A gentle lotion mask infused with
Izumo wild plants and Tamatsukuri Onsen water

 

For moments when you want to relax with the scent of kuro-moji or provide intensive hydration. The soothing woody aroma with a hint of floral sweetness will help you unwind.

 

Located in the nature-rich village of Sannoji, Daito Town, Unnan City, Shimane Prefecture, which has also been selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields, this area is home to makomo, a key ingredient in kiu. We use only makomo grown here by Hisako.
Grown in this beautiful satoyama village, where the air, water, and skies are all pristine, the makomo is exceptionally fresh and healthy.

Aiming to balance environmental conservation with agricultural production, Hisako cultivates makomo without any pesticides or chemical fertilizers, relying solely on the natural resources of the surrounding mountains and waters.

〇 Certified as an ecological agricultural product in Shimane Prefecture (no pesticides or chemical fertilizers)

Yamamomo, a beloved ingredient in the town of Taki, Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, is cultivated without pesticides or chemical fertilizers.

Made with water from the
Tamatsukuri Onsen source

　

 

The onsen water comes from the Tamatsukuri Onsen source. Tamatsukuri Onsen water is also known for its beauty-enhancing properties.

A skincare brand inspired by prayer,
Izumo Wakan, and Tamatsukuri Onsen water:
kiu

 

 

Ancient Izumo was once known as the land of medicine.
The “Fudoki of Izumo Province,” compiled 1,300 years ago, describes over 100 types of plants native to Izumo, more than half of which were medicinal herbs.

To preserve this ancient wisdom as a living culture, kiu continues to create skincare products that soothe both the skin and the heart, using plants native to Izumo grown organically by local producers and salt made using traditional methods.