The Road from Edo Period
The 62nd Tokyo Traditional Crafts Fair
The Road from Edo Period
The 62nd Tokyo Traditional Crafts Fair
Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) will be hosted the 62nd Tokyo Traditional Crafts Fair at Takashimaya Shinjuku Store. This fair will features crafts displays, sales, demonstrations and workshops.
Please take this opportunity to touch the traditional crafts of Tokyo, feeling it closely to the daily use, and to see various techniques which have been inherited from generation to generation by craftsmen.
Event Details
Date | From January 18 (Friday) to January 23(Wednesday), 2019 | ||||||
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Location | Takashimaya Shinjuku Store 11F 5-34-2, Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo |
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Contents | Works of Tokyo craftsmen exhibited and sold Demonstrations of traditional techniques and craft Try your hand at traditional handicraft Guided tours and interviews with craftsmen Lottery drawing Front Display focuses on craftsmen |
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Sponsor | Tokyo Metropolitan Government | ||||||
Others | English-and Chinese-speaking staff will be available on site throughout the exhibition period |
Exhibition and Sale (46 crafts)
41 types of Traditional Crafts of Tokyo | |||||
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1 | MurayamaOshima Tsumugi (Textured Silk Pongee) |
15 | Edo Zoge (Ivory Carvings) |
29 | Tokyo Uchihamono (Hand-Forged Blades) |
2 | Tokyo Some-Komon (Tokyo Fine-Pattered Dyeing) |
16 | Edo Sashimono (wood Joinery) |
30 | Edo Hyogu (Scroll Mountings) |
3 | Honba Kihachijo (Silk Fabrics from Hachijo Island) |
17 | Edo Sudare (Edo-Style Blinds) |
31 | Tokyo Shamisen (Three-Stringed Musical Instrument) |
4 | Edo Kimekomi Ningyo (Posted Material Doll) |
18 | Edo Sarasa (Printed Silk Calico) |
32 | Edo Fude (Handmade Callgraphy Brushes) |
5 | Tokyo Ginki (Silverware) |
19 | Tokyo Honzome Yukata-Tenugui (Indigo-Dyed Summer Kimono-Tenugui) |
33 | Tokyo Mujizome (Plain Dyeing) |
6 | Tokyo Tegaki Yuzen (Hand-Printed Kimono) |
20 | Edo Wazao (Bamboo Fishing Rods) |
34 | Tokyo Koto (Theteen-Stringed Musical Instrument) |
7 | Tama Ori (Tama Woven Fabrics) |
21 | Edo Ishogi Ningyo (Custumed Dolls) |
35 | Edo Karakami (Hand-Made Pattered Paper for Interiors) |
8 | Tokyo Kumihimo (Braided Cords) |
22 | Edo Kiriko (Cut Glassware) |
36 | Edo Moku-Hanga (Woodblock Prints) |
9 | Edo Shikki (Lacqure Ware) |
23 | Edo Oshie Hagoita (Padded Collage Paddles) |
37 | Tokyo Shippo (Cloisonne Enamelware) |
10 | Edo Bekko (Tortoiseshell Products) |
24 | Edo Katchu (Warrior Armor) |
38 | Tokyo Teue Brush (Handmade Brushes) |
11 | Edo-Bake (Edo Brushes) |
25 | Tokyo Tokogei (Rattan Craft) |
39 | Edo Glassware (Glasware) |
12 | Tokyo Butsudan (Buddhist Altars) |
26 | Edo Shishu (Embroidery) |
40 | Edo Tegaki Chochin (Hand-Painted Paper Lanterns) |
13 | Edo tsumami-Kanzashi (Ornamental Hairpins) |
27 | Edo Moku-Chokoku (Wood Sculptures) |
41 | Tokyo Yogasa (Tokyo Umberlla) |
14 | Tokyo Gakubuchi (Picture Frames) |
28 | Tokyo Chokin (Metal Chasing) |
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42 | Edo Furin (wind‐Bell) |
44 | Douki (Copper Ware) |
46 | Houki (Broom) |
43 | Oke (Tub) |
45 | Hake (Brushes) |
Demonstrations by craftmen will be held iat the booth. (Demonstrations will pause for periodic breaks)
* The contants are subject to change on account of the host.
Handicraft Workshops
Date | Name of the handicrafts | Contents | Fee (with tax) | Time | Age | Capacity |
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Jan. 18 Fri. | Tokyo Ginki (Silverware) | Making silver rings | ¥2,700 | 30min | over 10 | 10 |
Tokyo Honzome Yukata-Tenugui (Indigo-Dyed Summer Kimono-Tenugui) | Dyeing a tenugui using the Chusen technique | ¥2,700 | 15min | over 4 | 10 | |
Jan. 19 Sat. | Tokyo Mujizome (Plain Dyeing) | Dyeing a tenugui using the Shibori technique | ¥2,160 | 30min | over 6 | 10 |
Tokyo Tegaki Yuzen (Hand-Printed Kimono) | Stenciling Yuzen designs on handkerchiefs and bags | ¥2,160 | 30min | over 6 | 10 | |
Tokyo Butsudan (Buddhist Altars) | Making Kumiko Coasters | ¥1,600 | 30min | over 10 | 10 | |
Jan. 20 Sun. | Tokyo Some-Komon (Tokyo Fine-Patterned Dyeing) | Making Katazome type-dyeing | ¥2,160 | 10min | over 8 | 10 |
Edo Moku-Hanga (Woodblock Prints) | Making multi-colored woodblock print, pasted it to the Hagoita (wooden paddle) | ¥1,620 | 20min | over 11 | 10 | |
Tokyo Shippo (Cloisonne Enamelware) | Making pendants, straps, brooches | ¥1,620 | 30min | over 4 | 10 | |
Jan. 21 Mon. | Tokyo Teue Brush (Handmade Brushes) | Making househair straps | ¥1,620 | 60min | over 15 | 5 |
Tokyo Shamisen (Three-Stringed Musical Instrument) | Making karaki chopsticks | ¥2,700 | 90min | over 10 | 8 | |
Jan. 22 Tue. | Tokyo Tokogei (Rattan Craft) | Rattan basket weaving | ¥2,700 | 45min | over 15 | 10 |
Edo Hyogu (Scroll Mountings) | Making picture frame using the fabric stuffing technique | ¥2,160 | 20min | over 10 | 5 | |
Jan. 23 Wed. | Edo Sashimono (wood Joinery) | Making Hinoki octagonal chopsticks | ¥2,160 | 20min | over 11 | 5 |
Edo Tegaki Chochin (Hand-Painted Paper Lanterns) | Drawing on mini paper lanterns | ¥2,160 | 30min | over 10 | 5 |
* Handicraft Workshops will be held three times daily during the fair at 11:30 a.n., 2 p.m., amd 4:30 p.m.
* Application registration is available at the information corner during the fair.
* Participation fee is required for workshops.
* The contants are subject to change on account of the host.
Front Display
Panel introducing the craftsmen
The panel, introduce the craftsmen who will be exhibited to the 62nd Tokyo Traditional Crafts Fair, will be displayed, which will features not only crafts but also craftsmen, thus promote the communication between customers and craftsmen.