| Hakone-Yosegi-Zaiku Marquetry | |
| "Hakone-Yosegi-Zaiku marquetry" is a traditional craft with a history of 200 years. These boomerangs use precious base woods of Hakone-Yosegi-Zaiku, combining geometric beauty and warmth, resulting in luxurious pieces. | |
 4 wings |
 2 wings |
| Bog Wood [Jindai-boku] | |
| "Jindai-boku" is a very precious tree that has been buried in water or soil for several thousand years without decaying. Boomerangs made from it carry the mysterious brightness and weight of time. | |
 Jindai-boku Katsura |
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| Bamboo | |
| Bamboo symbolizes Japanese culture in many ways, from chopsticks and baskets to bamboo swords and tea whisks, even building materials. Bamboo grows rapidly, reaching usable timber in just about five years, compared with 50 years for most trees. It is also a sustainable material that helps preserve forests. | |
 4 wings |
 Origami |
| Sakura (Cherry) | |
| Sakura has been deeply rooted in the Japanese spirit since ancient times. Encountering sakura as a material inspired me to create a piece reflecting its beauty. This boomerang is designed for easy throwing, based on the form of the flower. | |
 5 wings |
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