美しいのは、大自然だけじゃない。

Not just a beautiful country, discover the creative side of Australia.

We are Japan's first Australian design select shop.
JAU (Japan Australia Design) - imports Australian lifestyle objects and shares stories of Australian design to Japan.
We have a JAU Shop in Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku.

NEW ARRIVALS

New incense scents from MAHŌ Sensory

Just in time for the cooler season, we’re excited to share that MAHŌ Sensory's newest scent, 'The Dunes', has just arrived in Japan!

Unveiled at our recent exhibition, The Dunes is a smoky, ethereal, and genderless fragrance featuring sweeping notes of raspberry and rose, grounded by rich oud.

Along with The Dunes, we also have new scent Musk Theory and a newly reformulated classic, Wanderbloom!

SEASONAL PRODUCT

Commuter
by KeepCup

KeepCup's Commuter travel cup is designed to make your reusable cup routine even more convenient. It features an evolved, fully sealed screw-on lid that now includes a new flip-top drinking spout, allowing you to carry your favourite beverages with confidence.
The cup itself features double-walled insulation to maintain your drink's temperature.

FEATURED PRODUCT

100% Organic Beeswax Candles
by Northern Light

Northern Light produces everyday candles made from 100% organic, ethically sourced Australian beeswax. Their eco-friendly refining process uses pure rainwater to cleanse the wax and local macadamia nut shell waste to power the melters. Burning with a bright flame and minimal soot, these air-purifying candles are a safe, natural choice for households with children and pets.

JOURNAL

Reflecting on 'Colours and Forms of Australian Design' with JAU Founder Sonny Mai

As part of the Colours and Forms of Australian Design exhibition, JAU founder Sonny Mai spoke with THINK OF THINGS Tetsuro Yasunaga on cross-cultural collaboration between Australia and Japan, as well as the intricacies of Australian culture and how it is represented in the nation's art and design.

In this article, Sonny further reflects on modern Australian identity and unpacks the unique cultural forces shaping the Australian design landscape.

Read here