Hida Sangyo Co., Ltd. (headquarters: Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture; President: Akiko Okada), known for over 100 years of woodworking heritage in the Hida region famous for its "Hida no Takumi" (master craftsmen), will reopen its flagship HIDA brand furniture store "HIDA Nagoya" on Saturday, January 31st, 2026.
The renewed store responds to growing interest in spatial coordination by presenting diverse interior scenes that help visitors envision their ideal living spaces. It will showcase furniture collections designed by renowned domestic and international architects and designers, including KOYORI - making its Nagoya debut. Additionally, the store features an expanded "Forest Aroma Research Laboratory" corner, a library introducing the brand's design philosophy, and an enhanced contract furniture section for workplace and hospitality projects. The renewal transforms the store into a space where visitors can experience the beauty of wood-filled living from multiple perspectives.
To celebrate the reopening, special offers are available. Please visit during this opportunity.
Renewal Highlights
01 Diverse Interior Scenes to Experience Your Ideal Lifestyle
HIDA's wooden furniture carries on the traditions of "Hida no Takumi" craftsmanship. For this renewal, HIDA Nagoya has reorganized its sales floor around HIDA's four core values: "Caring for People," "Inheriting Time," "Refining Technique," and "Walking with Forests." Through diverse interior scenes that inspire lifestyle visions, the store has evolved into a space where visitors can experience the beauty of wood-filled living. As you explore the store, you can envision your own ideal lifestyle.
A scene from the "Caring for People" corner. The SEOTO-EX semi-arm dining chairs are renowned for their exceptional comfort.
The kei series designed by Wataru Kumano. Viewing knots as expressions of natural wood beauty, these pieces are crafted with meticulous care by skilled artisans.
02 KOYORI Makes Its Nagoya Debut
KOYORI, an alliance brand in which HIDA participates to showcase excellent Japanese craftsmanship to the world, will be displayed and sold in the Nagoya area for the first time. The collection includes designs by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and Gamfratesi.
Additionally, visitors can view recent HIDA collections by notable Japanese designers including Haruka Misawa and Wataru Kumano.
KOYORI SHAKU CHAIR / Design: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Photo: Hiroshi Iwasaki
DADA / Design: Haruka Misawa Photo: Masayuki Hayashi
About KOYORI
Launched in 2022 by companies excelling in Japanese manufacturing and those promoting it globally, KOYORI is an alliance brand offering furniture and interior accessories born from collaboration between outstanding Japanese manufacturing techniques and internationally active contemporary designers.
03 Discover Tree Aromas at the "Forest Aroma Research Laboratory"
Fragrance is an essential element in contemporary living.
HIDA produces 100% natural, additive-free original essential oils from wood materials and branches that cannot be used for furniture. The newly created "Forest Aroma Research Laboratory" corner allows visitors to experience the distinct aromatic appeal of different tree species - including hinoki cypress and kuromoji - through testers using actual tree wood.
The "Forest Aroma Research Laboratory" corner
04 Enhanced Contract Furniture Display Corner
As wood's potential gains attention in various spaces including workplaces and hospitality facilities, the contract furniture display corner has been significantly expanded. Visitors can view examples including castered chairs with wooden arms and furniture utilizing regional timber.
From a sustainability perspective, this renewal has increased the ratio of domestically sourced timber in display furniture at HIDA Nagoya to approximately 40% of the total (up from about 30% before renewal).
The contract corner featuring a workplace setting. Custom orders are also available.
05 Library Connecting with Design Philosophy
Many pieces in HIDA's collection were born through collaboration with renowned domestic and international architects and designers including Enzo Mari, Sori Yanagi, and Kengo Kuma. To honor these designers and convey Hida Sangyo's approach to craftsmanship, a new library featuring related books and a display corner showcasing international award-winning pieces have been established. This space allows visitors to connect with the philosophy and stories behind HIDA's furniture.
The library corner
06 Introducing Artworks Created by Diverse Sensibilities
HIDA's flagship stores display captivating works created by artists with disabilities who are active in regional communities, presenting them as art that enriches everyday life. HIDA Nagoya showcases works by artist Makoto Kawano, who creates at JJ Himawari, a day care facility in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture. Additionally, works from artists at Capacious in Osaka and Kobo Shu in Saitama are also on display. This initiative supports creative activities by artists active in their respective regions and contributes to the advancement of social welfare.
Makoto Kawano "Matsu" (Pine)
Reopening Special Offers
To celebrate the renewal opening, the following special offers are available. Please take advantage during your visit.
- The first 50 customers who request an estimate will receive a limited-edition aroma spray with a clear, refreshing scent.
- Participate in a prize draw based on your purchase amount (including repairs).
Store Information
Store Name: HIDA Nagoya
Address: 1F Unryu Flex Building West Wing, 2-1-9 Shinsakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya
Hours: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Closed Wednesdays and 3rd Thursdays
Tel: 052-243-1321
Website: https://hidasangyo.com/shop/#nagoya
Floor Space: 423 square meters
Opening Date: Saturday, January 31st, 2026
About Hida Sangyo
Operating the original wooden furniture brand HIDA, Hida Sangyo is a furniture manufacturer founded in 1920 by volunteers wishing to develop the Hida region, which has a background of the eternal forests and craftsmanship culture continuing since the Asuka period. With a mission to "make Hida the sacred place of woodworking with the spirit and skills of master craftsmen," the company engages in sustainable wooden furniture production rooted in the region, based on four core values: "Caring for People," "Inheriting Time," "Refining Technique," and "Walking with Forests."
While continuing to refine unique technologies such as bentwood and compressed cedar, collections developed through collaboration with domestic and international designers have received international recognition at overseas exhibitions and awards. Recently, the company has also strengthened efforts to connect woodworking culture to the future through initiatives including the "Hida Craftsman School" for training wood craftsmen and "Yubokukan HIDA GALLERY."
