Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)

Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)

Black
$72.73 USD
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Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
  • Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)
Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)

Original Canvas Newspaper Bag (Yatagarasu Pattern)

$72.73 USD
ColorBlack
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A durable, large-capacity bag you'll want to use every day.
The wide shoulder strap adds a stylish accent.
This large-capacity multi-bag is a modern take on the newspaper bag, which has its roots in late 1800s America. The shoulder strap, which was carefully designed through trial and error, is a key accent.
The wide shoulder strap fits comfortably against the body, making it less likely to cause shoulder pain even when carrying heavy loads, and it's recommended for commuting to work or school as it leaves both hands free. The convenient inner pocket, which is large enough to fit a smartphone, solves the problem of not being able to find small items inside, which is common in large-capacity bags.
Made with durable canvas fabric, it also boasts high durability.
This bag is designed to make you want to pack your belongings and head out with confidence.
The Yatagarasu embroidery was finished in Kyoto.
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HACHIMAN Logo

The signature design that embodies the origins of HACHIMAN KYOTO.

The name “HACHIMAN” comes from Hachiman (八幡), a deity that has been worshipped throughout Japan for centuries. The name can be read as both Hachiman and Yahata.

Hachiman worship has deep ties to Japan’s warrior culture, and Hachiman has long been revered as a god of warriors.

At the same time, tracing the word Yahata and the historical background surrounding Hachiman opens the door to various stories and traditions—from the Hata clan, a group of continental origin believed to have played a role in the development of ancient Kyoto, to the exchange of cultures, craftsmanship, and ideas between East and West along the Silk Road.

Over centuries, cultures and techniques traveled across continents and eventually reached Japan, where they evolved into something uniquely Japanese. Kyoto remains one of the places where this legacy lives on, through exceptional traditions of weaving, dyeing, and craftsmanship.

HACHIMAN KYOTO was born from this continuum of history and cultural exchange.

HACHIMAN KYOTO was born from this continuum of history and cultural exchange.
The brand is based near To-ji Temple in Kyoto.
From this historic city, we reinterpret Japanese tradition and aesthetics through contemporary fashion, bringing a new vision of “JAPANESE TRAD” to the world.

And inspired by Hachiman’s legacy as a warrior deity, we embrace the philosophy:

“Gently embracing those who fight their own battles.”

Everyone is fighting something in their own way.
Our hope is that when you wear HACHIMAN, you feel a little more confident—and a little more ready to move forward.
This logo embodies the roots, philosophy, and spirit of HACHIMAN KYOTO.

Designer / Founder

Hiroshi Morikubo

Everyone is fighting their own battle, in their own way.We create clothing that gently embraces those who keep moving forward—pieces that give you a little more confidence the moment you put them on.With this philosophy at heart, we continue to create from Kyoto, Japan.