🎋July 7 is Tanabata. This year is the Year of the Horse, and it’s also a Horse day 🐎

folding fan and hand fans imbued with the wish that “things will go well”

Recommended folding fan for Summer

Feature on Ibasen folding fan to Add a Cool Touch to the Hot Season

New Arrival: Persimmon-Tannin folding fan

New colors—"Red" and "Black"—have been added to this popular series. They feature a rich texture

cultivated by natural persimmon tannin, along with a durable feel that makes them a joy to use.


Pair them with folding fan pouch to create your own favorite combination.

Sōmon Folding folding fan Pouch Set

The "Sawamon" series features auspicious patterns such as
the Yoshiwara Tsunagi and Seigaiha.

Perfect for stylish summer outings. We also offer a wide selection
of folding fan pouches.

Stylish: The Elegance of Edo—Edo-Patterned folding fan

Affordable Edo-Era Chic

Ibasen Original Short-Handled folding fan

Subdued colors and a sophisticated appearance

Edo fan

From ukiyo-e to traditional patterns, we recommend “hanjimon,” a sophisticated pastime from the Edo period.

Shikebiki fan

folding fan painted by artisans using traditional Edo-period colors

Edo fan from the Year of the Horse

by French designer Jacques Averna

Edo fan Fan: "Umakuiku"

Perfect as a gift for the Year of the Horse

Claude Monet

"La Japonaise" folding fan

Claude Monet, “La Japonaise”

Ukiyo-e Fan: Crane

Cherry Blossom Collection

I've put together a selection of spring-themed items.

VALEDO (Spain) folding fan

Ukiyo-e Woodblock-Printed Decorative Fan: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji by Hokusai—The Great Wave off Kanagawa (Underside)

About Ibasen

Ibasen was founded by Iba-ya Kanzaemon, a merchant from Hamamatsu who moved to Edo alongside Tokugawa Ieyasu. At the time of its founding, the company was based in Nihonbashi, Edo, where it served as a supplier to the shogunate, dealing primarily in washi paper, paper products, and bamboo goods.
In the late Edo period, the company began producing round fan and became the publisher for popular artists such as the first-generation Utagawa Toyokuni, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, and Utagawa Hiroshige. It gained widespread popularity by printing ukiyo-e designs on round fan and selling them.

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"Ibasen," a long-established folding fan shop with a rich history dating
back to Tenshō 18

We are committed to preserving Japan’s traditional culture, particularly Edo culture, and incorporate Edo-era designs and colors into our product designs. We use carefully selected domestic bamboo, washi paper, and fibers, which are crafted into finished products by skilled artisans.

Made-to-order

Personalized folding fan

This makes the perfect gift for someone who has been kind to you.
We can engrave your name on Edo fan, Shikebiki fan, and cloth folding fan.
[However, engraving is not available for Shibu folding fan, sandalwood fans, rosewood fans, or cypress fans.]

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