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WHAT IS KOGEI SUSHI PLATE?

The story and the revolving sushi, "Our Craft Sushi Plates,"This project uses conveyor belt sushi plates as its motif to express the craftsmanship of various artisans in a single, unified design.

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Engraving, antique metal coloring, urethane coating, casting, etc.

Blown lacquer, mother-of-pearl inlay,
Makie (lacquerware with gold or silver powder), rust-colored lacquerware, etc.

Cast glass,
Machining, etc.

The shapes are the same.The materials, techniques, and even the expressions vary greatly depending on the creator.
This is a canvas of craftsmanship that uses sushi plates as a "medium."

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POINT 01
Savoring the bounty of Toyama: "A fusion of food and crafts"

Fresh seafood from Toyama Bay is presented on "craft sushi plates" that showcase the skills of local artisans working with metal, lacquer, wood, glass, and other materials.

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POINT 02
The cyclical nature of stories connected by "rotating plates"

Through the everyday setting of a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, we aim to make traditional crafts more accessible and pass on the stories that have been handed down to future generations and the world.

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POINT 03
An experience that unfolds from a single plate

The plates serve as a starting point, sparking interest in the craftsmanship and the production areas (such as Takaoka) behind them, creating an experience that makes people want to actually visit those places.

You can purchase our "Craft Sushi Plates" at our official online shop!

COLLECTION

Green clouds

Hiroshi Orii

Verdigris and hazy silver

Hiroshi Orii

water dragon

Yuka Fujimori

Randomly shaped plate 4

Kazuhiko Tadada

Randomly shaped plate 3

Kazuhiko Tadada

Randomly shaped plate 2

Kazuhiko Tadada

Randomly shaped plate 1

Kazuhiko Tadada

《Wind Patterns | FUMON》

Yuko Takashima

《RIN》

Yuko Takashima

《KAN》

Yuko Takashima

《Water Vein | MIO》

Yuko Takashima

《KOBA》 Ink Landscape 01

Yuko Takashima

So that the stars do not disappear

Chiaki Yamada

Toyama Bay and the fish that change their name as they grow (2)

Shiba Sayuri

Toyama Bay and the fish that change names as they grow (1)

Shiba Sayuri

Sky

Kazuyuki Yoshikawa

Sparkle

Noriyuki Yoshikawa

Aspects of Water 2

Takumi Koizumi

Aspects of Water 1

Takumi Koizumi

The sparkle of Toyama Bay

Musashigawa Tsuyoshi

Ikura Kobushi

Musashigawa Tsuyoshi

Ancient Toyama pottery ~Rock Ptarmigan~

Takumi Azechi

Ancient Toyama pottery ~Firefly squid~

Takumi Azechi

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