Shinjuku Isetan collaborates with ARITA 400project to feature Arita ware artworks by Kashiwa Sato and Ken Okuyama

"New Era Kimono" by Somarta designer Tamae Hirokawa. Kimonos created in collaboration with four companies, including Nishijin weaver Hosoo, are on display.

Ceramic artist Shohei Fujita's exhibition "Potts on the Wall" opens at Shibuya Hikarie, showcasing pottery that can be "used" and "seen."

Approximately 250 pieces of Arita ware and small plates are gathered together in one place. A special exhibition celebrating the 400th anniversary of Arita ware is being held at Bunkamura in Shibuya

A collection of "everyday items"! "Ginza Handicraft Direct Sales Store" to be held at Matsuya Ginza

The finest crafts in one place. The "Japanese Traditional Crafts Exhibition" is currently being held at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi, showcasing traditional Japanese beauty and techniques.

An exhibition exploring "Is there a boundary between crafts and design?" is being held at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa. Supervised by Naoto Fukasawa

Nail artist Hana4 meets Edo Komon. Passion for connecting traditions is infused into the tips [Hana4 x Edo Komon]

"Passing on accumulated traditions from person to person" A visit to Edo Komon craftsman Komiya Yasumasa

Debut exhibition of new brand "2016/" created by 16 teams of Arita ware and international designers

The "Amazing Meiji Crafts" exhibition, featuring a 3-meter-long dragon, is currently being held in Ueno. Japanese crafts are amazing! Surprising! Cute! Full of them!

A collaborative exhibition between David Lynch and Nishijin-ori Hosoo will be held at Omotesando GYRE. Japanese tradition meets cutting-edge creativity.

PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE's new collection is inspired by the colors of "vessels" and the texture of earth.

24 young craftsmen from Kyoto gather together to experience gold lacquering and bamboo basket making at the Kyoto-focused "Kyoto Goto Exhibition"

From ancient Chinese and Korean ceramics to everyday crafts, an exhibition focusing on Kanjiro Kawai is being held 50 years after his death

Experience Amami Oshima's traditional dyeing technique, "mud dyeing," a unique method not seen anywhere else in the world, in Nakameguro. A workshop with local artisans