FUJI FURNITURE

Established in 1959 in Tokushima—an area renowned for its woodworking heritage—Fuji Furniture brings Japanese craftsmanship into dialogue with contemporary global design. With creative disruption as its guiding philosophy, the brand has consistently reimagined furniture as both a cultural expression and an object of refined living. At the core of Fuji Furniture’s identity is mastery of molded plywood, paired with a made-to-order system and the precision of the Toyota Production System. This fusion of advanced technique and bespoke flexibility results in an exceptional range of possibilities, from materials and fabrics to finishes and details. Each piece transcends its function to become a defining element of the interior—timeless yet modern, understated yet distinctive. More than furniture, Fuji Furniture offers a way of living where design, individuality, and elegance converge.

Company name

FUJI FURNITURE Co.,Ltd.

Head office

1-1 Kaminoki Yatake Itano-Cho Itano-Gun Tokushima 779-0194 JAPAN

Countries

China, Taiwan, and Singapore

Main products

Cabinets・Chairs・Office furniture・Sofas・Tables

Main locations

Cafés, bars and restaurants・Hotels・Offices・Public facilities・Residences・Stores

Website

fuji-furniture.jp/en

Event Information

At its Tokyo showroom, Fuji Furniture will present the new Koti Noa chair, crafted from Japanese chestnut (kuri). Celebrated for its bold grain and luminous tone, chestnut is a material that harmonizes effortlessly with diverse interiors while resonating with the aesthetics of contemporary living. Koti Noa is a reinterpretation of Fuji Furniture’s iconic Koti chair, offering a fresh perspective on a beloved design. Through the dialogue between material and form, the piece sketches a new contour of value—timeless, refined, and deeply rooted in craft. This special showroom exhibition invites visitors to experience the world that unfolds through chestnut and Koti Noa. In addition, Fuji Furniture will unveil new creations in an exclusive preview during the exhibition period.

Japanese Chestnut × Koti Noa: Special Exhibition
"November 1 (Sat) – November 9 (Sun), 11:00 am – 5:30 pm
Closed on November 4 (Tue) and November 5 (Wed)"

In Japan, broadleaf trees do not grow with the purpose of becoming furniture. Yet when their natural character is brought into dialogue with design, they reveal a richness of expression. Choosing such furniture is also a choice to protect forests, sustain local communities, and nurture a cycle of living in harmony with nature. To shape wood grown on this land with the hands of its people—this, we believe, is the most natural and most beautiful form of circulation. We invite you to experience the strength and poetry that arise from a craft completed at its very origin.

Venue

Fuji Furniture Tokyo

Address

KDXsinzyuku6tyoume Bld.1F, 6-24-20, Shinjuku, Shinjuku Ku, Tokyo To, 160-0022, Japan

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JFS Main Venue Exhibit

Fuji Furniture presents the iconic Nagi chair, a piece that embodies the brand’s spirit. Designed by Mikiya Kobayashi, its form translates the tranquility of the Seto Inland Sea into an expression of contemporary design, bringing a sense of calm to everyday life. From the gentle flow of its backrest into the legs to the refined texture of the wood, every detail is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans. The result is a chair of poised elegance, where serenity and sophistication converge to leave a lasting impression within the space.

Venue

TOKYO MIDTOWN — Midtown Garden

Address

9 Chome-7-1 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo

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