P.S. International Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Chairman, President & CEO: Naota Hamaguchi) will announce a rebranding and a shift to a limited distribution and quantity sales policy for its skincare brand 'SAICHA' at the 9th My Organic Friends Fes 2026 (La Carpe Fes 2026), held from May 22 (Fri) to 24 (Sun), 2026, at WITH HARAJUKU HALL, in response to raw material limitations caused by climate change.
'La Carpe Fes' is an event where visitors can experience the value of their choices through hands-on activities, themed around sustainable living and wellness beauty.
At this event, 'SAICHA' will communicate its rebranding strategy to address natural resource limitations and rethink its supply methods, along with the specific changes in its sales approach.
Exhibition Booth Location No. 36 SAICHA
The first day, May 22 (Fri), is a business negotiation day for media and buyers, but on May 23 (Sat) and 24 (Sun), the general public can also enter and purchase products on the spot. *Paid/Advance registration required
La Carpe Fes Overview A festival proposing sustainable living and wellness beauty for the future of the earth and people. La Carpe Fes is a place to experience how a wellness lifestyle leads to a healthy mind and body, and at the same time, connects to the future of the planet. Each person's choice circulates to society and the future. We create such a way of being together with brands, people, and regions. Source: https://lacarpe.jp/fes/fes2026
Event Name: My Organic Friends Fes 2026 (La Carpe Fes 2026) ・May 22, 2026 (Fri) 11:00-19:00 Business Negotiation Day (Media/Buyers only) *Free/Invitation only (Reservation required)
・May 23, 2026 (Sat) 10:00-18:00 ・May 24, 2026 (Sun) 10:00-17:00 Public Days (Paid/Advance registration required, Admission fee 500 yen)
Ticket Site: https://lacarpefes.peatix.com/events Venue: WITH HARAJUKU HALL (3F, 1-14-40 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) Access: 1-minute walk from Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line Official Website: https://lacarpe.jp/fes/fes2026 Organizer: La Carpe
'SAICHA' Beauty Oil Using 'Tea Seeds' from Abandoned Farmland 'SAICHA' is a skincare brand that designs its value based on the premise of limitation, using the rare resource of 'tea seeds' grown on abandoned farmland in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan's largest tea-producing region.
The main raw material, tea seeds, is a rare natural resource affected by climate and the natural environment. At 'SAICHA', we cherish this limited blessing and create our products based on the philosophy of 'protecting quality' rather than 'increasing quantity'.
We also pay attention to formulation design that is easy to continue using daily while utilizing naturally derived ingredients. As an entity that connects nature, people, and society, we aim to be a brand that nurtures sustainable value. Official Website: https://www.saicha.jp/ Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saicha.jp/
One Drop from Two Seeds, Rare First-Press 'Tea Seed' Oil The brand's iconic 'CH Facial Oil' is a beauty oil that uses first-press tea seed oil*¹, from which only one drop can be extracted from just two tea seeds.
To make the most of the limited raw materials, it is bottled with minimal processing. One bottle uses approximately 400 tea seeds.
It has passed an efficacy evaluation test for making fine lines caused by dryness less noticeable, providing moisture and firmness to the skin. Furthermore, the formulation is designed with consideration for sensitive skin*², aiming for a user-friendly experience that can be easily incorporated into daily skincare. *¹ Camellia Sinensis Seed Oil (moisturizing ingredient) *² Patch tested / Does not guarantee that skin trouble will not occur for everyone
SAICHA CH Facial Oil 20mL / 5mL Sales Price: 20mL 5,940 yen (tax incl.) / 5mL 1,980 yen (tax incl.) Ingredients: Camellia Sinensis Seed Oil (moisturizing ingredient) Product Page: https://www.saicha.jp/products
About the Rebranding and Shift to Limited Sales On May 23, 2026 (Sat), 'SAICHA' will advance to the next stage. We will implement a rebranding to respond to raw material limitations due to climate change, and from May 2, 2026
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