Machida Thread Shop

Founded in Kansei 4 (1792)

A top-class specialty store for threads and cords

A specialty store focusing on threads, cords, and tapes. The character “絲” in the store name means something thin and long.「It implies “we handle anything thin and long (threads, cords),” and the store carries everything from craft threads and tapes to packaging materials, netsuke cords, and temple decorations.The concept is “using traditional skills in the modern era while also challenging new creations,” based on three pillars: reliable craftsmanship, trust-based production, and innovative products.At the store, specialized staff knowledgeable about threads are available, and you can request processing such as cutting or rolling threads according to your needs.You can also order original items such as commemorative goods and promotional products.

History

In Genji 1 (1864), the first generation, Tokunosuke Machida, founded the store at its current location as a thread merchant mainly handling silk threads.Despite hardships such as the Great Kanto Earthquake and air raids during the Pacific War that burned down the store, it was rebuilt each time.As a thread and cord specialty store with advanced skills and extensive knowledge, it remains widely loved to this day.

This Notable Item

Hanamusubi Cord


A cord with a luxurious texture

Ideal for decorative knots. Made of polyester, it does not fade and has a luxurious texture.
Available in a wide range of colors, it can also be used for curtain tassels, drawstring cords, and more.

Spot Overview

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