Nomura Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 

This travel support series is designed to help you enjoy the ultimate journey.

A passport case that neatly stores your passport and boarding passes with a simple, user-friendly design. A travel sacoche that allows you to organize essential travel items clearly, functioning as both a travel wallet and a sacoche in a versatile 2-way style. A fragment case and card case that provide only the essential functions you need while traveling.

Crafted from uniquely Japanese leathers — such as matcha-dyed and indigo-dyed finishes that evoke a sense of Japanese aesthetics and emotional depth — alongside distinguished, traditionally tanned German leather, each piece is brought to life through the exceptional craftsmanship of Japanese artisans. The result is a reliable travel series designed to become a trusted companion on your journey.

Nomura Manufacturing Co., Ltd. traces its origins back to 1923, when Nomura Shoten was founded in Asakusa Eijūchō. In 1946, the company relocated to Higashi-Ueno in Taitō City, and in 1951 it was reorganized as Nomura Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Today, the company is home to three craftsmen who hold First-Class Technical Certification in the Leather Division awarded by the Japan Bag & Handbag Association, reflecting its high level of technical excellence. Under their guidance, the next generation continues to refine and inherit these skills.

As a manufacturer of leather accessories — a local industry of Taitō City — the company has grown steadily over the years. Building upon the expertise cultivated through decades as an OEM-focused manufacturer, it has begun taking on new challenges by planning and producing original products, opening the door to a new era of craftsmanship.

Taitō City is renowned as a center for leather craftsmanship. Its heritage of manufacturing dates back to the Edo period and is supported by a strong concentration of leather-related businesses and skilled artisans.

In particular, the areas of Asakusa, Kuramae, Asakusabashi, and Okachimachi are home to long-established leather wholesalers, hardware shops, and textile suppliers. Numerous leather craft shops and workshops offering hands-on experiences can also be found throughout the area. As a regional industry, robust support systems exist to promote craftsmanship and to nurture emerging designers and artisans.