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Marunaka
| Address | 4 Misasagi, Shindo-cho Yamashina-ku, Kyoto Kyoto, JAPAN ZIP:607-8416 |
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| Representative Name | Eisuke Nakase |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 5 |
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[Water Lilies and Koi—Kanshuji Temple—] 1 photo
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「睡蓮と鯉〜勧修寺〜」1枚
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[Water Lilies and Koi—Kanshuji Temple—] 5 photos
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「睡蓮と鯉〜勧修寺〜」5枚
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105 x 150 cm
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: 100% polyester%
Package: Individual Packaging
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| We’ve turned the beautiful photographs of Kyoto taken by photographer* Katsuhiko Mizuno into scarves. These scarves, which allow you to “wear” Kyoto’s four seasons and scenery, are very popular not only among Japanese customers but also as gifts for visitors from overseas. The fabric is a soft, high-quality polyester chiffon that resists wrinkles and is machine-washable at home. Each corner features a gold shell-motif element [Shell]. These elements not only serve as accents but also act as weights when the scarf is wrapped, making it exceptionally easy to tie—a feature highly praised by our repeat customers. Katsuhiko Mizuno * Kyoto Scarves can be found here Artist Biography Born in 1941 in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Doshisha University in 1964. After completing graduate studies at the Tokyo College of Photography, he began photographing Kyoto’s landscapes, gardens, and architecture in 1969. He has also maintained a deep focus on traditional Japanese culture, continuing to publish his work in the editorial field to this day. His works, which reflect his ongoing contemplation of the nature and culture of Kyoto—where he was born and raised—convey the weight of 1,200 years of history and the colors of the four seasons, earning him high acclaim as a leading figure in Kyoto photography. In 2000, in the Nishijin district, he restored a machiya—a traditional townhouse believed to date from the late Edo period—and established the Katsuhiko Mizuno Photo Space [Machiya Photo Gallery]. Open to the public as a museum (reservations required), it attracts visitors from all over the country. To date, he has published 175 books. He is a member of the Japan Photographers Association and the Japan Society for the Art of Photography. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Nov.2nd 2026 to Jan.4th 2027 |
| Air Mail | From Oct.15th 2026 to Oct.19th 2026 |
| EMS | From Oct.14th 2026 to Oct.19th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Oct.16th 2026 to Oct.21st 2026 |
| DHL | From Oct.14th 2026 to Oct.16th 2026 |
| UPS | From Oct.14th 2026 to Oct.16th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Oct.14th 2026 to Oct.16th 2026 |
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These scarves, which allow you to “wear” Kyoto’s four seasons and scenery, are very popular not only among Japanese customers but also as gifts for visitors from overseas.
The fabric is a soft, high-quality polyester chiffon that resists wrinkles and is machine-washable at home.
Each corner features a gold shell-motif element [Shell].
These elements not only serve as accents but also act as weights when the scarf is wrapped, making it exceptionally easy to tie—a feature highly praised by our repeat customers.
Katsuhiko Mizuno * Kyoto Scarves can be found here
Artist Biography
Born in 1941 in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Doshisha University in 1964. After completing graduate studies at the Tokyo College of Photography, he began photographing Kyoto’s landscapes, gardens, and architecture in 1969.
He has also maintained a deep focus on traditional Japanese culture, continuing to publish his work in the editorial field to this day.
His works, which reflect his ongoing contemplation of the nature and culture of Kyoto—where he was born and raised—convey the weight of 1,200 years of history and the colors of the four seasons, earning him high acclaim as a leading figure in Kyoto photography.
In 2000, in the Nishijin district, he restored a machiya—a traditional townhouse believed to date from the late Edo period—and established the Katsuhiko Mizuno Photo Space [Machiya Photo Gallery]. Open to the public as a museum (reservations required), it attracts visitors from all over the country.
To date, he has published 175 books. He is a member of the Japan Photographers Association and the Japan Society for the Art of Photography.
京都の四季や風景を身にまとうような一枚は、日本のお客様はもちろん、海外からのお客様への贈り物としてもご好評いただいております。
生地は柔らかな高級ポリエステルシフォン素材で、しわになりにくく、ご家庭でお洗濯していただけます。
四隅には貝殻モチーフのゴールドエレメント「シェル」付き。
アクセントになるだけでなく、巻いた際の重しにもなり、巻きやすさ抜群とリピーターの皆様からご好評いただいております。
水野克比古・京都スカーフはこちら
作者略歴
1941年、京都市上京区生まれ。1964年同志社大学文学部卒業。東京綜合写真専門学校研究科を経て、1969年から京都の風景・庭園・建築などの撮影に取り組む。
また、日本の伝統文化を深く見つめ、エディトリアル部門で作品を発表し続け現在に至る。
生まれ育った京都の自然と文化を見つめ続けた作品には、1200年の歴史の重みと四季の彩りが感じられ、京都写真の第一人者として高い評価を受けている。
2000年には西陣の地で、江戸時代後期の建築と伝わる町家を修復し、水野克比古フォトスペース「町家写真館」を開設。ミュージアムとして一般公開（要予約）されており、全国各地から来館者が訪れる。
これまでに175冊の著書を出版。日本写真家協会会員、日本写真芸術学会会員。