Descripción
A sustainable product made using unused natural Japanese reed plants
This hand cream is crafted with natural herbal extracts, featuring Japanese reed (Yoshi) extract and reed leaf water as key ingredients.
“Yoshi” (reed) is a water plant that grows along rivers and wetlands in Japan. Traditionally underutilized, this plant is now being transformed into eco-friendly skincare ingredients. The formula combines these plant-based elements with gentle herbal extracts to help moisturize and protect your hands.
The texture is smooth and lightweight, absorbing quickly without leaving a greasy residue. It is suitable for daily use, especially for dry or rough hands.
The fragrance is Sweet Cotton, a soft, clean scent reminiscent of freshly washed fabric, offering a comforting and subtle aroma.
Key Features
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Contains Japanese reed (Yoshi) extract and reed leaf water
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Blended with natural herbal extracts
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Lightweight, non-greasy texture
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Gentle Sweet Cotton fragrance
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Designed for everyday hand care
Net Content
30mL
About the Brand
Nihon Shimbun Inki Co., Ltd. is a specialized newspaper printing ink manufacturer located in Kawasaki City, Japan. Their inks are widely used in newspapers across the country.
Building on decades of expertise in ink development and manufacturing, the company has launched a new sustainable initiative focused on utilizing Japanese reed (Yoshi), a natural yet underused resource. By transforming this eco-friendly plant into valuable products, they aim to create environmentally responsible and sustainable solutions for the future.
About Kawasaki City Store
KAWASAKI CITY STORE brings a curated collection of products from the City of Kawasaki in Japan to customers around the world. We promise to support our customers kindly, courteously, and promptly, based on the spirit of Omotenashi.
Kawasaki City is located just west of Tokyo, Japan. As part of the Tokyo metropolitan area, the city has significantly contributed to Japan's industrialization and modernization.
Furthermore, Kawasaki City is one of the locations depicted in "The 53 Stations of the Tokaido" (Hiroshige Utagawa, 1832-1833) and is situated along the historic Tokaido road, the highway connecting Edo to Kyoto. Therefore, we honor both modern and traditional Japanese cultures. Through this store, overseas customers can purchase a variety of products made by Japanese specialists, from glass artisans to sheet metal workers.
