Shiomi tide display prototype in a weathered white wooden frame
Shiomi prototype · Long Beach, New York
Hiyori Labs

Where weather meets tranquility.

A calm, glanceable e-paper display for people who live by the weather—tides, waves, wind, snow, and moon phases.

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日和

Hiyori · fine weather

No bright screen. No alerts competing for attention. Just the conditions that matter, composed with the quiet presence of paper.

  • Tide
  • Waves
  • Wind
  • Snow
  • Fishing

The first display

Shiomi 汐見
tide-watching.

Shiomi tide display in a light wooden frame, photographed at an angle
Animated Shiomi tide dashboard for Long Beach, New York, with the now marker moving across the tide curve over 24 hours

The day, moving quietly.

The “now” marker follows the tide curve while conditions update around it—one calm view of what the water is doing next.

24 hours in Long Beach, New York

A day in harmony.

I went to Japan and fell in love with its culture—and with a language that seems to hold a precise, beautiful word for every feeling and season. Hiyori means “fine weather”: a day when the world feels in harmony. That feeling became the idea for a whole family of quiet displays. The first is Shiomi, “tide-watching.”