Just "good things"
A commitment to creating the best helmets

Born in Asakusa, Kyoto, he worked in armor making.
He took on the name of Bessho Sanemasa III and honed his own techniques as a solitary armor maker who stands out from other artists.

He is devoted to the study of armor and swords from the Heian period to the end of the Edo period. As he refines his unique techniques, his work begins with making a single rivet. You can feel the beauty that can be achieved through repeated manual labor in his work.

Since there are almost no documents remaining on how helmets were made at that time, this work was created by visiting museums, studying actual helmets with one's own eyes, and thinking about how they were made.

The company has produced a compact helmet for Date Masamune, and has presented other high-quality helmets that make use of traditional techniques but are also suitable for modern life.
As an armor maker, I create pieces that reflect my conviction to continue making "things that will satisfy my customers" and "the best things I can make."
This irreplaceable helmet ornament will transcend time and you will be able to enjoy it forever.


Born in 1954 in Asakusa, Tokyo.
In 1972, he began working on armor production under the guidance of his second-generation master, Sanemasa.
Became independent in 1983.
He took on the name of Bessho Sanemasa III.
1993: Repair of engraved metal fittings on a chest owned by Kawagoe Kitain Temple.
Armor believed to be that of Lord Kusunoki Masashige, a set of domaru armor with a helmet and triple-crested crest was made in 1999.
2001 Tokugawa Ieyasu "Daikoku Head Cloth Style Helmet"
Toyotomi Hideyoshi's "Black Lacquer Horseshoe Helmet"
We will announce the production of the "Black Lacquer Silver Foil Helmet" for Lord Kuroda Nagamasa.
In 2004, he released a creative helmet with an original front plate.
In 2007, a compact type of Date Masamune helmet was released.
A replica of "Saito Sanemori's helmet, treasured at Tada Shrine, Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture" was made in 2009.
In 2017, he held his first solo exhibition at Higashitama in Saitama City.