Nakameguro Brick & Mortar will be hosting an indigo-dyed throw hat order event for two days only.

Proposing a lifestyle with small plates, tableware from famous kilns will be gathered at Tobu Ikebukuro to commemorate 400 years of Arita ware!

Monthly art shop EARTH+ gallery shop "LUCK" opens second store in the Kyoto Museum Annex

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

Aoyama Pottery Market, a festival of pottery collected from all over Japan, is being held! Limited special items and bargains available

British embroidery artist focuses on Japanese "kintsugi" (golden thread) to repair a broken vase

Understanding Edo trends through ukiyo-e! "Sharaku and Toyokuni: Beauty and Fashion in Edo" to be held at the Kobe Fashion Museum

Approximately 150 small small plates! "Kinshai Arita Small Plate Journey" to commemorate 400 years of Arita ware will be held at Bunkamura

"Tableware that you can love," a collection of tableware for everyday use, will be held for a limited time at Tokyu Plaza Ginza

Gyokusendo, a company that produces hammered copperware, an intangible cultural property, will hold an exhibition in Ginza, showcasing the "mokume gane" technique that has been used since the Edo peri

New works from Kutani ware maker Kinzangama are exhibited in Daikanyama. Creating new value for designs and techniques passed down for 110 years.

Bunkamura's "Utagawa Kuniyoshi & Kunisada Exhibition" collaborates with Ginza Mitsukoshi! Rare ukiyo-e prints on display

A large-scale exhibition of the late Edo period's genius ukiyo-e artists, Kuniyoshi and Kunisada, is currently being held in Shibuya! Ukiyo-e is re-edited into a pop style with a stylish title.

From Kabuki to Rakugo, you can enjoy a variety of first-class performing arts. What will be the final show at the Japanese festival "Art Mix Japan"?

A teahouse-themed tea and coffee stand opens in Harajuku, serving hand-dripped tea in tea kettles and teapots

"This is the essence of Edo" by Utagawa Kunisada, an ukiyo-e artist beloved by Edoites [NADiff Recommended Book]