[ NANGA ]

NANGA was founded in 1941 by the previous president, Akira Yokota, in the Omi cotton-wool futon production area.

The company name comes from Nanga Parbat, an 8,000- meter-high peak in the Himalayas. Founded 74 years ago in Maibara City, Shiga Prefecture, at the foot of Mount Ibuki, the company is a domestic manufacturer of feather products.
Nanga Parbat is the ninth highest mountain in the world at 8,126m above sea level and is also known as the "Man-eating Mountain."

It refers to a mountain that is difficult to climb and has resulted in many people getting lost in the mountains, and the company name embodies the founder's desire to "do it precisely because it is difficult, to climb where no one else has climbed."
NANGA's specialty is feathers.
Thanks to the know-how we have cultivated over the years in selecting, washing, and managing feathers, we are able to continue producing warmer feather products.

[Feathers carefully washed in Japan]
All feathers used by NANGA are washed and processed by feather processing manufacturer Kawada Feather.
The processing plant is located in the Ise Plain in Mie Prefecture, and the water (ultra-soft water) obtained in the rich environment surrounded by mountains and the climate suitable for drying are excellent for the processing process, producing high-quality down.

[Made by skilled craftsmen]
Because we have our own factory, we are able to utilize the skills of our experienced craftsmen for feather filling, sewing, maintenance, and NANGA's unique manufacturing techniques, and by carefully performing each process, we are able to create safe and secure products.