・ Born in 1981 (Japan).

・ Start using the words rhythm, balance, and harmony when I was in college.

・ Completed master's course in architecture, National Kagoshima University.

・ Works as an architect in Tokyo.

・ Quit making things for a few years.

・ Start Saturday Factory in 2015. A boy is born.

・ Saturday Factory product was featured on TV, magazines, newspapers, etc.

・ Become a full-time worker with my wife Harumi in the summer of 2019. A girl is born.

Hello. My name is Satoshi Japanese. 

I work with my increasingly beautiful wife. I am also a father of two children. I introduce myself. 

I was born in Tokyo shortly before Mr, Hayao Miyazaki released Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, and grew up in Saitama listening to punk rock. I didn't like the beautiful but unplayable pond in the mountains where I was raised. So I studied architecture at a national university in Kagoshima and obtained a master's degree.

I started designing when I returned to Tokyo and got a job as an architect. After designing banks, sports facilities, factories and buildings, I stopped designing everything. I quit making.

But before I knew it, I started designing things that weren't architecture, and started making things with my own hands. Saturday Factory was established around 2015 to sell those products. Since then, I have continued to create. 

Our studio is located in a mountainous area. It is a tall building for stocking lumber. We built the second floor ourselves. At the top right of the photo is part of the tension structure that supports the bridge. It is recommended because you can hang the plants you want to dry on the chain. This is not a store, but a showroom for business use. There is a workshop in the back.

I post here most of the time or reply to nice messages from you.

Try turning the map into an aerial photograph. A wider view shows that we are in the mountains near Tokyo. From the Kanto Plain, where Tokyo is located, at the entrance to the mountains, there remains a traditional scenery called SATOYAMA in Japanese.

I am a one being here.
Thank you for reading.

address
357-0125
KIZAKI_B1-2
275-1 Kamiakadakumi,
Hanno City,
Saitama Prefecture, Japan