A little past, a little future

AZUMA's Azuma bag is a world-standard product that imagines a little past and a little future from the past to the present, inheriting Japanese culture, changing existing value, and creating new value.

Products that "connect" the present and the past

Adzuma bags are made by stitching furoshiki, a square piece of cloth handed down from the Edo period.
Please enjoy AZUMA's Azuma bag, which has been reborn with high functionality and modernity by combining the tastefulness and ease of use of tradition with a new switching design and modern materials.

FABRIC

The bag part is made of durable and water-repellent nylon material, and the handle part is made of cotton that is wrinkle-resistant and has a pleasant touch.
We use Japanese fabrics that you can use with confidence.

DETAILS

The LARGE size has special specifications with pockets featuring circular embroidery on both ends. This allows you to store frequently used items such as smartphones and pass cases. The movement of putting things in and out has a beauty reminiscent of the sleeve of a kimono.

TASUKI

"Furoshiki" has long been used to "wrap and carry" things.
"Tasuki", which has the meaning of "passing and connecting" to the next person, was born from the appearance of crossing diagonally.
This "TASUKI BAG" inherits two features and can store small items and folded AZUMA BAG.

AZUMA + TASUKI

AZUMA BAG and TASUKI BAG can be used as a shoulder bag by "tying" their handles.
This shawl style is versatile and can be matched with a variety of outfits and occasions.

PACKAGE

The flat and linear AZUMA design is an excellent product that can be folded into a compact size.
The original package that makes use of this feature has a simple design and can be delivered as a gift that conveys your feelings to your loved ones.

"Mamusubi" perfect for AZUMA

"Mamusubi" is a knot that tightens as it is pulled from the left and right.
It's a magical knot that can be untied in seconds if done correctly.
This "mamusubi" has been used since ancient times to tie furoshiki, and is perfect for "tying" AZUMA and TASUKI.

  • Makmusubi ①

    Hold the handles at the tip of the furoshiki with both hands and cross them.

  • True knot ②

    Push the front side of the crossed handles forward and pass under the handle on the back side.

  • true knot ③

    Fold the handle on the front side to the left so that it overlaps the handle on the back side.

  • True knot ④

    Place the handle on the back side on top of the handle on the front side that was knocked down in step 3.

  • True knot ⑤

    Pass the handle on the back side under the handle on the front side and tie it to complete the mamusubi.

  • watch video

    See the untieable knot

how to solve

  • Solution ①

    Hold the base of the knot on the left side of the two handles that are tied with a mamusubi, and hold the tip of the left handle with your right hand.

  • Solution ②

    With the right hand holding the tip of the handle in ①, pull it to the other side until you feel a response.
    As shown in the illustration, the parts you hold with both hands should be in a straight line.

  • Solution ③

    Lightly hold the right handle that is connected to the left handle that was aligned in ②.

  • Solution ④

    Pull the knot on the right side of the handle that you held in step 3 to the right to untie the true knot.

  • watch video

    See the untieable knot

true knot

"Mamusubi" is a magical way of tying a knot, in which the more you pull it from the left and right, the tighter it becomes. This "mamusubi" has been used since ancient times to tie furoshiki, and is perfect for "tying" AZUMA and TASUKI.

  • Makmusubi ①

    Hold the handles at the tip of the furoshiki with both hands and cross them.

  • True knot ②

    Push the front side of the crossed handles forward and pass under the handle on the back side.

  • true knot ③

    Fold the handle on the front side to the left so that it overlaps the handle on the back side.

  • True knot ④

    Place the handle on the back side on top of the handle on the front side that was knocked down in step 3.

  • True knot ⑤

    Pass the handle on the back side under the handle on the front side and tie it to complete the mamusubi.

  • watch video

    A knot that cannot be untied once it is tied
    [Mamusubi]

how to solve

  • Solution ①

    Hold the base of the knot on the left side of the two handles that are tied with a mamusubi, and hold the tip of the left handle with your right hand.

  • Solution ②

    With the right hand holding the tip of the handle in ①, pull it to the other side until you feel a response.
    As shown in the illustration, the parts you hold with both hands should be in a straight line.

  • Solution ③

    Lightly hold the right handle that is connected to the left handle that was aligned in ②.

  • Solution ④

    Pull the knot on the right side of the handle that you held in step 3 to the right to untie the true knot.

  • watch video

    See the untieable knot