Morisa paper using traditional Tosa handmade washi techniques

Morisa Corporation, which can produce custom-made paper products, is an energetic company in Tosa City, Kochi Prefecture, the birthplace of the 1,000-year-old Tosa Washi paper, that is industrializing handmade Washi paper technology and combining it with various processing technologies to challenge new paper possibilities.

We have a proven track record and know-how in the production of traditional Rakusui paper and Usuyo paper as functional and distinctive products such as wrapping materials for flowers and food, labels, IJ paper, and Japanese paper bags, and we are fully prepared to respond to customer needs in terms of both quality and delivery time through our integrated production line.

We will provide services and products to develop your company’s original packaging materials and functional paper, and provide satisfactory answers to each and every inquiry.

We are the ones who want to meet the needs of small-lot production.

Our stance is to provide convenient small-lot production for large-lot commercial packages as well as for retailers. Of course, we offer a wide range of sizes and specifications. We support the creation of original, attractive products.

We will respond promptly with sincerity to your company’s “I want this kind of paper” consultation and proposal.

Morisa’s functional paper expands the possibilities of paper.

Morisa’s functional paper created by traditional Japanese paper technology and the latest papermaking and processing technology.
By laminating Japanese paper with other materials, we offer a variety of forms to convey your feelings, from printer-friendly paper to sticker paper and various types of stationery.

Supporting Creation, Collaborative Work

Developing collaborative work with other companies and artists to expand the possibilities of washi is another area in which we excel. In order to deliver high quality to meet your needs and specifications, we offer our professional perspective from the development stage to material blending, dyeing, and finishing processes.

The two parties worked together to create GNH’s original kouzo-gami.
GNH Corporation (http://www.mgdm.jp )