Aroma diffusers have become quite popular in Japan over the past few years. These are actually quite classic. In France, they can be wall-mounted types with just a wooden stick in a scented wooden case, and in Chinese resort hotels, they're placed in iron baskets with a real citrus fruit inside. The forms are diverse, and they made an impression as a novel yet simple way to convey fragrance.

If you place the latest beauty items in frequently used areas like the washroom or bathroom, they transform into stylish spaces. In the morning, they invigorate you, and at night, they create a relaxing atmosphere. They're surprisingly important places.

I first encountered ACCA KAPPA during a work trip when I stayed in the Presidential Suite at the Four Seasons Hotel in Singapore. In Japan, I've seen their products in spaces like The Conran Shop, which feature modern interiors and lifestyle items. ACCA KAPPA began in 1869, crafting brushes with a gentle feel using the finest materials and the skilled techniques of artisans. Their reputation spread throughout Europe, and they were even chosen as a purveyor to the British Royal Family. Since then, they have developed body care, hair care, and toiletries, becoming a luxury Italian brand used as amenities in hotels and spas, and are favored by celebrities worldwide.