Furniture

Although not a large exporter of standard or business furniture, Japan stills maintains a small percentage of its export income from its finely crafted traditional furniture. Many households throughout the world enjoy the style and sophistication that Japanese furniture can add to their décor. Japanese futon furniture became popular in the United States in the 1980’s and 1990’s and exports of this type of furniture increased for a while, until manufacturers in the U.S. began making more of their own.

The main Japanese furniture exports will remain its quality-crafted and finely detailed wooden furniture such as it’s many types of cabinets, tables, and elegantly designed room dividers and screens. The Japanese tradition of “simple yet elegant” keeps its furniture in demand all over the world.