Tsuchiya Kaban’s ambassador Megan Ladd wearing her Tsuchiya Kaban Randoseru in Brown

Megan Ladd

Product Development/Artist

Megan wearing a Randoseru leather backpack

For Megan, a Randoseru is a daily necessity to walk for a mile to work and go on a day trip. She also uses it for foraging mushrooms and harvesting seaweed in Oregon Coast.
"A well-made and comfortable bag is pretty important for me."

Megan holding a Randoseru leather backpack in a forest in Oregon

"The Randoseru is light and also waterproof, which is SO ideal for the long and wet Oregon Winter."

Megan's brown Randoseru backpack
Megan sitting on the chair with her brown Randoseru backpack

The hard-structure perfectly protects delicate objects, such as needle, thread, siccors, and her knitting and mending projects.

Megan with her brown Randoseru backpack
Megan's brown Randoseru backpack

She decorated it with a scarf from her collection on the side hook. Accessories can change the personality of the bag to suit the occasion.

A white shelf against a plain, light-colored wall is adorned with a curated collection of vintage and eclectic items. Among them are a package of

For as long as she can remember, her daily routine had always involved working with her hands such as sewing and knitting for dolls.

A white shelf holds a collection of vintage and eclectic items, including pencils, a grommet kit, a clock, a candle, matches, and other decorative objects. A red-handled vintage tool hangs on the wall above the shelf.

Megan will use her bag for a long time as she continues to alter and mend things. "I will always use my Randoseru with care, and someday want to pass it on to my children."

Megan sitting in her room. Her brown cowhide Randoseru backpack is hanging on her chair.

Check out Megan on Instagram
@meg_c_ladd