Hidamari

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Hidamari is a Japanese wooden toy brand for babies launched by Belle Maison in July 2021. Centered on first toys for babies, it offered rattles, castanets, slope toys, and other items. The brand is characterized by its use of unpainted natural wood and products handmade individually by artisans. Its name expresses a desire to be close to parents as they nurture their children's growth alongside wood. It was launched as Belle Maison's first original wooden toy brand, but its official introduction page states that the listed products are no longer available for sale.

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A desire to be close to parents as they nurture their children's growth alongside wood

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1976
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BELLE MAISON
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A discontinued spin-off brand that expanded the childcare segment through wooden toys

Hidamari is a spin-off brand that ベルメゾン developed around wooden toys for infants and toddl

Hidamari is a spin-off brand that ベルメゾン developed around wooden toys for infants and toddlers. Through toys such as rattles, it helped expand ベルメゾン’s childcare-related products into a category distinct from the children’s clothing offered by GITA and mitete. It was positioned separately from Chuttocott, which offered nursing underwear for caregivers, and from the lines focused on children’s clothing. The official introduction notes that sales of the relevant products have ended, so Hidamari is categorized as a discontinued spin-off brand in ベルメゾン’s childcare segment rather than a currently active line.

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