Kyoto in May is packed with fashion-related art events, including "KYOTOGRAPHIE 2016" and "Made to Order: Each Exhibition"

The first retrospective exhibition "Selections of Machiko Hasegawa" unravels the creative world of Machiko Hasegawa, author of "Sazae-san."

A design exhibition by students from Theater Products Takeuchi will be held at Pass the Baton Kyoto Gion store.

KIGI-designed horse and heron dried sweets on sale exclusively at Pass the Baton Kyoto Gion store

Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi introduces the world of Kyoto-style restaurant "Wakuden." Works by former Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa also on display and for sale.

Rediscover the hidden charms of "Kyoto by the Sea." Seven creators, including Arata Iura, introduce the "good things" they encountered on their trip to Kyoto.

The Kyoto Cherry Blossom Viewing Exhibition has begun at Shinjuku Isetan. Also available: Maiko's favorite parfait and a delicious Shimogamo Saryo bento!

Artwork from the Chanel archives. Dylan Liu's exhibition at Pass the Baton Kyoto Gion store

A "Bread Festival" will be held in Kyoto, the city with the highest consumption of bread and coffee in Japan. Famous shops will gather together

Lemon Life Design School opens! Featuring a lineup of impressive instructors including Miyuki Matsuda and Leslie Kee

Daughter of Sony founder Akio Morita shares family memories. Her father's "hospitality" items on display at Pass the Baton Kyoto Gion store.

At Shirokanedai BIOTOP, a pop-up featuring JOJO beach sandals from Naifuji, a long-established footwear store in Gion. A photo exhibition by Yokosuka Noriaki will also be held at the same time.

A full overview and highlights of the large-scale exhibition "Shimura Fukumi - Return to Rag" by Living National Treasure Shimura Fukumi, woven with color and weaving [Exhibition Report]

The era of Japanese traditional crafts becoming accessories! Accessories made from bamboo, lacquer, Kyoto braid, and bento boxes are gathered at Shinjuku Isetan [Pick Up Accessories vol.4]

"Design Week Kyoto WE 2016" is currently being held in Kyoto. What are the highlights recommended by the editorial department?

"Silk Road," a project to discover the possibilities of silk, will be held as a pop-up at Shinjuku Isetan, with Kaela Kimura as the navigator.