8F Event Square
GINZA CRAFT JOURNEY
-Forms of Beautiful and Comfortable Living-
November 18 (Wed) - 23 (Mon, Holiday), 2026
*Closes at 5:00 p.m. on the final day.
Embark on an extraordinary journey where hand-crafted warmth meets sophisticated design.
United by an earnest passion for craftsmanship, Nordic design and Japanese Mingei crafts transcend borders to resonate in harmony.
Across a space where clothing, food, and living seamlessly intertwine,
we present a versatile curation of everyday tools designed to enrich and bring beauty to modern life.
Be inspired by the everyday beauty woven together by Nordic design and Japanese craftsmanship.
Be inspired by the everyday beauty woven together by Nordic design and Japanese craftsmanship.
Main Visual
Designer of the Main Visual for This Event
Textile Designer
Masaru Suzuki
"I created this artwork focusing on two key themes: 'Craft' and 'Nordic.' My hope is that visitors will feel as though they are embarking on a journey through the indelible traces and spirit of each maker."
Exhibitor List
LE KLINT
SINUS LINE Pendant Model 172L
90,200 yen
Founded in 1943, LE KLINT is Denmark’s iconic lighting brand. Preserving the heritage of design and artisanal technique passed down since its inception, the brand continues to handcraft lighting fixtures in its Danish workshop, bringing gentle illumination that harmonizes with contemporary living.
OZEKI
AKARI 1AY
30,800 yen
Under the theme of "Light that connects hearts," OZEKI has been crafting traditional Gifu lanterns and Japanese washi paper lighting for over 130 years. Renowned for its collaborations with prominent Japanese and international creators, including the iconic "Light Sculptures: AKARI" series developed with sculptor Isamu Noguchi.
CONNECT
Pelican Chair
1,978,900 yen
A curated concept boutique centered on the theme of "Simple and Comfortable Living," offering masterpieces of Nordic furniture and lighting from celebrated houses such as and . CONNECT curates cross-brand residential spaces, presenting an enduring lifestyle centered on items crafted to last for generations.
Masaru Suzuki
Ceramic Animals
From 88,000 yen
Directing the fabric brand since 2004, Masaru Suzuki has also debuted textile creations with celebrated international and domestic brands, including . His vibrant design work extends into furniture and interior architectural spaces, marked by rich colors and dynamic patterns.
Akiko Mori x MATOYA
Grid Series
89,700 yen
Finland-based ceramic artist Akiko Mori creates pieces solely from clay, visualizing "void" and negative space through forms born of repetition, balance, and structural geometry. For this exhibition, MATOYA's spatial curation broadens the interplay of light and shadow, bringing the presence of the "void" into sharper, striking focus.
haluta
Rud Thygesen & Johnny Sorensen Cabinet (Teak)
(W101 x H125.5 x D36cm)
220,000 yen *
A boutique specializing in vintage Scandinavian furniture, primarily from Denmark. Selecting timeless pieces defined by enduring beauty and trusted craftsmanship, haluta meticulously restores each item by hand to ensure it can be passed on to the next generation.
SEMPRE
Ambientec TURN (Brass)
From 67,100 yen *
A concept shop offering thoughtfully designed furniture and interior accessories under the philosophy of "Design in Living." Bringing together Scandinavian furnishings alongside meticulously selected lifestyle pieces from Japan and abroad to create refined, comfortable living spaces.
Hiromitsu Forging Studio
Wind Chime: Sound of Wind
17,600 yen
Based in Yasugi City, Shimane Prefecture, Hiromitsu Forging Studio has preserved the traditional sword-forging technique for 11 generations. Harnessing iron's functional elegance and organic warmth, the studio creates candlesticks, vases, and skillets that offer timeless, fundamental value suited to modern living.
*All prices include consumption tax.
*Images are for illustrative purposes only.
Brands marked with an asterisk (*): Disclosure based on the Secondhand Articles Dealer Act
Matsuya Co., Ltd. Tokyo Metropolitan Public Safety Commission Permit No. 301066105048

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