SETOUCHI T&K HERB

株式会社リム・ジャパン

Hiroshima / Hiroshima

An ethical herb brand and OEM product-development business operated by RIM-JAPAN INC. in Hiroshima, built around Japanese-grown herbs. In collaboration with Koudera Herb Garden in Himeji, Hyogo, SETOUCHI T&K HERB can connect herb cultivation, harvesting, extraction, analysis, research, and finished-product development to a clear regional-resource story. The brand already offers face care, hair and body care, herbal teas, essential oils, hand care, and related products, with public references to small-lot production. Rather than a generic mass-production OEM, it is a strong candidate for brands developing premium natural, ethical, and place-based collaboration products using Japanese botanical materials.

Supported items

Makeup/Lip Balm|Skin Care/Serum & Oils、Toner、Cleanser & Face Wash、Cream & Moisturizer、Facial Mists、Lip Treatments|Bath & Body/Soap、Body Cream, Lotion & Oil、Essential Oils、Aromatherapy & Massage、Personal Care|Hair Care/Shampoo & Conditioner|Fragrances/Fragrances、Diffusers|Home Goods/Home Fragrance Accessories|Coffee & Tea/Tea|Wellness/Personal Care

Past clients

阪急うめだ本店、そごう西武、小田急SC、東急百貨店、大丸松坂屋、PARCOオンライン

Strengths

Japanese herb ingredientsCultivation, extraction, and analysisRegional-resource storytellingSmall-lot handmade productionNatural cosmetics and aromaHerbal tea commercializationPremium collaboration fit

Service scope

Planning and design proposal

Supported

Sample development and testing

Needs confirmation

Material and packaging sourcing

Supported

Mass production and processing

Supported

Quality, certification, and labeling

Needs confirmation

Packing, kitting, and logistics

Needs confirmation

Manufacturing equipment

herb cultivation fieldherb harvestingformer school factorybotanical extractiondrying and processingingredient analysis researchformulation and blendingface care productionhair body care productionessential oil productionherbal tea processingsmall lot handmade production

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