In Atelier Namu Kuma Chan, you can visit our atelier (studio) and appreciate the well selected items. We are proud of our manufacturing process and craftsmen, and we are fully confident of our products. Please do come and visit, and enjoy watching both craftsmen and their fine works.
1977
Kumada Limited Company established, building a new factory (660 u) in Chitose, Atsuta.
1989
Koshin Kumada became the second CEO and laid out a 10-year management plan.
2000
Opened Atelier Namu Kuma Chan as a specialized store of Buddhist altar and implements for home use.
2007
Started manufacturing large-size Nagoya style golden Buddhist altars and custom-made Buddhist altars.
1970
In addition to small-size Buddhist implements, started receiving orders from temples for large scale Buddhist equipment production.
1979
Established Kumada Corporation which became one of the largest factories in Japan for wood base manufacturing for temple use Buddhist equipment.
1992
Manufactured 2.4-meter palace. Shifted mass production to made-to-order large-size Buddhist altar production.
2010
Started supplying altar cleaning, moving, and memorial services nationwide.