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"Unique and unusual ｇiftｓ for the special people in your life"

For an additional US$3.00 gift wrap your selected items.
All the items, except as noted below, can be professionally gift wrapped with
our original, beautiful Japanese washi paper.

If you need gift wrapping, please mention about it in the "Add Comments About Your Order"
on the “Delivery Information” page after signing into your member's cart.

■Gift Wrapping

　Please choose one of the four patterns below.


Black with silver foil - string : natural white	White with gold foil - string : natural white


Black with silver foil - string : silver	White with gold foil - string : gold

1) Unfortunately we cannot provide gift wrapping for the following items.

    ・large,heavy, unusually shaped products such as tea rooms and other furniture
    ・Flowers and Bonsais

     "Gift wrapping not available" is noted on the product information page.
     If you have any questions concerning gift wrapping, please email us. (info@tokyotoshi.com)

2) In the case of large orders, please allow up to two weeks or more for wrapping to be completed.

■Who’s making our wrapping paper?

MORISA Co.,Ltd. :

Established in Tosa, Kochi Prefecture in 1986. MORISA has produced many kinds of paper
products made from fine quality Tosa-Washi, which is a type of Japanese fine paper.
Niyodo river is flowing from Mt. Ishizuchi which is the highest mountain in Shikoku.
As plenty of water runs at a burst for 100 kilometers, the current has enormous power
to cleanse the river. That’s why the visibility of Niyodo river is much clearer than
Shimanto river.

The undercurrent of Niyodo river flows on several meters underground of the head
office of MORISA. With the great blessing of an abundant and clear water source,
they can keep creating beautiful paper.

Tosa-Washi :

Papermaking in Kochi dates back over 1,000 years. Tosa-Washi is well known not only in Japan but
also abroad, which includes the thinnest paper in the world "Tengujyo-shi" and "Seicho-shi"
used for calligraphy. During the Heian period (eighth - twelfth century), Tosa was mentioned as
a country producing paper in a famous historical book. Tsurayuki Kino, the author of Tosa Nikki
(Tosa Diary) who was sent to Tosa as an official, promoted papermaking, helping to promote the
cultural development of the province.
In Kochi Prefecture, where its weather is warm with plenty of rainfall, 55% of the raw materials for
Washi paper are cultivated and delivered all over Japan.