五反田製作所
GOTANDA SEISAKUSHO
Furniture we produce are descended from the tradition of Japanese Shiba-furnitures.
While holding a great traditional crafts, we had also been developing to marry tradition to the innovative materials.
We are proud to work closely with top brands such as: Cassina(Italy) , Arflex (Italy), Call(Germany) and Wilkhahn (Germany) for the skills and technological exchange. We are also the licensed manufacturer of many top furniture brands Japan and overseas, including the mentioned above.
Gotanda-Seisakusho had been proving its high set of skills and experience with multiple antique restorations of Japanese historical heritages. Restorations of: furniture in Akasaka Imperial Palace Guest House, Historical Chair of Jiro Shirasu or Imperial State Carriage are just some examples that we can be proud of. These work which requires expertise proves our competence and profession in the fieled.
宮本茂紀 Shigeki Miyamoto
– a first Japanese furniture design modeler
Miyamoto is one of the most respected upholsterer in Japan who produced and restored many Japanese traditional furniture as well as European furniture. He developed the idea for licensed production system for multiple world top furniture brands to enable their production in Japan.
His work has also contributed for many Japanese furniture design and production system. For example, many furniture makers had been assisted by Miyamoto while transforming designed and developed products from Japan to overseas for production and sales. On the other hand, he is a pioneer modeler in Japan who prototypes Japan’s leading designers and architects. He is one of the leading personal of current Japanese porotype modelling society
Upholster from Shizuoka with Japanese National Medal of Honor
Shigeki Miyamoto was born in Shizuoka prefecture, Japan in 1937.
Since 1953, he has been schooled with Saito upholster. Thus, he had been working with Miyoshi-Mokko, Takashimaya in Tokyo, Mitsukoshi, Naigai, Hokkaido-Oshima production as upholster. He had also been Central Trade Skill Test Commissioners for the Japanese Ministry of Labor, Chairman of the Tokyo Upholster Association, and thought on multiple Universities such as; Musashino Art University, Tama Art University, Joshibi University of Art and Design, Komazawa Women’s University.
He is authorized instructor and qualified upholster by Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Also an Honorary Chairman of the Japanese Upholster Association.
In 2007, he was honored with Yellow Ribon Medal of Honor, awarded to individuals who “through their diligence and perseverance while engaging in their professional activities, became public role models”.
Currently, he is one of the top upholster and furniture modeler, leading the Gotanda-Seisakusho as its CEO.
Gotanda Seisakusho Corp.
Adress: 2-18-21 Hiratsuka, Shinagawa, Tokyo 〒142-0051
Tel:(+81)-03-3785-2331
Fax:(+81)-03-6426-2991
| Established | on 1966 |
|---|---|
| Incorporated | since 1973 |
| CEO | Shigeki Miyamoto |
| Founding Capital | 10 million JPY |
| Upholstering & Interior design | Tokyo Gov. License v.27 no.143994 |
五反田製作所 PRODUCT
SOLARIS
armchair
2017 09
Extreme craftsmanship expresses the future 20 years from now.
This armchair was the first product with this concept.
SOLARIS
armchair
2017 09
Extreme craftsmanship expresses the future 20 years from now.
This armchair was the first product with this concept.
SOLARIS
table
2018 01
A side table created after the first tasca4D product, the SOLARIS armchair.
Similar to the SOLARIS armchair, this table features 50 mm thick acrylic・・・・
SOLARIS
table
2018 01
A side table created after the first tasca4D product, the SOLARIS armchair.
Similar to the SOLARIS armchair, this table features 50 mm thick acrylic・・・・
TSUGITE
2018 01
The story was stemmed from a prototype of chair created by Shigeki Miyamoto, the first furniture modeler in Japan, by a traditional wooden framework called tsugite 25 years ago.・・・・
TSUGITE
2018 01
The story was stemmed from a prototype of chair created by Shigeki Miyamoto, the first furniture modeler in Japan, by a traditional wooden framework called tsugite 25 years ago.・・・・