Panasonic Announces New "Home Appliance Design" with Kyoto-based Creative Unit "GO ON"

What does Kaikado, a long-established tea caddy manufacturer in Kyoto, want to express about their cafe? "Kaikado Cafe" is an entrance where you can experience traditional crafts

Enjoy the minimalist beauty of Japan through your taste buds. Kagizen Cafe's "Amegumo" (Candy Clouds) is recommended by Takahiro Yagi, the 6th generation owner of Kaikado. [Winter Souvenir]

A huge weaving installation by Nishijin's Hosoo and Moon Kyungwon at YCAM. Drone footage also included.

Kyoto's young talent "GO ON" gathers at Shimogamo Shrine's Naoaiden for a one-night-only elegant banquet for sophisticated adults

The strength of having a place to return to. The future of traditional crafts passed down from ancient times [Kyoto creative unit "GO ON" 5/5]

Bamboo crafts are a globally recognized beauty -- Kochosai Kosuge and Tatsuyuki Kosuge [Kyoto creative unit "GO ON" 4/5]

When in doubt, ask the founder -- Kaikado's Takahiro Yagi [Kyoto-based creative unit "GO ON" 3/5]

We don't want the sound of Nishijin to die out -- Nishijin weaver Hosoo Masataka [Kyoto creative unit "GO ON" 2/5]

Making traditional crafts an aspirational career [Kyoto-based creative unit "GO ON" 1/5]