Pulp non-woven fabric is manufactured using a unique method which is one of the three major airlaid technologies in the world.

Non-woven fabric from the Oji Group is manufactured using pulp as the main raw material and using a method whereby the fibers and granular materials are evenly loosened and uniformly laid down by flowing air without the use of water.
In addition to its properties including absorbency, bulkiness, softness, and filterability, the non-woven fabric can be developed into products with many different functions by blending it with various other materials. These functions include antibacterial properties, deodorant action, flame resistance, and humidity control.

This non-woven fabric is made mainly from materials derived from biomass, such as wood pulp. Various methods can be used to convert it, such as thermoforming, sewing, and printing.

It features the natural feeling of the undyed (kinari) color and a cocoon-like texture. It also features superior liquid absorbability and writability.
kinarito is used for heat-press-molded giftboxes, embossed bottle labels, punched/sewn slippers, and other applications.

HyBioth is an environmentally friendly pulp non-woven fabric that is biodegradable and water soluble.

Featuring high bulkiness, this non-woven fabric not only has outstanding water retention ability but also can be used as a packing material that is optimal for mitigating impact and preventing scratches.
It features a level of water solubility that makes it possible to flush it down the toilet. It can also be recycled as paper after being used as packaging material, therefore it has the paper mark indicating that this material is to be recycled as paper.
It has a wide range of applications, including as a packaging and cushioning material for electronics products, for toilet cleaning, as a base material (puffs) for hygiene and cosmetic applications and as an agricultural material.