Yes, you can.
We sell individual materials such as mats and acrylics, and we can also produce frames using materials you bring in.

Yes, absolutely.
We can handle anything from a single piece to large-scale orders of several thousand items.

In general, we can produce hexagonal (6-sided) and octagonal (8-sided) frames.
Availability depends on the manufacturer, so please contact us to discuss your specific request.

Yes, depending on the design and color, custom production is possible.
We’ll suggest options that meet your specifications — please feel free to consult us.

Yes — there is a material called vinyl sheet (often referred to as “Enbi sheet” in Japan).
It’s relatively inexpensive and is commonly used in standard poster frames.
However, compared to acrylic or glass, it has lower clarity and durability, so it’s best chosen based on your intended display environment.

Wooden frames come in a wide variety of designs — from classic to modern — and can be easily customized.
Aluminum frames, on the other hand, are lightweight, sleek, and minimalist, making them ideal for contemporary interiors.
Wooden frames are also easier to modify for depth, which makes them well suited for three-dimensional works or thick canvases.

Gently wipe off dust with a soft cloth, and avoid direct sunlight or humid environments.
Frames with gold or painted finishes are delicate, so please clean them gently without rubbing too hard.
If the acrylic surface becomes scratched, it’s difficult to repair — replacement may be necessary.
We also provide acrylic replacement services, so feel free to contact us.

We offer a urauchi (backing) service that smooths out wrinkles and folds, allowing the piece to be framed in a clean, flat condition.
The ideal method depends on the type of paper, so we’ll examine your artwork first and suggest the most appropriate treatment.

Yes.
We offer a service called urauchi (backing), which smooths out wrinkles and unevenness in the paper.
The process is performed by a professional specialist, while we handle all coordination to ensure a clean and stable finish.

Oil paintings are often produced according to certain standard sizes, and if your piece matches one of these, it may fit into a ready-made frame.
However, many artworks — depending on the artist and their methods — may not follow standard dimensions.
Even standard-sized canvases may not fit perfectly due to fabric stretching or frame distortion.
We recommend bringing the painting to our shop so we can measure it and suggest the best framing option.

Yes, we do.
We offer custom-made acrylic boxes, with options from around 100 different acrylic materials — including clear, tinted, and specialty types — all made to your preferred size and combination.

If the poster is laid flat for an extended period, the curl will naturally relax to some extent.
For a perfectly smooth finish, we offer a service called dry mounting.
This process adheres the poster to a backing board using controlled heat and pressure, resulting in a flat, professional appearance.
We can recommend the best option depending on how you plan to display it, so please feel free to contact us.

Frames are generally made from three main materials: wood, aluminum, and resin.
Each has its own characteristics, and we’ll recommend the best option based on design, weight, and budget considerations.

For safety and manufacturing reasons, the minimum inner dimension is generally around 85mm.
This may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer, so please feel free to contact us for details.

We’re sorry, but we currently do not publish our stock list online.
Please check availability directly in-store or contact us by phone for assistance.

Yes, we do.
While the restoration itself is performed by specialized professionals, we coordinate the entire process on your behalf.
After inspecting the condition of your artwork, we’ll provide detailed information about the repair options and costs.
Please feel free to contact us for an initial consultation.

Yes, we can.
The backing process is outsourced to a specialized professional, but we handle all coordination and quality management at our shop.

Yes, we can.
Depending on the condition, repairs may be handled directly in our shop or by a professional restoration specialist.
As the best approach varies depending on the material and level of damage, please bring the frame to us or send a photo for assessment.

Yes, we do.
We can make tailored proposals according to your desired quantity, specifications, and budget.
We also offer flexible arrangements for delivery schedules and quotations — please feel free to contact us.

Yes, we do.
We offer resin frames and select wooden frames designed with reduced weight in mind.
If you’re concerned about the overall weight, please feel free to discuss available options with us.

Yes, we do.
We stock around ten varieties of both glass and acrylic, including anti-reflective options and other specialty types with various functional properties.

Bringing your artwork in person is ideal, as it allows us to provide more accurate recommendations.
However, if that’s difficult, we’re happy to offer flexible arrangements and consultations remotely.

Yes, same-day framing is available for items in stock.
For custom-made frames, certain types can also be produced on a same-day or express basis.
Please contact us by phone for details.

We can provide recommendations not only for visual presentation but also from a conservation framing perspective.
Depending on the artwork’s nature and your budget, we’ll suggest the most appropriate preservation methods to help protect it for the long term.

