Introduction of our special amenities

“Banshu weaving” is a representative Japanese yarn-dyed fabric that has been produced in the northern Harima region of Hyogo Prefecture since the Edo period, and is characterized by patterns woven using pre-dyed threads.
Because it is a yarn-dyed fabric, which is woven after the yarn is dyed, it has beautiful colors, a variety of delicate patterns, and a wonderful texture, and is used by famous fashion brands both in Japan and abroad. The high level of craftsmanship and the high quality of the fabric are guaranteed.
“Kazahana” started as a wholesaler 50 years ago, and has been selling fabrics as a retailer for the past 10 years. They are particular about selecting fabrics that satisfy customers, searching together with them. When you touch the Banshu-ori fabric, you will understand the extraordinary texture, color, and pattern, it looks cute, and can be washed and used many times. Please enjoy YUI PRIMA OLIVIA’s original handkerchiefs, made by excellent seamstresses of Kazahana.

Koji Herb Garden was established in Himeji 40 years ago with the idea of “We will do things to help the world through herbs.” Since then, they have partnered with local farmers to provide fresh food and create products that solve customers’ problems. They manufacture and sell skin care products, essential oils, and herbal teas that use local herbs, and offer a buffet lunch of local vegetables at their farm restaurant “Shakankan,” which was renovated from a closed kindergarten, providing a place where their customers can relax in mind and body.

The Herbal Hand Care Spray provided by YUI PRIMA OLIVIA uses a plant-based (sugar cane) alcohol as its main ingredient, not an industrial alcohol derived from petroleum, and instead of purified water, it contains chamomile water from Yumesaki-cho, Himeji City. It does not irritate your hands and has a disinfecting effect. Chamomile water moisturizes the skin, so it is also effective against stuffiness.

The lip balm we provide does not contain petroleum-based ingredients, preservatives or other additives, and is safe for children to consume. It is a natural product made from jojoba oil, shea butter, beeswax, and herbal extracts. It is said to have twice the moisturizing power of regular lip balms.

In Japan, the vivid and deep color of indigo has long been loved as a color that heals the soul. Natural indigo colors cotton well and is said to be resistant to sunlight and washing. The more indigo dye is washed, the brighter and more gentle the color becomes. The smell that increases when fading has an insect repellent effect, and the indigo dye has medical properties that protect the skin, so it is said to be very suitable for clothing. The Tokushima region has been known as a producer of indigo dye for over 400 years.
The indigo-dyed handkerchiefs provided by YUI PRIMA OLIVIA are manufactured by Nagao Orimono Co., Ltd. in Tokushima City, which was founded in 1897. Not only do they produce a wide variety of textiles, they also dye them on-site. The company sells many products that use the local indigo, including kimonos, jinbei, stoles, and wallets. Many customers from overseas also have the opportunity to experience indigo dyeing at the company.