Shaping Time into Treasure
Through the art of jewelry making, we preserve memories not as mere ornamentation, but as time made tangible.
Anniversaries, promises, life’s milestones—
every piece holds human sentiment, the light and scent of a moment, a memory itself.
These moments, inherited from the past, quietly live on through the hands that wear them today and, one day, will be passed on again.
In the hands of our artisans, materials, craftsmanship, and intention become jewelry—carrying stories, cradling memories, and giving form to time.
Every piece accompanies life’s journey.
We take pride in shaping these moments into something tangible, something to treasure forever.
Our History
Half a Century of Jewelry Craftsmanship
Founded in 1970 in Tokyo's Sangenjaya district, our atelier began as a small workshop established by Han Fujimori, who traveled to Paris to study sculpture and laid the foundations of his artistry.
For over half a century, we have remained dedicated solely to the pursuit of fine jewelry—crafting heirloom-quality pieces, reimagining cherished treasures, and celebrating life's most meaningful milestones through engagement and wedding rings.
Time-honored Techniques
Honoring Craft, Connecting Culture
Every piece of our jewelry is meticulously handcrafted, drawing on time-honored metalworking traditions.
We choose the method best suited to the purpose or expression—whether it's Tanzo forging, shaping metal through precise hammering, or casting, carving wax models and pouring molten metal into molds—then polish each creation to a flawless finish.
Building on the skills our founder mastered in France, our current representative, Takashi Fujimori, has further enriched our craft with design and metalworking techniques learned in Florence, Italy. The result is a distinctive style that blends European tradition with our own original vision, creating jewelry that is both timeless and uniquely Fujimori Tokyo.
Forging Tomorrow's Craft
Jewelry Handcrafted with Skill and Expertise
In recent years, we have embraced CAD (Computer-Aided Design), enabling intricate structures and precise detailing that expand the possibilities of our jewelry designs.
By harmonizing the warmth of handcraft with the precision of modern technology, we pursue a form of craftsmanship deeply rooted in Japan’s refined sensibilities and perfectly attuned to the modern age.
We cherish Japan’s uniquely delicate aesthetic and the beauty of meticulous finishing, while committing ourselves to nurturing the next generation of artisans who will carry these traditions forward.
For many years, the custom jewelry brand ADAM has been cherished by its customers. While its craftsmanship and dedication remain unchanged, in 2025—marking 55 years since its founding—the brand has been renewed as Fujimori Tokyo, carrying on the name and legacy of the Fujimori Metalwork Atelier established by founder Han Fujimori in 1970.
Our Beginnings
| 1940 | Born in Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture (real name: Kenji Fujimori) |
| 1959 | Graduated from Suwa Seiryo High School |
| 1963 | Graduated from the Faculty of Humanities, Tokyo Metropolitan University. At the same time, he was accepted as an apprentice under his relative, the metalwork artist Seiha Ogawa, and for five years studied a wide range of metalworking techniques and artistic modeling while commuting from the Ogawa household to the university |
| 1964 | Began studies in the Sculpture Department at the École des Beaux-Arts, Paris Studied under the sculptor Robert Couturier |
| 1967 | Awarded the Bridoux-École Prize and held an exhibition at Galerie White Cube in Paris |
| 1968 | Completed his studies at École des Beaux-Arts de Paris and returned to Japan |
| 1970 | Opened the Fujimori Metalwork Atelier in Sangenjaya, Tokyo—the atelier that would later become ADAM, and eventually Fujimori Tokyo |
| 1972~ | Exhibits annually as a member of the Sanki Exhibition. Received the Member Excellence Award, the Sanki-kai Prize, and the Goi Prize at the Sanki Exhibition |
| 1993 | Awarded the Minister of Education Prize |
| 2018 | Received the Setagaya Industrial Award – Mayor’s Special Commendation |
| 2025 | Received the Suwa City Mayor’s Award for the Promotion of Arts and Culture |
藤森 汎
Han Fujimori
Founder and Sculptor
In 1960, on the eve of the era of rapid economic growth, he moved to Tokyo from Shinshu, Japan, to pursue his passion for craftsmanship. He apprenticed himself to a metal forging artist and learned the basics of metal engraving techniques before traveling alone to Paris, France. While studying sculpture at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Paris, he honed his skills at a local jewelry workshop for five years. He brought back with him many tools and European jewelry-making techniques, which were precious in Japan at that time, and established his own workshop, Fujimori Engraving Atelier, in 1970. He created original jewelry piece by piece, making use of his unique engraving techniques, and also worked to train younger craftsmen. For his achievements, he received the Ward Mayor's Special Commendation from Setagaya Ward. He has also been active as a sculptor for more than 60 years and has received the Minister of Education Award for his artistry.
