CAYHANE

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A journey into the world of folklore
CAYHANE is a Japanese folklore and ethnic-style brand founded in 1978 by Yukihiko Shindo in Yokohama’s Chinatown. It offers original clothing for women and men, accessories, fashion goods, and interior goods that incorporate folk cultures and traditional motifs from around the world into contemporary life. Its name means “gathering teahouse” in Turkish. The brand presents itself as an “entrance to a journey into the unknown,” where cultures from around the world come together, and conveys the liberation of individuality and connections that transcend diverse cultures. It is one of the major brands operated by Amina Collection through stores nationwide and online.

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The brand was created to bring folklore—folk cultures rooted in regions and nature around the world—to people.

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1977
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AMINA COLLECTION
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The core brand of the folklore business

CAYHANE is the core folklore brand that carries on the founding business of AMINA COLLECTI

CAYHANE is the core folklore brand that carries on the founding business of AMINA COLLECTION. It develops designs rooted in local cultures and nature around the world into clothing, fashion accessories, and lifestyle goods, serving as the starting point and largest-scale hub for dissemination within the company’s brand portfolio. While brands such as KAHIKO, KAYA, IWAKURA, OUSHUKOURO, and MAUNALOA branch out around specific regional and cultural themes, CAYHANE occupies a comprehensive position spanning the folk cultures of the world.

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