Made in Japan items for Meditation
We're a small Japan-based online shop offering a carefully-chosen collection of Zen-inspired products for meditators.
Our Products
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Simple Japanese Incense for Zen
Regular price ¥4,400 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥4,400 JPY -
Full set discountMindfulness timer candles (Starter Set)
Regular price ¥20,100 JPYRegular priceUnit price / per¥23,650 JPYSale price ¥20,100 JPYFull set discount -
Japanese "orin" singing bowl - Takaoka brass
Regular price ¥15,400 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥15,400 JPY -
‘efu black’ brass incense burner
Regular price ¥33,000 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥33,000 JPY
About Us

Chris and Misaki started Shi-Zen in 2024 out of their home in Zushi, Japan. We've since moved the business to a small "kominka" house across town, where a handful of folks from the local community work with us to ship out orders across the world each day.
In Japanese, 自(“shi”) means “one’s own” and 禅 (“Zen”) refers to the Japanese school of Buddhism that involves many meditative practices. However, “shizen” can also be written as 自然, meaning “natural”.
Thus, our name reflects both the concept of practicing Zen in a way that is authentic to oneself, and also our preference for items made from natural materials.
We are not religious, but believe strongly in the benefits derived from many of the meditative practices of zen, and hope to be able to share authentic Japanese items for mindfulness and Zen to people around the world.
All of the products in our shop are made here in Japan, and we ourselves use them on a daily basis, so we can vouch for their quality.
We hope you will find something that enhances your meditation practice and brings a calming Japanese aesthetic to your space.
Warmly,
Misaki and Chris
Shi-Zen shop owners
Shi-Zen Community Stories
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Harold Koenig, a devout Catholic who began practicing Zen at age 30, finds no conflict between the core teachings of Christianity and Zen, connecting the two through radical compassion and...
Christianity, Zen, and First Japan Trip at 75 -...
Harold Koenig, a devout Catholic who began practicing Zen at age 30, finds no conflict between the core teachings of Christianity and Zen, connecting the two through radical compassion and...


