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Works by Young Miyadaiku
Quality works crafted by young artisans under the supervision of professional miyadaiku, offered at affordable prices
Miniature shrines, sumidan altar platforms, and torii gates crafted for temples and shrines by apprentices under a master carpenter, as well as assemblable tea houses and mizuya preparation cabinets, are offered at wholesale prices—less than half of typical retail—with prices published openly.
This is a members-only service from the Miyadaiku Association that provides shrines and temples with authentic, fully custom-made craftsmanship of tradition and dignity at modest prices.
Handwork
The Artisan's Handwork
A 1,400-year tradition that uses no nails or metal fittings. Joinery carved by the hands of miyadaiku, in carefully selected Japanese timber.
Hinoki Cypress Kamidana
A hinoki cypress kamidana household shrine made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Ranma Transom
A ranma transom made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Wooden Torii Gate
A wooden torii gate made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Miniature Shrine (Shrine, Hokora, or Precinct Shrine)
A miniature shrine (hokora) made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Miyadaiku Mobile Tea House
A miyadaiku mobile tea house made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Wooden Temple Gate (Sanmon Style)
A wooden temple gate (sanmon style) made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Custom-Made Woodwork
Custom-made woodwork made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Votive Board Stand (Offering Notice Board and Donor Name Board Stand)
A votive board stand made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Hengaku Plaque (Shrine or Temple Name Plaque)
A hengaku plaque made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Timber Joinery Model (Traditional Construction Model)
A timber joinery model made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Ekobashira Memorial Pillar
An ekobashira memorial pillar made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Timber Processing Assistance for Temple and Shrine Construction
Timber processing assistance for temple and shrine construction by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
Mobile Tea House (The Traveling Tea House)
A mobile tea house made with traditional techniques by artisans of Japan Miyadaiku Academy
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Traditional Craftsmanship for Your Daily Life
Traditional techniques carried on by young miyadaiku, with designs that sit naturally in modern life. We deliver the care and devotion embodied in every piece.
Traditional Techniques
Using the kumimono technique, which requires no nails or metal fittings, timbers are precisely assembled together. It is a core technique of the miyadaiku, with 1,400 years of history.
100% Japanese Timber
We use only carefully selected solid wood grown across Japan, such as keyaki zelkova, hinoki cypress, and tamo ash, bringing out the natural beauty and strength of the wood.
One of a Kind
No two wood grains are alike. Every piece is made entirely by hand and becomes your own furniture, the only one of its kind in the world.
Quality Assurance
Inspected by skilled craftsmen
Nationwide Delivery
Carefully packed and delivered
Pre-Purchase Consultation
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Contact Us
We welcome any questions about materials, sizes, or delivery times, as well as custom-order consultations. Please feel free to contact us.
Last updated: September 15, 2026
The following is the legal notice based on the Specified Commercial Transactions Act for "Works by Young Miyadaiku," the online shop operated by the Specified Nonprofit Corporation Miyadaiku Woodcraft Heritage Association (operated by Japan Miyadaiku Academy).
- Seller
- Specified Nonprofit Corporation Miyadaiku Woodcraft Heritage Association (operated by Japan Miyadaiku Academy)
- Responsible Representative
- Representative Director
- Address
- 1-13 Nishitobe-cho, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
- Phone Number
- 045-326-6009 Hours: 10:00–18:00 (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays)
- Email Address
- info@miyadaiku.or.jp
- Website URL
- https://miyadaiku.or.jp
- Sales Price
- As stated on each product page (tax included).
- Charges Other Than the Product Price
- Shipping costs vary depending on the product and the delivery destination. Please contact us before ordering, or we will provide a separate quotation.
- Payment Methods
- Credit card (Google Pay and Apple Pay also accepted) PayPay (QR code payment) Convenience store payment (in-store payment using a payment number or barcode)
- Payment Timing
- Credit card and PayPay: payment is confirmed when you place your order. Convenience store payment: please pay at a convenience store within 10 days of issue, using the payment number issued when you place your order.
- Delivery Timing
- As items are made to order (custom-made), delivery times will be advised after consultation. Ready-made works are usually shipped within 10 business days after payment is confirmed.
- Refunds and Exchanges
- If a product is defective (faulty, damaged, or incorrect), we will offer an exchange or refund only if you contact us within 10 days of the product's arrival. We do not accept returns or exchanges for reasons of customer preference.
- Return Shipping
- If a product is defective, the Association will bear the cost. For returns or exchanges for reasons of customer preference, the cost will be borne by the customer.
Consultation
Toll-free 0120-113-331
TEL 045-326-6009 / info@miyadaiku.or.jp
Hours: 10:00–18:00 (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays)