Ishizuka Glass

Glass Bottle Products & Business Natural glass bottles are always a part of your life. In a wide variety of products, including beverages, food, condiments, pharmaceuticals, and alcoholic beverages, countless glass bottles are integrated into your daily life. In addition to their various functions as containers, glass bottles possess excellent design flexibility. From wide-mouthed to narrow-mouthed, from round to square and other irregular shapes, they offer diverse expressive possibilities. They can be freely colored, and their compatibility with other materials such as plastic film and paper labels, along with a wide range of printing methods, gives them the potential for rich design possibilities. Glass bottles are containers that allow for added value and the development of products that exude a sense of luxury. Glass Tableware Products & Business Enjoy a joyful dining experience with glassware. Choosing glass tableware that tastes better than usual, that shows more care than usual, and that feels more comfortable than usual—it's sure to be a "joyful" time. Enjoy a joyful and smiling dining experience with ADERIA. Paper Container Products & Business We develop and provide high-quality paper containers that safely and deliciously pack various beverages. Paper containers, a prime example of environmentally friendly packaging, are increasingly expanding their range of use. Paper containers are lightweight, offer excellent transportation efficiency, and contribute to CO2 reduction. In the production process, we implement resource conservation measures to minimize paper waste (loss), and while promoting awareness activities to improve the recycling and collection rate of used paper containers, we are also working on developing next-generation containers with superior design and enhanced functionality to prevent deterioration of the beverage contents. By establishing an integrated domestic production system from pulp to printing and processing, we stably provide safe and secure domestically produced paper cartons. > Ishizuka Oji Paper Packaging Co., Ltd. Homepage Plastic Container Products & Business We meet customer needs with high-performance PET bottle preforms and plastic containers. The Ishizuka Group manufactures and sells PET bottle preforms and plastic containers. As a comprehensive container manufacturer, we provide containers that meet customer requirements. Main Features We provide high-quality PET bottle molding preforms. Our business is conducted through Nippon Parison Co., Ltd., which was the first in Japan to manufacture and sell preforms, an intermediate product for PET bottles. Based in Tokyo and Iwakura, we manufacture and sell various preforms for aseptic filling, high-temperature filling, and carbonation filling, from small to large containers, using high-speed automated equipment. Nippon Parison Co., Ltd. Homepage filter_none With high technical capabilities as its core, Winston Co., Ltd. produces a wide range of containers. Based on the injection blow molding method, which excels in mouth precision, safety, and productivity, we mold containers and caps for a wide range of genres, including standard bottle series with a proven track record for supplements and pharmaceutical tablets, as well as food, stationery, cosmetics, and more. We also mold bottles with excellent solvent resistance using engineering plastics. Winston Co., Ltd. Homepage filter_none Products Handled Plastic containers and caps of the Ishizuka Glass Group are manufactured and sold by Nippon Parison Co., Ltd. and Winston Co., Ltd. PET Bottle Preform Nippon Parison Co., Ltd. "PET bottles" are formed by inflating "preforms" that are shaped like test tubes. Japan Parison Co., Ltd. was established as "Japan's first specialized manufacturer of PET bottle preforms," and with its Iwakura and Tokyo factories, it manufactures and sells various preforms for aseptic filling, high-temperature filling, and carbonated beverages, from small to large containers, using high-speed automated equipment. By having customers inflate the preforms at their location, transportation costs are reduced, and the environmental impact is minimized at the same time. Japan Parison Co., Ltd. also has a "development and technical support" department, which provides services ranging from new product development with customers to blow molding technology support and blow molding equipment maintenance. Available preforms / Capacity (ml) Aseptic filling 280/500/1,000/2,000 High-temperature filling 280/500/900/2,000 Carbonated beverage 500 For heated sales 280/350 Supplement bottles Wiston Co., Ltd. Supplement bottles (standard bottles) have a proven track record in health foods and pharmaceuticals. We have earned a reputation for our mouth dimensions, gloss, and size variations. We offer standard screw-type, virgin-type, and colored bottles. Pharmaceutical containers (eye drops, tablets, etc.) Winston Co., Ltd. manufactures many pharmaceutical containers using a highly airtight and productive molding process. Our manufacturing method makes it difficult for resin powder and foreign matter to enter, and our products are used for eye drops, tablet bottles, and oral medication bottles. Chemical and solvent resistant containers Winston Co., Ltd. molds bottles with excellent chemical and solvent resistance using engineering plastics. We can offer various proposals, including the selection of resin to match the components of the contents. Stationery Winston Co., Ltd. Our products feature high airtightness due to injection blow molding. This molding method is safe to use as there are no pinholes or leaks from the mouth that would significantly affect quality. In addition, we can produce in large quantities, which helps to reduce product costs. Caps General-purpose milk resin caps Winston Co., Ltd. We have M45PE caps (for bottles with dedicated resin caps) and H45PE caps (for bottles with paper stopper mouths) as general-purpose milk resin caps. All caps are compatible with Ishizuka Glass's milk beverage bottle series. They are one-piece, press-fit caps that open in one action, and the raw material is a material that conforms to the regulations for milk and dairy products (low-density polyethylene). Home Vidro Short Movie Layering seasonal colored glass parfaits makes them gorgeous! Easy sweets for days spent at home. Your Favorite Squash How to make "Your Favorite Squash" that has a fizzy sensation as colorful granules dance. Recipes to decorate Aomori scallops Delicious in summer and winter! Combinations of tableware that suit Aomori's representative scallops. Bringing flowers into your life Basic flower arrangements that look stylish even for beginners, using the sustainable UKIDAMA series. Cheers with colorful glasses Nebuta-colored glassware that makes your "cheers" at home stand out. Shaved ice you can make at home How to make popular shaved ice even more delicious. Pick Up <Limited Edition> Japanese Colors Landscape Small Plates Enjoy the beautiful colors of the four seasons on plates Summer tradition "wind chimes" Choose the sound and color Handmade glass wind chimes that add a refreshing touch to the hot summer <Limited Color> Sakura Enjoy the beauty of the cherry blossom season with limited colors that stand out even more than Sakura. Tsugaru Vidro as a gift How about Tsugaru Vidro as a heartfelt gift for someone special? Aomori Sea Wind Chime "CHANGE FOR THE BLUE" With the wish to make Aomori's sea even more beautiful. Mutsu Hassen x Tsugaru Vidro Sake Cup A sake cup created in collaboration with Sen Hachinohe Sake Brewery. DOUBLE F -UKIDAMA EDITION- Glassware upcycled from discarded glass floats. Enjoy everyday life with flowers in a casual, personal style, living carefully with flowers. Aomori's Delicacies Sake Cup A fish-motif sake cup created in collaboration with Aomori Prefecture's project "Aomori's Delicacies". Little Apple Glass Pen Enjoy the pleasure of handwriting with a glass pen and inkwell featuring an Aomori apple motif. Aomori Sea Sake Cup Set "CHANGE FOR THE BLUE" A sake cup set imbued with the wish to make Aomori's sea even more beautiful. Japanese Colors Landscape Tumbler, Sake Cup, Chopstick Rest The colors of the evocative Japanese landscape are expressed in a variety of colored glass. Japanese Colors Landscape Single Flower Vase A single flower vase that captures the scenery of Japan, creating a space where you can feel the changing seasons. Six Colors A series of chopstick rests that capture the evocative scenery of the Tohoku region Add a lovely touch to your table with chopstick rests featuring the birth flowers of the twelve months of the year Nebuta Lights Expressing the liveliness, splendor, and dedication of the Nebuta Festival, a summer tradition of Tohoku. Tsugaru Vidro Workshop Tappi Cape Hydrangea Brighten up your life with a vase that captures the refreshing scenery of summer. Flower Light Let the flowers of light bloom to accompany your daily life. These colorful miniature plates offer a variety of uses and come in many colors, sure to appeal to collectors. The popular series of owls, plum blossoms, and purple asterisks, known for their auspicious designs, now includes special colors crafted with expert skill. Tsugaru Vidro NEBUTA: A recommended gift set to make your moments of relaxation cooler and more vibrant. Sakura: Expressing cherry blossoms blooming to celebrate the arrival of spring. Bring the feeling of cherry blossom viewing to your home. Hatsuyuki: A dignified transparency and handmade warmth that you'll want to keep by your side regardless of the season. Tsugaru Vidro MATSURI: Expressing the dynamism and excitement of Japanese festivals with sparkling glass. Furin Irodori: Enjoy the atmosphere of Japanese summer with the tinkling sound of wind chimes. Tsugaru Vidro HANABI: Inspired by the splendor and fleeting beauty of fireworks that light up the summer night sky. Kinsai Guinomi: Enjoy the changing seasons. A perfect sake cup for everyday use. A large water basin that adds elegance to any space, serving as a beautiful vase even on its own. Irozora Glass A glass created with the image of enjoying it outdoors under the open sky. Tsugaru no Hana The "Tsugaru no Hana" series features motifs of lovely flowers and fruits that adorn the four seasons of Aomori. Kinsai Sakazuki Souka A flat sake cup that allows you to savor the deliciousness of sake while feeling the beauty of the seasons and nature. Chopstick Rest Coordinate with your tableware and dishes! Colorful chopstick rests that are indispensable as an accent on the table. Fukkoku Shichiri Nagahama Beautiful deep green handmade glass born in Shichiri Nagahama, Aomori. Sake Cup Collection Enjoy sake more deeply with glass sake cups of various colors and shapes. Tsugaru Shizen Iro Apple The colors of apples, loved as a "symbol of happiness" and often given as gifts for celebrations, are expressed in glass. Fukurou A glass object shaped like an auspicious owl. Also makes a great gift for celebrations. Hyoka A rock glass in which gold decorations bloom brilliantly within the glass. Tsugaru Vidro NEBUTA: Colored glass that captures the vibrancy of the Nebuta Festival, resonating with light. Glasses that delicately depict Japanese colors as if layering lines with 12 colored pencils. Iro Temari: Capturing seasonal scenery in glass. A single flower vase that softly enhances the atmosphere of your room. Four Seasons Vidro: Vessels that hold the scenery of each season Aomori landscape and Tsugaru Vidro Tsugaru Vidro Workshop Hana Akari: The beauty of cherry blossoms at night blooming in Aomori Tsugaru Vidro Workshop Tappi Cape Hydrangea: The strength of hydrangeas blooming at the northernmost point Tsugaru Vidro Workshop Towada Autumn Leaves: The art of red that lasts only a moment Reproduction Series Hakkoda Zarame Yuki: A silvery world that visits Tsugaru Vidro themed around the seasons Spring: Two series expressing the beauty of cherry blossoms. Also, an interior vase that captures the scenery of "Hirosaki's Cherry Blossoms," a famous cherry blossom spot. Summer: The NEBUTA series captures the vibrancy of the Nebuta Festival, one of Tohoku's three major summer festivals. Autumn: A series inspired by the cuteness and colors of apples, a representative fruit of Aomori. Winter: A复刻 series reminiscent of the snow of Hakkoda, and a heat-resistant sake vessel series for enjoying hot sake. Inquiries The history of Hokuyo Glass and Tsugaru Vidro, woven by highly skilled craftsmen Hokuyo Glass, the producer of Tsugaru Vidro, began in 1949 with the manufacture of fishing floats. At that time, there were other factories that manufactured fishing floats, but Hokuyo Glass's blown floats were considered stronger than others, earning a reputation for reliable quality, and by 1973, it had become the top producer in Japan. Later, as fishing floats switched to plastic, they began producing large vases and other items using the "free-blowing" technique cultivated over many years of float manufacturing. Also, due to the geographical conditions of Aomori, where transportation is inconvenient, they have been supplementing their supply by blending raw materials such as colored glass in-house. Combining their molding techniques with colored glass, Tsugaru Vidro was born in 1977 as a craft consisting of tableware, vases, and other items. The artisans have also dedicated themselves to technological development, mastering the blending of beautiful colored glass and highly skilled techniques almost entirely through self-study. Their tireless efforts to constantly acquire new techniques have led to Tsugaru Vidro being designated as a traditional craft of Aomori Prefecture. In recent years, in order to cultivate Tsugaru Vidro as a brand, they have emphasized "the four seasons," "the warmth of handmade craftsmanship," and "stories," creating products that users will cherish and strongly promoting the regional characteristics of Aomori. Their products, which incorporate diverse techniques and methods and colored glass they have created themselves, are representative of Japanese handmade glass, adding rich color and a sense of the seasons not only to tableware but to lifestyles in general. Tsugaru Vidro will continue to create products and stories that embody its greatest features: "colorful colored glass" and "the thoughts and passion of the makers." The beginning of Tsugaru Vidro: How a single coincidence changed the way Hokuyo Glass produced Tsugaru Vidro. Hokuyo Glass, the maker of Tsugaru Vidro, is a glass workshop in Aomori Prefecture with a long history of handcrafted work. Originally, the craftsmen mainly blew colorless, transparent glass to make fishing floats. It was purely by chance that the glass became colored. Among the many coastlines in Aomori, Shichiri Nagahama stands out for its exceptionally beautiful sandy beaches and lush green nature. One day, a craftsman had an idea and added a handful of sand from Shichiri Nagahama as a raw material, and the glass changed to an indescribably deep green. This warm hue became loved in Aomori and throughout Japan, and as a craft of Shichiri Nagahama, it also played a role in revitalizing the village. From then on, they began to seriously work on color creation. At that time, it was a transitional period from glass products to resin products, and many glass workshops were going out of business. We began receiving requests to "reproduce the same colors" as artworks previously made by other workshops, and it was through reproducing the subtle differences of each piece that the foundation for our current wide range of colors and styles was cultivated. Shichiri Nagahama is a coast located on the western side of the Tsugaru Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture. The seven-ri (approximately 28 km) sandy beach, which runs alongside the crystal-clear sea and stretches out into the vast sky, possesses a beauty that captivates all who see it. Nostalgic yet new. Retro tableware packed with the cuteness of the Showa era. Adelia glasses, once a familiar sight in Showa-era homes, have been revived as tableware that fits today's lifestyle. Adelia is a tableware brand of Ishizuka Glass Co., Ltd., a pioneer in glass products that has been in business for 200 years, and its group company, Adelia Co., Ltd. Ishizuka Glass, which manufactures a wide range of glass products from tableware to beverage bottles, was founded in 1819 and has been working on various products ever since. In 1961, with our full-scale entry into the tableware business, "ADERIA" was born, and today it has been a beloved brand for over 50 years. Many of the cups with now-retro patterns and fruit liqueur bottles used to make plum wine that were once found in almost every household were Adelia products. The Birth of Adelia Retro "Adelia Retro" is a line of products that remakes Adelia glassware that was once used in Showa-era households, so that it can be used safely even today. Adelia tableware became popular due to its friendly designs and affordable prices, and it graced the dining tables of the Showa era. One of the representative products is printed glass adorned with cute patterns of flowers and animals. Attracted by its nostalgic and warm charm, there are customers who continue to cherish and use it even after production has ended. Encouraged by these fans, Adelia Retro was born. It retains the charm of the time, but has been reborn as a product that is easy to use in today's lifestyle. The good points of Adelia Retro ① Reliable quality Although it looks retro, it is a product made in Ishizuka Glass's own factory today. Thorough quality control ensures that anyone can use it with peace of mind. ② Shape that suits today's lifestyle Rather than simply being a reproduction, it is a product made with the importance of "being easy to use in modern life" in mind. The shape has been changed to be more user-friendly so that it can blend into daily life and be used for a long time. ③ Comes with carefully selected packaging, stickers and bookmarks Based on the design of Showa Adelia, attention has been paid to the atmosphere of the time down to the smallest detail. The fact that it comes in sturdy packaging is also a nice point. Product introduction The "Alice" with its impressive pop of orange and yellow colors is one of the representative products of Showa Adelia. Upon its release in 1971, it became popular among housewives and young people and added colorful touches to dining tables. At that time, the products included a wide range of items such as cups, pitchers, cups and saucers, containers and ashtrays. The jagged petals are its trademark and it is still loved today by retro glass lovers and others. The "Nobana" series, with its clean and charming design, was a highly popular series at the time, alongside Showa Adelia's hit product "Alice." It was first sold in 1974 as a gift glass tableware set. The following year, individual pieces were released, and it became popular as home glassware. Upon closer inspection, some of the white floral patterns appear to have scattered petals, reflecting the playful spirit of the designers at the time. "Hanamawashi" is a charming design featuring red and white flowers depicted as if they are swirling around. The simple pattern using hand-drawn-style dots evokes a nostalgic atmosphere. Initially, "Hanamawashi" was released as a glass container for sweets, but as its popularity grew, goblets and pitchers were also produced. "Hanazakari" (Blooming Flowers), as the name suggests, is a gorgeous series with marguerites overflowing from the glass. The flower garden-like pattern brightens up the table and makes it look cheerful. "Hanazakari" was first released in 1971. At the time, two types were produced: amber-colored glasses and clear glasses with prints. The design is striking, fully incorporating the floral patterns that were popular at the time. The simple and gentle "Pear" series was launched in 1975 as household glass tableware. It was a popular product of the Showa era, featured in Adelia's catalog alongside the "Alice" and "Wildflower" series. At the time, it was available in various shapes of glass tableware, and the cute fruit designs attracted attention. The round, plump pear print warms the heart just by looking at it. The "Balloon" design, drawn with a soft touch, was launched in 1969. At that time, Adelia sold products with various patterns printed on small stemmed cups. The "Balloon" series, one of those products, makes the balloons appear to float gently in the glass, as if bringing a nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa era. The red flowers are also a charming feature. The "Korek" design, featuring cute orange tulips, was released in 1973. Back then, "Korek" was printed on amber-colored glasses and sold as a gift set. In the past, glass sets were often given as gifts, and they were highly valued for everyday use at home or as tableware for guests. The simple tulip pattern on the glasses remains as charming then as now, brightening up any table. The "Masquerade" design, boldly featuring large yellow roses, was released in 1974. Back then, it was printed on amber-colored stemmed glasses. The designer at the time depicted roses in a magnificent way, from fully bloomed flowers to tiny buds just beginning to open. Masquerade means "masked ball," and as the name suggests, the design has an elegant atmosphere. The "Rhapsody" design, featuring a charming striped floral pattern, was released in 1973. Back then, it was printed on green frosted glass stemmed glasses. The neatly arranged flowers on the glass are incredibly endearing, making anyone who sees them feel warm and fuzzy inside. The "Zoomate" design, depicting popular zoo animals in a unique style, was released in 1976. Back then, it was sold as a glass container for sweets and other items. It was a somewhat unusual design for the time, as floral patterns were the mainstream. The sleepy leopard and goofy-faced tiger are adorable, with charming expressions that are sure to bring a smile to your face. The "Fairy Tale" design, with its impressive European fairytale-like worldview, was released in 1971. Back then, it was sold as a glass container for sweets and other items. The heartwarming scenes are like something out of a picture book, and the sight of people living surrounded by animals and flowers is truly soothing. The design is so imaginative that it seems as if a story will begin to unfold if you gaze at it for a while. The refreshing combination of white and light blue in "Flower Ring" is a pattern that was released in 1976. Back then, it was printed on clear blue glasses. The dynamic design, with its abundance of large and small pop-style flowers, is striking. Many flowers in cool colors are depicted overlapping each other, creating a lovely