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The sudden death of Mr. Kawakatsu, owner of Wazome Kogei, and the subsequent closure of this studio, has left us deeply saddened. Wazome Kogei was one of the last remaining Katazome-shi production stu … read more

We are deeply saddened to share the news that Mr. Kawakatsu, owner of one of the last remaining Katazome-shi production studios, has recently passed away. Tragically, without a successor, the Wazome K … read more

The historic icon of Toronto's art scene, The Arts & Letters Club will again be hosting the Bound Book Arts Fair and The Japanese Paper Place is thrilled to participate. We will be there … read more

Our Annual Washi Artists' Sale is coming! This year, it will be on Saturday, November 23rd! This invitational event is in support of artists who are dedicated washi users, and also provides th … read more

Given the task of dividing a large sheet of paper into smaller, more manageable sizes, what do you do? Your first thought may be to use a straight edge and a utility knife. When it comes to breakin … read more

"Can I use Japanese paper for watercolour?", is one of the most-asked questions we encounter. Well, "Yes, of course, but..." You know how it goes. Japanese paper loves wet media, but it simply does … read more