The case for a set of wooden puzzles and acrylic.
After completing puzzle can be hung on walls as interior goods.
¥29,400（tax in）
A set of wooden puzzle boxes and paper expression.
Expression only paper in the box is a desktop type MOPA can play.
¥18,900（tax in）
The Wooden 3D Board Puzzle “MOPA” is totally different from a board game. While thinking ahead like playing chess, a player imagines the shape and places pieces within the frame. Unlike jigsaw puzzles, the answer is not limited to one but can take on hundreds and thousands of three-dimensional shapes. By arranging 81 pieces, a player can build many 3D patterns that evoke a variety of optical illusions.
Decorate the Design
“The Unlimited potential of MOPA”
A new lifestyle begins with MOPA. With this lifestyle you will never lose interest as it has unlimited potential.
MOPA belongs to a new category of “interior toy” derived from a new way of thinking. While having a game function as a toy, the interior toy possesses designs essence which can decorate the room as well.
Breathe the Aroma
The wooden materials used in MOPA belong to three main brands of the Tohoku district. They are Aomori Hiba Cypress from Aomori Prefecture, Japanese Ceder from Akita Prefecture, and Japanese Larch from Iwate Prefecture. MOPA combines each aroma of those three trees. By using as an interior decoration unconsciously you can benefit from the power of wood through its deodorizing and relaxing effects.
Aomori Hiba Cypress
Widely known as one of Japan's three most beautiful woods.
It is called golden wood and its color is elegantly tinged with pale yellow. It has a wonderful appearance and offers a fantastic aroma that consists of various natural ingredients that enhance people’s sense of well being.
Akita Cedar
The characteristic aroma particular to cedar brings relaxation and it is one of Japan's three most beautiful woods along with Aomori Hiba Cypress and Kiso Cypress. The scientific name of cryptomeria japonica means “the hidden fortune of Japan”
Iwate Larch
The Japanese Larch has a vivid red color which is metaphorically described as gold. Grown in severe cold weather the wood shows its strength in its grain.
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