Jyagaimonoouchi
Embracing a Lifestyle Away from Mass Production and Consumption Nestled in the abundant nature of Yakushima, ‘Potato House’ stands far from the realms of mass production and consumption. At ‘Jiiro no Ki,’ our workshop, we live with the meaning of … Continued
Thank you very much for your continued patronage of our products. Regarding the products handled by our organization, due to increases in labor and raw material costs, maintaining the current prices has become challenging. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience … Continued
We would like to inform you that there is a possibility that sewing needles may have been mixed in during the sewing process of the ‘Jisugi Chip Pillow.’ On April 23, 2023, during the Yakushima Town Industrial Festival, pillows made … Continued
Salon Yunomine will celebrate its 4th anniversary on May 13th! 💝 To express our gratitude, we are holding a thanksgiving festival from today, May 8th (Monday), until May 13th (Saturday). 😊 ① For Corn or Glass Container Soft Serve Ice … Continued
Established in 1997 with the wish for everyone, regardless of their abilities, to live authentically on Yakushima, Potato House was later incorporated as the nonprofit organization ‘Potato House’ in 2003. It began by producing products such as tangerine juice, black … Continued
Facing the towering Mt. Mocchomu that seems to pierce the sky, there stands a twelve-sided wooden building known as ‘jyagaimonoouchi.’ Located in the Onoaida district in the southern part of Yakushima, it was established as a place where individuals with … Continued
Located in the southern part of Yakushima, in the village of Onoaida, right in front of the Onoaida Onsen at the base of Mt. Mocchomu, there’s a cozy and welcoming café that beckons you to stop by with its warm … Continued
New Potatoes 🥔 are here! In Kansai around June, Kanto around July, and Hokkaido around August, new potatoes become available. Yakushima is one of the earliest places in Japan to start harvesting new potatoes. Potato House’s new potatoes ‘Nishiyutaka’ have … Continued