千両箱 (”Senryobako,“ Coin Box)
This paulownia box contains spicebush toothpicks and has ”金千両“ (”Kinsenryo,“ a thousand gold coins) handwritten on it in Japanese ink. ”両“ (”ryo“) is an old Japanese currency, and 千両箱 (”Senryobako“) was used to store a lot of ryo coins, so it is a symbol of prosperity.
大入 (”Oiri,“ Full House)
”大入り“ is a Japanese term describing a full-house audience of a theater. This is also a symbol of prosperity, and it is great for restaurants or as gifts.
振出 (”Huridashi,“ Drawing Fortunes)
These toothpicks come in a fun package that resembles boxes containing fortunes used for fortune telling in many shrines in Japan so that you can take a toothpick like you are drawing a fortune.
隈取 (”Kumadori,“ Kabuki makeup)
隈取 (”Kumadori,“ Kabuki makeup) is a makeup used in Kabuki, a traditional Japanese form of theater. There are various makeup styles that suit different roles. These patterns are appreciated by Japanophiles.
Toothpick container
These containers come in Japanese patterns and are convenient for carrying toothpicks with you.
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