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L/O (KATATA YOSHISHITO DESIGN) Designs Tojiro Knife Gallery "Hanare" in Tokyo

architecture-design · 2026-08-19

L/O (KATATA YOSHISHITO DESIGN) has completed the Tojiro knife gallery "Hanare" in Tokyo, a 30 m² commercial interior project slated for 2026. Katata Yoshishito served as principal architect, Miwa Negoro curated the project, and Keishin Horikoshi / SS photographed it. The gallery is conceived as a place to find one's true knife: a Tojiro blade is not a simple product but a tool used for decades, sharpened, repaired, and grown alongside its owner. Choosing a knife is therefore framed not as an act of comparison but of time — the time needed to find the single blade one will live with. The Tojiro flagship store invites visitors to enter the brand's universe, compare the full range, and find a knife to their measure, while discovering through resharpening and maintenance the culture of keeping a knife for life and the history behind Japanese blade making. The most personalized commissions — one-off pieces, semi-custom and fully custom knives — demanded a different kind of environment, which the Hanare project provides. The project falls under the Commercial Interiors category.

Key facts

  • L/O (KATATA YOSHISHITO DESIGN) designed the Tojiro knife gallery "Hanare" in Tokyo
  • The project area is 30 m²
  • The architecture project year is 2026
  • Katata Yoshishito is the principal architect
  • Miwa Negoro curated the project
  • Keishin Horikoshi / SS took the photographs
  • The project is categorized as Commercial Interiors
  • The gallery is conceived as a place to find one's true knife, complementing the Tojiro flagship store

Entities

Artists

  • Katata Yoshishito
  • Miwa Negoro
  • Keishin Horikoshi
  • Yoshihito Katata

Institutions

  • L/O (KATATA YOSHISHITO DESIGN)
  • Tojiro
  • SS
  • ArchDaily
  • Tojiro Knife Gallery Hanare
  • Ishizuki Plastering Industry
  • Marusan Yasuda Kawara Kogyo
  • Vivaz
  • Azure Magazine

Locations

  • Tokyo
  • Japan
  • Asakusa
  • Niigata
  • Sanjo
  • Tsubame-Sanjo

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