and gentle atmosphere. The "Fence" pattern, composed of vermilion circles and black lines, was released in 1969. Back then, it was printed on amber-colored glasses. The simple geometric pattern is stylish and suits anyone. There are some smudges and bleeds in the glass paint in places, and the imperfections give it a sense of the relaxed atmosphere of that time. The "Primrose" design, featuring pale pink flowers arranged in a regular pattern, was released in 1970. Back then, it was printed on pink colored glasses (glasses with stems). The blue-green dot in the center is slightly off-center if you look closely, giving it an undeniable charm. The small flowers are understated yet cute, a design that will capture the hearts of those who see it. The "Tropical Fish" design, with its cute, round eyes, was released in 1979. It appeared as part of a "Magic Glass" design, where the color of the picture on the glass changes when a cold drink is poured in. Pink stripes appear on the vibrant yellow tropical fish. The design is adorable, as if the fish is swimming in the glass, bubbling away at the water. The "Peacock Chat" design, featuring two peacocks sitting side by side, was released in 1980. It appeared as one of the "Magic Glass" patterns, where the color of the picture on the glass changes when a cold drink is poured into it. The feather pattern, which spreads out beautifully like a fan, becomes vividly colored. What are the peacocks gazing at each other talking about? You can't help but want to listen in. "Señora," in which a beautiful woman sleeps among blooming flowers, was released in 1972. The abundance of colors and the gorgeous gold-colored rim indicate that it was a luxury item even at the time. The woman's long eyelashes and rich blonde hair suggest a longing for overseas. "Tropical," in which birds fly among vividly colored flowers, was released in 1971. The abundance of colors and the gorgeous gold-colored rim indicate that it was a luxury item even at the time. The birds, drawn in a soft, relaxed style, are very unique. * "Tropical" was sold under the name "Paradise" during the Showa era. "Flowerbed," with its cute white polka dots and red flowers, was released in 1972 (Showa 47). During the Showa era, it was sold as glass containers for sweets and as cups and saucers. The flowers, boldly laid out in vivid red, are truly Showa-era, with a pop and charming design. The occasional smudges and bleeds of the glass paint add to its charm. "Bell Flower," depicting delicate lilies of the valley blooming in clusters, was released in 1974 (Showa 49). During the Showa era, it was mainly sold as part of gift sets. Lilies of the valley are said to be a symbol of happiness, and their elegant appearance, blooming with their heads bowed and hidden among the leaves, may have made them beloved since ancient times. These glasses will add a chic touch to your dining table. * "Bell Flower" was sold under the name "Cool Flower" during the Showa era. The "Flower Lace" pattern, featuring lovely floral designs reminiscent of European embroidery, was released in 1979. Back then, it was printed on amber-colored glasses. The original "Flower Lace" artwork appears to have been hand-drawn, and the occasional blurring and distortion of the lines gives it a charming, handcrafted feel. Various floral patterns are incorporated into each glass, reflecting the designer's attention to detail. The "Cat" pattern, featuring adorable cats standing on two legs, was released in 1970. Illustrations of cats facing forward and silhouettes of striped cats are depicted alternately. The cats, seemingly connected by their whiskers, are incredibly cute. If you look closely, you'll notice subtle differences in the angle of their paws and their expressions. Finding your favorite might be fun. The "Tile Leaf" pattern, featuring plants within a grid, was also released in 1970. Back then, it was printed on green stemmed glasses. The motifs, contained within a square frame, resemble tiles, and the design, woven from rounded flowers and leaves, evokes a distinctly Scandinavian feel. The refreshing blue and light blue color scheme brings a pleasant sense of nostalgia. * "Tile Leaf" was originally sold under the name "Flower Garden" during the Showa era. 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This is a modern remake of the "Magic Glass" pattern that was sold during the Showa era. It's a slightly mysterious and fun glass where the print color changes vividly when you pour a cold drink into it. 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