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Our ancestors devised various ways to cool off, such as using wind chimes, sudare (bamboo screens), gyozui (running water), and uchimizu (sprinkled water). Wearing appropriate garments was also one way to feel cool. Why don't you try our cool and refreshing samue and jinbei to spend the hot seasons in comfort?

Originally a villa for the Mitsui Zaibatsu, JINYA offers you an unparalleled experience of serenity amidst lush surroundings. Indulge in high-standard hospitality and exquisite cuisine, ensuring your stay in Japan is nothing short of extraordinary.

Seihotei is one of the popular Onsen Manju shops in Gunma Prefecture where Wasuian is located. Onsen Manju is a traditional Japanese steamed bun with bean paste that you cannot miss when you come to hot springs. Please come to Gunma to enjoy wonderful hot springs and have delicious manju at Seihotei.

Check the differences and similarities among our three popular samue.First time choosing a samue? They are a great choice for you! Samue lovers? Why not try the different fabrics and the colors?

See the differences between samue and jinbei in design, materials, season, cost, and more.

[Fabric Collection] Denim Fabrics Recognized Worldwide. KAIHARA Denim applies the techniques that have been cultivated in traditional kasuri patterns to denim production.

[Fabric Collection] The Wisdom of Our Predecessors in Life. Japanese artisans who carry out the weaving of history and tradition carefully and meticulously finish each of the items sold at Wasuian, including samue, haori, hanten, bags, and other items made of sashiko-ori.

[Fabric Collection] Rich Texture and Wide Variety of Fabrics. Enshu is a historical textile-producing region where its fabrics are highly regarded in Japan, Europe, and other countries.

Samue were originally worn by Zen monks for doing their chores at the temples. Nowadays, people wear them as relaxing wear, outerwear, pajamas, work wear, and for many occasions. You will feel their exceptional comfort even at the first touch.