KAI La Grace Bath Salts Launch August 25 With Nine Mie-Inspired Scents
The brand turns the founder's family memories of Owase City and the Kumano Kodo into a nine-product bath salt lineup, with each scent named after a Mie Prefecture landmark.
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Sachitama Co., Ltd. will begin sales of its new aroma bath salt brand KAI La grace on August 25, 2026. The Mie Series includes nine bath salts priced at 6,300 yen each, sold through the company's own e-commerce site. The products use deep sea water salt from Owase City and draw on the founder's family history in Mie Prefecture.
The brand's origin sits in the founder's family line. His grandfather came from Owase City, and the sea there plus the Kumano Kodo landscapes heard about in childhood became the basis for the lineup. His maternal grandfather founded a handbag manufacturer with 75 years of history, and the family's pride in manufacturing carried into the product.
Three scents launch first. Sea of Pearls uses a sweet, rich fragrance tied to the pearl cultivation birthplace of the Shima and Toba area. Kaizan offers a deep, clear forest bath scent. Ayanami blends fresh citrus with calm woody notes, named for wave patterns on Mie's coast. The remaining six products complete the nine-type Mie Series.
- Isuzu River
- Sea of Pearls: sweet and rich fragrance, first of the three launch products
- Kaizan: forest bath scent, named by a product development team member
- Village of Iga
- Iseji
- Eternal Forest
- Ayanami: citrus and woody blend, named by the founder
- Uji Bridge
- Sound of Waves
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