Ready-made frames are manufactured based on standard sizes such as paper formats (A4, B5), traditional Japanese frame sizes (Daiei, Taishi), or oil painting standards (F4, etc.).
Custom-made frames, on the other hand, can be built to exact dimensions — including depth — in 1mm increments.
This allows a perfectly tailored fit for your artwork and greater creative freedom in framing.
Please note that some extreme sizes may not be supported.

Custom frames can be made to any exact size, even in 1mm increments, allowing perfect fit for artworks that don’t match standard frame sizes.
They also offer a much wider variety of designs compared to ready-made options.

We generally recommend acrylic.
It’s lightweight, shatter-resistant, and safer, which is why it’s commonly used in most framing projects.
However, since acrylic can generate static electricity, glass may be a better choice for artworks that contain delicate paper fragments or powdered materials.
We also offer “anti-reflective glass,” which minimizes glare and provides a clearer viewing experience.
We’ll suggest the most suitable material based on your artwork and display environment — please feel free to consult us.

We can arrange delivery for artworks of almost any size.
For pieces that fit within the capacity of our vehicle, we deliver directly.
For larger works, we will arrange a chartered delivery service.
Please contact us for details.

By adding extra wooden spacers, we can increase the frame’s depth to accommodate thicker works.
However, the feasible range depends on the frame’s size, structure, and design strength.
We’ll confirm the best option after reviewing your artwork and framing specifications — please feel free to consult us.

We can generally accommodate works up to around 3 meters in size.
For pieces larger than that, special production is required, which may significantly affect cost and lead time.

Yes, we can.
Just like with regular framing, you can choose your preferred frame from our in-store samples.

Yes, it is.
We can suggest the most suitable framing approach based on the condition of your piece and your preferences.
We also offer methods that minimize any physical impact on the artwork itself.
Please feel free to contact us for details.

Yes, we can.
We offer professional framing for textile and embroidery pieces, using methods best suited to each material.
If needed, we can gently iron the fabric to remove wrinkles and mount it using sewing, double-sided tape, or specialized fittings — depending on the work’s characteristics and your preferences.

Yes, we can.
We can carefully set your new artwork into your existing frame after checking its condition.
Please bring both the frame and artwork to our shop for assessment.
If you prefer, we can also propose a new framing option that better suits the piece.

Yes, we do.

We offer consultations via email, LINE, or Zoom.
If you prefer another communication method, we’re happy to accommodate your request — please feel free to contact us.

We recommend bringing your artwork to our shop first. By viewing the actual piece together, we can suggest the most suitable framing style, display method, and presentation approach.
Our team includes professionals with backgrounds in museums, art universities, and photography, allowing us to offer advice from multiple perspectives.
We carefully consider both preservation and harmony with your space to help highlight your artwork’s beauty in the best possible way.
Please feel free to visit or contact us anytime.

Yes.
To prevent fading caused by ultraviolet rays, we offer acrylic glazing with a 99% UV-cut rate, providing much stronger protection than standard acrylic.
Using this material helps significantly reduce color fading from sunlight or indoor lighting, preserving your artwork’s original colors for years to come.
Please feel free to contact us for more details.

Yes, you can.
We can coordinate with our printing partner to handle the mounting, and we’re happy to advise on paper selection and sizing to ensure the best result.

Yes, we can provide canvas stretching as a standalone service.

Yes, we can re-stretch your canvas onto a wooden frame.
We’ll handle the process carefully, adjusting to the condition of the painting and your preferences to ensure the best result.
Please feel free to contact us for a consultation.

Yes. Whether or not you wish to leave your artwork with us, we can handle your request flexibly according to the situation.

For works up to around A3 size, we can attach a stand so that the frame can stand upright on its own.
For larger pieces, we can make structural adjustments to enable free-standing display, and we’ll suggest the best option based on your installation space and design preferences.
Alternatively, you can also display the frame without hanging it by using an easel.
We offer a selection of easels at our shop, so please feel free to consult us about your preferred display style.

The price varies depending on the size and shape of the artwork, the framing method, and the type of frame you choose.
A formal estimate is provided after we view the actual piece, but if you contact us via LINE or email, we can also offer a rough quotation.
We’re happy to discuss your budget and preferences — feel free to reach out anytime.

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Yes, absolutely.
You can see examples of past framing projects for three-dimensional pieces.
If you bring the actual artwork to our shop during consultation, we can provide more detailed suggestions tailored to your piece.