藤森 隆
Takashi Fujimori
Representative Director and Jewelry Designer
Takashi Fujimori, son of the founder and sculptor Han Fujimori, continues his father’s legacy with a vision shaped by both tradition and innovation. In Florence, Italy, he refined his artistry at Alchimia (Contemporary Jewelry School) and Perseo (School of Traditional Goldsmithing), mastering design and fabrication at the highest level.
His talent was quickly recognized: in 2008 he received the New Designer Excellence Award at the Japan Jewelry Design Award, followed in 2009 by an unprecedented double honor — the Japan Jewelry Designers Association President Award and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Award. Over the years, his works have earned multiple awards and selections, including the Japan Jewelry Art Exhibition, affirming his place as a leading voice in contemporary Japanese jewelry.
Awards
| 2008 | JJA Jewelry Design Award (Japan Jewelry Association) – Excellent Newcomer Award |
| 2009 | JJA Jewelry Design Award – Governor of Tokyo Prize / Japan Jewelry Designers Association President’s Prize |
| 2010 | JJA Jewelry Design Award – Selected Japan Jewelry Art Exhibition – Selected |
| 2013 | JJA Jewelry Design Award – Selected |
| 2014 | JJA Jewelry Design Award – Honorable Mention |
Artisans and Designers
Fujimori Tokyo jewelry is born from the hands of artisans and designers—people who engage deeply with each material, shape it with care, and bring their vision to life.
Hiromi Sato
Chief Artisan
With over 20 years of experience, I’ll work directly with you to find the best way to care for or transform your jewelry. Feel free to reach out anytime about repairs or custom adjustments.
From
Tokyo
Interests
Spending time with my furry friend,
listening to music
Tomoe Shoda
Chief Designer
I strive to make things that bring a sense of ease and comfort, that touch the heart, even briefly.
From
Shimane
Interests
Enjoying nature,
watching movies,
going for a run
Haruka Iijima
Artisan
It brings me joy to offer jewelry that, through repair or redesign, can be cherished and worn for a long time.
From
Yamanashi
Interests
Playing games,
reading,
visiting hot springs
Aya La Bella
Designer
I cherish Japan’s tradition of valuing what is old and good. I love helping care for inherited jewelry and creating pieces that will be treasured for decades to come.
From
Tokyo
Interests
Traveling,
DIY
Ikumi Juda
Designer
Because jewelry is meant to be cherished for a long time, I make sure each design looks beautiful from every angle. I’d love to hear what details you’d like to focus on!
From
Hyogo
Interests
Exploring cafés,
knitting
Jun Suzuki
Chief Artisan
My goal is to craft pieces that bring a small moment of joy each time you see them.
From
Kanagawa
Interests
Catching sports games,
traveling
About Materials
Unique and carefully selected materials
At ADAM, our representative personally goes to overseas locations (Italy, Germany, Thailand, Hong Kong, Brazil, the United States, etc.) to directly purchase loose stones to be used in jewelry. By selecting each piece strictly by hand, we do not compromise on the type and quality of the loose stones, and we strive to achieve affordable prices.
ADAM also prepares the most suitable base metal for each piece of jewelry in our atelier. We use hard base metal for the arms, which require durability, and flexible base metal for the claws of the stone holder, which hold the loose stone in place. In addition, we can produce jewelry in various colors of gold, such as white gold, pink gold, lime gold, and champagne gold, as well as platinum, such as Pt950 and Pt1000 (platinum pure), according to the customer's wishes.
Design
Original design that infuses sensitivity and experience
When you purchase custom-made jewelry at ADAM, our exclusive designer, who is experienced in both designing and manufacturing, creates a new design drawing for each order, listening to your wishes one by one. We take the same amount of time to draw each piece of jewelry as we do for the actual jewelry making process. Our advisors act as jewelry coordinators for those who do not have a specific design image in mind, those who tend to be biased in the design and atmosphere of their items, and those who are looking for a type of jewelry that they do not have.
Media Coverage
Magazines, Films, Television and Other Media Features
Our creations have captured the attention of both fashion and jewelry specialists alike, appearing in leading magazines such as SALUS, CLASSY, 25ans Wedding, and JAPAN PRECIOUS. From bespoke engagement rings to one-of-a-kind wedding bands, Fujimori Tokyo’s artistry has been celebrated across countless media platforms. Beyond jewelry features, our craftsmanship in bespoke design and restoration has also been highlighted on television and other outlets, further establishing our reputation for excellence.
As Featured In
What I love about Fujimori Tokyo is that there are many designers and artisans, so they can respond to all kinds of ideas and requests. For our fifth anniversary, they even created a pair of earrings with a feather motif, just as we imagined. We visit every year, and the staff are always so friendly and welcoming—it’s a joy to return.
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