-High quality of JAPAN-
Where Timeless Elegance Meets
Innovative Angling.
Rooted in the exquisite legacy
of Niigata’s Tsubame-Sanjo
luxury cutlery craftsmanship,
our metal fishing lures
blend refined artistry
with
cutting-edge angling performance
to elevate
every fishing adventure.
Tsubame Bussan,
KOBAYASHI Kougyou,
and SAKURAI
are renowned
as Japan’s leading manufacturers
of premium cutlery.
Our metal fishing lures are
meticulously crafted
using
the masterful techniques
and exquisite designs
that have defined
these iconic brands.
Tsubame Bussan.
Tsubame Bussan's products are renowned for their exceptional quality and are proudly used at the prestigious Japanese Imperial Guest House.
Kobayashi Kougyou
Kobayashi Kougyou is renowned as a premier manufacturer of high-quality cutlery, exemplified by its distinguished 'LUCKY WOOD' collection
Top-notch cutlery manufacturer
SAKURAI
SAKURAI's products are celebrated for their refined quality and are proudly featured on the luxury cruise ship, The Nihonmaru.
Top-notch cutlery manufacturer
Koh.co,ltd
Koh is a tableware development company. They have created the tableware product cutleryNIPPON.
Koh also sells tableware and cutlery.
We provide durable and high-quality MetalFishingLures crafted from high-quality cutlery.
The origins of metal fishing lures
Julio Thompson Puel was fishing in a boat on a lake in Vermont in 1848.
One day, while fishing as usual, he bumped into a rock and dropped the spoon
he had brought with him into the lake.
It seems that a trout bit into the spoon as it sank into the lake.
After that, he cut off the handle of the spoon and attached a hook to it and tried trolling, and apparently he was able to catch some trout.
This is said to be the beginning of metal jigs.
Metal fishing lures originating from the United States.
We’ve heard that it's no longer possible to produce such cutleries domestically in the U.S.
That’s why we started creating metal fishing lures.
We also offer amazing lures crafted by Japanese sword smiths, TASAI who creates traditional Japanese swords.
TASAI
