Shop Information

Shop Name

Uyeda Bisyodo

Seller

Uyeda Bisyodo Co., ltd

Sale Responsible

Ueda Yoshitaka

Address

4-152, Ota Shinmachi, Yao-shi, Osaka

Telephone number

+81-72-948-1034

FAX number

+81-72-949-2823

E-mail address

info@cosme-bisyodo.com

Homepage

https://www.cosme-bisyodo.com/

Products

Make-up Brushes and Accessories

Permit/License

Not required

Sale Quantity

Products are available for sale until stocks last. If the product ordered is out of stock we will inform the customer via e-mail.

telephone or e-mail.

Please burden bank transfer fee at your expense.

Request Deadline

You can order anytime while the products are in stock.. If ordered products are out of stock, customers will be contacted via telephone or e-mail.

Delivery Period

Products are sent within 2 business days after the purchase is made.

Return and Exchange

Return Period

We will accept return or exchange the products within 7 days from the original date of delivery.
We cannot accept returns or exchanges after this period. Please understand.
In case of returns, please contact us via telephone before returning the product(s).
Only unopened/unused products will be returned.
Products with “name engravings” will not be returned.

In case the return is due to customers’ personal preference, shipping fees shall be burdened by the customer. However, in case of exchange of defective products or products erroneously delivered, we will bear shipping cost.

Defective products

Defective products due to manufacturing or shipping will be exchanged as quickly as possible. In case of out of stock, customers will be contacted to exchange with equivalent product or cancel the order.

Payment

Payment

Bank transfer, Credit Card payment

Company Name

Uyeda Bisyodo Co., ltd

Address

4-152, Ota Shinmachi, Yao-shi, Osaka

Zip code

581-0039

Establishment

October 1945

Foundation

April 1988

CEO

Ueda Yoshitaka

Capital

10,000,000 JPY

Staff

28 employees

Bank partners

Osaka City Shinkin Bank – Yao Minami Branch
Resona Bank – Hirano Branch

Business field(s)

Production, Sale, Import/Export of Make-up brushes, Eastern & Western brushes and drawing tools & materials Import and Sale of Raw materials

Contact Info

TEL. +81-72-948-1034
FAX. +81-72-949-2823

mail

info@cosme-bisyodo.com

1945

Founder Ueda Takeichi begins selling processed raw hair for brushes, in Higashi Osaka City.

1969

Ueda Takashi inherits the company – in addition to processing hair, importing and distributing China-made raw hair for brushes begins

1979

Trades begin with South Korea, Taiwan, USA and Europe
At the same time, refinement and brush processing of China-made raw hair is conducted in South Korea and products are imported and exported

1980

Headquarters is built in Yao city (current location)
Manufacturing,distribution and import/export of several brushes including makeup and paintbrushes begin
Development, manufacturing and distribution of machinery for brush processing begin

1988

Establish Ueda Co.,ltd – Ueda Takashi nominated as CEO
Import and distribution of drawing tools from Asia and Europe begin

2003

Establish Bisyodo ltd as a sales company for the make-up brushes aimed at corporations and private clients
Ueda Yoshitaka nominated as CEO

2007

Ueda Yoshitaka nominated as CEO of Ueda Co., ltd

2008

Drawing/make-up brushes wood handle coating factory begins its operation

2014

Company changes the name to Uyeda Bisyodo Co., ltd
Uyeda Bisyodo homepage is launched, all products undergo renewal
Brand “BISYODO” in operation

2015

Creation of “alba” and “Cheri”, to let younger generations know about true high quality make-up brushes
Start to participate in foreign exhibitions, in order to promote the pure Japan-made make-up brushes outside Japan.

2017 January

Nominated “Osaka-made brand 2016” in the traditional craft category

2017 February

Chosen as Yao City memorial product for “benefit-your-locality” tax scheme

2017 June

Expansion of drawing/make-up brushes wood handle coating factory

Uyeda Bisyodo is the Japan’s only “Raw Hair Importer & Processing Company”.

Our original processing technique, which combines Japanese and European hair refinement techniques, enables to make the most of the natural quality of the hair.

Even in a single eye shadow brush, we use hairs from blue squirrels, Canadian squirrels, Weasels and more…
What exactly is the difference between each of these natural hairs?
Depending on the part we apply and purpose of the makeup, different functions and finishing styles come into play.Blending together different types of hairs allows us to freely create expressions such as thin lines, clear lines, finely drawn nuances or more blurred, softer ones.

Face and cheeks require natural gradations, delicate lines and sufficient coloring. As for eyes, eyebrows and lips, the ability of drawing desired beautiful lines and coloring are required.

All kinds of high quality natural hair have their respective characteristics: blending such unique traits gives us a wide range of possibilities.

There are mainly two origins of makeup brushes; paintbrushes born to “draw” in Europe and ink brushes born to “write” in East Asia which is famous for Kumano brush.
Ueda Bisyodo does not limit itself to Japanese tradition and adopts the world’s cutting-edge technologies and techniques, such as European hair refinement technology, to offer brushes one step beyond the existing products.

Uyeda Bisyodo’s most prominent characteristics come from the three sophisticated brushmaking techniques.

Uyeda Bisyodo OEM
To all esteemed corporations

The Origins and Heritage of Japanese Brush-making

Some brush-shaped patterns, which are thought to have been drawn in the late Neolithic, have been found: this suggests that brush-like items already existed at the time.
In Japan’s Nara period, when Buddhism became prevalent, copying Sutra scrolls spread throughout the country, thus increasing in demand for brushes all over Japan.
Afterward, in the Heian period, Kuukai -who was also known as a master calligrapher- brought the newest brushmaking techniques back from China, passed them to brushmakers and had them create brushes to offer to the imperial court: this is said to be the beginning of Japanese brushmaking.
Brushes thus originated from “Writing”, then evolved to makeup brushes that focus more on “Drawing”.

Ueda Bisyodo is a brush workshop that has inherited the Japanese old traditional brushmaking techniques.