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THE GIFT

What would you
give them to keep?

An everyday thank-you. A photo together that still makes you laugh. A simple “See you soon.” Write your message, and add one photo or video if you like. What would you like to share?

Giving a TSUTO
Giving a TSUTO
Giving a TSUTO
A gift for yourself: carrying travel memories with a TSUTO charm
01

Make it yours.

Leave the first words, photograph or video you want someone to keep.

02

Give it to them.

Give TSUTO with the scratch covering on key B still intact. Keep key A safe so you can return to your shared space.

03

They choose when to open it.

Bring a phone close to the charm, choose the receiver entrance and enter with key B. The words, photo or video appear only after they choose “Open your message”.

04

Come back to it.

After it’s opened, you can both return with your own key. The message and its photo or video stay just as they were confirmed. Come back whenever you want to see them again.

A gift for yourself, too

Take that moment with you.

A view from a trip, a good day, a small win. Keep it in words, one photo or one video—or words with one attachment. A memory to carry with your charm.

Start with a memory

See how it works

TSUTO charms beside photographs and a handwritten note

The story carried by the name is introduced on the About TSUTO page.

The origin of the name↗