Amirisu, a bi-annual English language Japanese knitting magazine and yarn company based in Kyoto. The company was founded in 2012 by Yuki Mori, a former fashion designer who wanted to create a knitting magazine that would appeal to a wider audience. Amirisu quickly became popular for its beautiful photography, its thoughtful articles about knitting, and its wide range of knitting patterns.
Amirisu is more than just a knitting magazine and yarn company. It is also a community of knitters who share a love of the craft. The company organizes regular knitting events in Japan, and it also has a strong online community.
Amirisu is a unique and special brand that has made a significant contribution to the world of knitting. The company's beautiful photography, its thoughtful articles about knitting, and its wide range of knitting patterns have inspired and educated knitters all over the world.
Here are some of the reasons why Amirisu is a popular brand:
If you are looking for a knitting magazine that is both beautiful and informative, Amirisu is a great option. The magazine offers a wide range of knitting patterns, yarn, and articles that will appeal to knitters of all skill levels.
In 2011, two people who loved knitting, started an online magazine. With the support of many volunteers, they became independent business two years later.
Born in 1975, from Tokyo. After working as an editor of the architectural magazine A + U (new construction company), an entrepreneur, a strategy consultant (currently Strategy & under PwC), and a customer experience department manager of AIG Japan Holdings, he re-joined the consulting farm in 2013 (Currently the Corn Ferry Group). She has been incumbent since 2014.She is a master's scholarship student at Hitotsubashi University Faculty of Law (Environmental Economics), California University Davis (Environmental Design), and a Master's degree at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering (Urban Design / Environmental Area Planning).
Born in 1974 in Nagasaki Prefecture. After graduating from the University of Library and Information Science (now Tsukuba University), she got married and moved to Shizuoka, Okinawa, Kanagawa, and Kansai due to her husband's transfer. She got a senior knitting qualification in her early 30s and she started her career as a knitting instructor. She continues her teaching career as a freelance teacher, including the Japan Handicraft Association. Her book is "Fashionable World Knit Recipes-Let's Enjoy Knitting with English Patterns" (BNN).
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Last update 30th March 2023