with a long history of care. A closer look at organic aloe vera, its qualities, and why it remains a valued ingredient in daily care.
New Years Tradition
New Year's is a special time in many cultures, including Japan. One popular Shinto tradition is hanging Shimekazari decorations at the entrance of homes.
October
Discover how Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints evolved into the visual language of manga, shaping modern graphic storytelling and cultural design.
Routine
We all have different types of daily rituals that bring a sense of organization and order to our lives, whether it’s extremely structured and regular.
Porcelain, Oneness with nature
How might these same concepts materialize, the calmness and oneness with nature, if they were functional artistic pieces to enhance a space in a visual way as.