Exhibition Booth Job training (Hall E) | Monozukuri/Takumi no Waza Expo 2026

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Monozukuri/Takumi no Waza Expo 2026 Exhibition Booth Monozukuri/Takumi no Waza Expo 2026 Exhibition Booth2

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In addition to exhibits
by Tokyo-based
manufacturing organizations and companies,
there will be a stage, a tea room,
and an event space for youths.
“衣” means Clothing, “食” means Food,
“住” means Living, “工” means Manufacturing,
“伝工” means Traditional Craft,
“伝文” means Traditional Culture,
“職業訓練” means Job training , “その他” means Other.

The contents of the exhibition booth are subject to change. The photo below is an image.

  • 1Job training

    • Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development Center
    1. Job training
    2. The Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development Centers, comprising 13 schools across four districts in Tokyo, are vocational training facilities designed to help students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for employment. Each school leverages the unique characteristics of its local community to provide vocational training in a wide range of fields, including machinery, construction and landscaping, electrical work, painting and printing, information technology, fashion, and nursing care. Here, we showcase students’ work and highlight the distinctive features of each school’s programs. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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        You can have fun learning about and experiencing the actual content and skills taught at the Vocational Skills Development Center.

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        Works created by students at the Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development Center will be displayed.

  • 2Job training

    • Tokyo Vocational Ability Development School for the Disabled
    1. Job training
    2. The National Tokyo Metropolitan Vocational Skills Development School for the Disabled, which provides vocational training to those with disabilities, will also be presented.

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        You can have fun learning about and experiencing the actual curriculum and skills taught at the Tokyo Vocational Ability Development School for the Disabled.

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        Works created by students at the Tokyo Vocational Ability Development School for the Disabled will be displayed.

  • 3~6Tokyo Vocational Training School

    • Tokyo Vocational Training School
    1. Tokyo Vocational Training School
    2. Accredited vocational training schools provide training for those working in various industries to help them acquire specialized knowledge and skills specific to their occupations. Accredited vocational schools for construction, mounting, wooden fittings and tatami will be presented along with pieces made by students.

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        You can try your hand at edging tatami mats.

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        Accredited vocational schools for construction, mounting, wooden fittings and tatami will be presented along with pieces made by students.

  • 7High School of Technology

    • Tokyo Metropolitan High School of Technology
    1. High School of Technology
    2. We will be holding an exhibition of student works from the Tokyo Metropolitan Technical High School. You can also enjoy a sandblasting workshop and a mini-robot control experience.

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        This booth offers a sandblasting workshop and a mini-robot driving experience.

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        Works created by students at Tokyo Metropolitan Technical High School will be displayed.

  • 8Skill Transmission
    “Master Craftsmen of Today” 60th Anniversary Special Feature

    • Tokyo Vocational Ability Development Association
      ・Tokyo Metropolitan Skill Development Promotion Corner
    1. Skill Transmission “Master Craftsmen of Today” 60th Anniversary Special Feature
    2. This booth commemorates the 60th anniversary of the “Master Craftsmen of Today” awards, which honor artisans of exceptional skill. Here, you can learn about the Master Craftsmen of Today, watch live demonstrations of their craftsmanship, and enjoy hands-on crafting experiences.

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        You can experience hands-on crafting while learning directly from contemporary master craftsmen and craft masters.

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        To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the “Master Craftsmen of Today” awards, Japan’s leading contemporary master craftsmen will demonstrate their exceptional skills.
        July 31: Woodworking and Finishing (10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.), Nail Art (2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.); August 1: Japanese Cuisine (10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.), Precious Metal Jewelry (2:00 PM-6:00 PM), August 2: Interior Design (10:00 AM-1:00 PM), Traditional Japanese Sewing (1:00 PM-5:00 PM)

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        We will present the “Master Craftsmen of Today” award program, which honors outstanding artisans; a panel exhibition introducing master craftsmen from a variety of trades; and an exhibition of works by master craftsmen performing live demonstrations.

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