The main venue of B2 and the national booth of B1
It will be held on two floors.
This year's event has ended.
You can see the state of the exhibition in the photograph.
We setted up booths that can be enjoyed with five senses for each job type
In our event, there are booths where exhibitions and sales as well as demonstrations
and experiences can be held for each field of Clothing" "Food" "Living" "Manufacturing".
Approximately 50 organizations and companies exhibited from about 50 occupations.
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Tokyo Plain Dyeing/Tokyo Dyeing brush
Through the regional brands of Tokyo Fine-Pattern Dyeing, Tokyo Plain Dyeing, and Edo Printed Cotton, you will appreciate the amazing techniques and finesse by our craftsmen. Through the experience of Tokyo Plain Dyeing, do come in touch with the fun and joy of creation.
Exhibitors
- Tokyo Senshoku Kogyo Kyodo Kumiai
Experience
- You can experience tie-dye of hand towel.
Exhibition
- Kimono, Obi, shawls, etc. made with techniques and skills of traditional craftsmen are exhibited.
Sale
- Kimono, obi, shawls, etc. made with techniques and skills of traditional craftsmen are sold.
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Tokyo Hand-drawn Yuzen
“Tokyo Hand-drawn Yuzen,” a part of “Tokyo Regional Brand,” has been cultivated from the old days of Edo period to present day, within the culture of common folks with creative, refined, urban taste. Out of the numerous Tokyo Hand-drawn Yuzen production processes, we will demonstrate the process of "Irosashi (color insertion)," which is most visible and easiest to understand, using the actual obi (sash).
Exhibitors
- Tokyo Kogei Senshoku Kogyo Kyodo Kumiai
Demonstration
- A demonstration of "Yuzen Sashi" (painting of Yuzen textile) will be given.
Exhibition
- Ceremonial kimono of Tokyo hand-drawn yuzen and obi are exhibited.
Sale
- Ceremonial kimono of Tokyo hand-drawn yuzen and obi are sold.
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Tokyo shamisen
We are an organization consisting of artisans that maintain Edo and Tokyo’s history and tradition living within “Tokyo Shamisen and Tokyo Koto.” At the booth, we will offer production demonstrations of Japanese traditional musical instruments such as shamisen and koto, recitals, workshops and sales of Kojami Chin-ton (handmade shamisen kit).
Exhibitors
- Tokyo Hougakki Shoukougyou Kyodo Kumiai
Experience
- You can experience making chopsticks from materials you used for making musical instruments, and playing with the instruments you made.
Demonstration
- In addition to making instruments, watching the demonstration of their maintenance, you can enjoy playing the instruments as well.
Exhibition
- Tokyo Shamisen and Tokyo Koto are exhibited.
Sale
- Kojami Chinton Shamisen is sold.
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Edo embroidery
We will offer demonstrations by Edo Embroidery artisans who inherit Edo period’s aesthetic sense consisting of simplicity and subdued refinement; small items made will also be on sale. We also offer tutorial on embroidery as well as hands-on experience where you can take home your creation.
Exhibitors
- Tokyo Shishu Kyodo Kumiai
Experience
- You can experience embroidery through making brooches.
Demonstration
- A demonstration of embroidery using multiple style will be given.
Exhibition
- Embroidery products, such as kimono, obi, frames, shawls, and brooches are exhibited.
Sale
- Embroidery products, such as kimono, obi, frames, shawls, are sold.
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Edo Kiriko
“Edo Kiriko,” a style which has been inherited as glasswork pursuing beauty and quality. Edo Kiriko created by artisans will be displayed and available for sale; hands-on experiences will be offered, too. You can enjoy carving traditional chrysanthemum crest onto the glass.
Exhibitors
- Shimmizu Glass Corp.（Edo-kiriko Kyodo Kumiai）
Experience
- You will experience kiriko (cut glass), by engraving traditional chrysanthemum patterns.
Exhibition
- Sample products of Edo kiriko in process and tools are exhibited.
Sale
- "Kabukiriko" is sold.
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Edo tortoiseshell
Tortoiseshell accessories such as necklaces, brooches, rims have profound gloss and touch, which have been loved by so many people. We will provide visitors with experience of making tortoiseshell products.
Exhibitors
- Tokyo Bekkou Kumiai Rengoukai
Experience
- You can experience making netsuke and straps from tortoise shell.
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Edo joinery
During the Edo period, the Tokugawa shogunate brought in many craftsmen from all over the country. Consumer life developed in the middle of the Edo period, and the work of carpenters was divided into occupations such as Himono-shi, Toshoji-shi, Kuden-shi, and Sashimono-shi (joiner).
Exhibitors
- Edo Sashimono Association
Experience
- Using a small plane, you can experience shaving Japanese cypress to make chopsticks.
Demonstration
- A demonstration of production of drawer cases will be given by seasoned artisans using hand planes, chisels, and Do-tsuki-noko (a type of saw).
Exhibition
- Works produced by Edo sashimono (products made without any nails) craftsmen are exhibited.
Sale
- Works produced by Edo sashimono (products made without any nails) craftsmen are sold.
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Cloisonne ware
Cloisonne ware, because of its elegant coloring and gloss, is compared to seven kinds of gemstones (gold, silver, lapis, glass, coral, agate, and giant clam) in Buddhist scripture; it is called Shippo in Japan, and loved by people all over the world.
Exhibitors
- Tokyo Shippou Industry Association
Experience
- You can experience making cloisonne, in which you put prepared glaze on colored glass and bake it at 850 grade centigrade.
Demonstration
- A demonstration with explanation of coating and baking of cloisonne ware will be given.
Sale
- Wired cloisonne accessories are sold.
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Tokyo chasing
The technique of chasing, which originated from the Kofun Period, was adopted to living goods during the Edo Genroku period. By applying chasing, it adds to the creation artistic quality and high tone; its technology has been passed on to this day without fail. Please enjoy the performance by artisans.
Exhibitors
- Japan Choukinkai
Experience
- You can experience making cloisonne, in which you put prepared glaze on colored glass and bake it at 850 grade centigrade.
Demonstration
- A demonstration of decorations using inlaying method will be given.
Exhibition
- Accessories which were on display in the exhibition of fine engravings are mainly exhibited.
Sale
- Mainly, accessories are sold.
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Tokyo Honzome Yukata・Hand towel
Yukata and hand towels dyed with Japan’s traditional dyeing technique "Chusen." Among them, items dyed in the Kanto region are collectively called "Tokyo Honzome." Please feel the charm of “chusen” by participating in hand towel dyeing experience.
Exhibitors
- Kanto Chusen Kogyo Kyodo Kumiai
Experience
- You will dye a hand towel, using a “Chusen” technique that enables the both side to dye equally.
Sale
- Products using technique of "Chusen" are sold.
