清課堂

Seikado began in 1838 as a tin smith on its present site, and has made ornaments for shrines and temples and items for the Imperial Household ever since. The tin alloy changes with the use: different blends serve as the base metal for tableware. At the back of the shop, a storehouse, tea room and Japanese room host exhibitions of metalwork artists. A silver bell (Taiko-do) costs ¥8,030 including tax; a small silver incense stand (Momiji) costs ¥11,000. Overseas orders go through a purchasing agency, and the shop accepts WeChat Pay and Alipay.

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