The 18th Ginza Handicraft Direct Market

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Handcrafted creations by artisans, makers, and designers from across Japan come together in Ginza!
This year, the event will span both the 7th and 8th floors. With the theme "Memorable Moments," we invite you to discover exceptional craftsmanship, meet the people behind each creation, and enjoy a week filled with unforgettable experiences.

Main Visual

This year, the main visual takes the form of an original illustration.
Created with the hope that handcrafted works will become cherished memories woven into everyday life, the artwork conveys our wish to bring lasting inspiration and unforgettable moments to all who experience the event.

Event Highlights

■ Special Feature: "Handicraft MEGA7"
The Ginza Handmade Market Expands to the 7th Floor

This year, the event expands beyond the 8th floor to include the 7th floor as well!
Enjoy the relaxing Handicraft Tavern LOUNGE7, as well as hands-on workshops (advance reservation required). Thirteen artisans will gather to welcome visitors, with live demonstrations taking place throughout the event.

*Please note that payment must be made separately on each floor.

■ Feature: Visiting the Makers

Our special supporters visit the workshops and studios of featured artisans, bringing you behind-the-scenes photos and videos before the event begins.
Updates from these visits will be shared on the official Instagram account (@ginza_teshigotochokubaijo). We invite you to enjoy these stories alongside the event.

The Dancing World of the Loom
YAMMA – Aizu Momen Clothing, Fukushima / 7th Floor Special Venue

(C) Deby Sucha

Aoi Yamada visits the YAMMA workshop, where colorful garments are crafted from traditional Aizu Momen cotton. Experience the rhythm created by skilled hands and weaving looms, and discover the craftsmanship rooted in the region.
At the venue, visitors will also find a collaborative collection created with New York–based artists, inspired by the creative community surrounding YAMMA founder Nana Yamazaki, who now lives in New York. This special presentation adds a fresh highlight to the event's first-ever expansion onto the 7th floor.

Handcrafted Treasures from Okayama
Sunami Toru Shoten, Bicchu Hanamushiro, and Ono Kobo (Masako Ono) / 7th Floor Special Venue
Kurashiki Aoki Kiln (Kota Miyake), Ichiyo Kiln (Hajime Kimura), Kaneshige Yosaku Pottery Studio Yu, Meitō Miso Honpo, and BAILER / 8th Floor Event Square

(C)ヨコヤマアツシ

Craftspeople with distinctive styles from Okayama—where the tradition of mingei craftsmanship continues to thrive—will gather on the 7th and 8th floors. In addition, eri, who has long documented the world of traditional craftsmanship, visits these makers to explore their workshops. Discover the atmosphere of the creative process and the enduring appeal of skills and traditions passed from hand to hand.

In Search of Beautiful Craftsmanship
SAFUJI Tokyo Leather Goods / 7th Floor Special Event Space

(C) 瀧本尚輝 @naokichitakimoto

SAFUJI returns for the first time in 3 years!
Ahead of the pop-up, Shiori Fujii visited their atelier and store in Higashi-Koganei to touch the roots of their craft through a conversation with designer Tsutomu Sawafuji and a glimpse into their creative process.
Each piece is born from a beauty stripped of waste and created through painstaking handcraft. The underlying passion and philosophy linger quietly in the memories of those who use them.

■ Handicraft Tavern Lounge7

Fresh kiredo vegetable dishes are coming to the revived tavern! / 7th Floor Special Room

Handicraft Tavern Lounge7 returns to the 7th floor!

Rieko Teramoto and the chefs from Nitsubo Sakaba visited kiredo, a vegetable farm in Chiba, to craft a delicious menu together. In addition, craft beer from Kashima's "Paradise Beer Factory," along with a selection of sake, shochu, and exclusive signature dishes from each shop, will also make a limited-time appearance. Check our official Instagram for details!

*Photos of food and drinks are for illustrative purposes only.
*Drinking under the age of 20 is prohibited by law.
*We strictly refuse to serve alcohol to minors or to guests driving a vehicle.

■ Daily Market & Daily Drink Stand

Shops offering delicious food to enrich your daily life will open on a daily rotating basis, bringing you flavor and a boost of energy. Takeout drinks are also available. Please feel free to stop by while you enjoy your shopping!

■ Live Demonstrations & Craftsmanship On-Site!
【All-Period Exhibitors】

• Okubo House Mokkosha / Woodworking: Spatula carving demonstration & repairs

• Sunami Toru Shoten / Rush Baskets: Rush basket weaving demonstration

• Kaikado / Tea Caddy: Personalized tea spoon engraving demonstration

• Kanaami-Tsuji / Wire Mesh Products: Hand-woven tea strainer crafting demonstration

• Craft KOCHI: Small woodworking crafting demonstration

• Makiko Kitagata / Glass: Glass color-sorting work

• Tetsu Kobo (Teppei Kojima) / Pottery: Slipware decoration demonstration

• Matsunoya / General Sundries Wholesaler: Canvas bag sewing demonstration on a sewing machine

• Yatsuyanagi Shoten / Cherry Bark Crafts: Bark shaving demonstration

• Yonezawa Hoki Kobo / Brooms: Broom making demonstration

• Kazuma Yamaguchi / Pottery: Finishing work on ceramic frames

• YYossYY / Jewelry: Jewelry finishing work

• RHYTHMOS: Hand-sewing leather demonstration (Scheduled for Sep 16 & 17 only)

【First Half Only: Sep 16 (Wed) – Sep 18 (Fri)】

• aei / Jewelry & Objects: Openwork ("sukashi") technique demonstration

• Kanako Numata (Ao to Hitsuji): Object crafting (shaping to carving process) demonstration

【Second Half Only: Sep 19 (Sat) – Sep 22 (Tue/Holiday)】

• 10 Good / Whetstones: Kitchen knife sharpening demonstration

• Details are subject to change.

• Demonstrations will be held as conditions permit.

• Demonstrations may be suspended due to crowding or other circumstances.

【Handicraft DJ TIME ~Club Chokubaijo~】

Music-loving artisans gather again this year! Creating a pleasant atmosphere through music is a handicraft in itself. In addition to direct sales, they will set the mood as DJs, adding music to the venue. You might even enjoy conversations with the makers through music! Who will perform is a pleasant surprise.

Exclusive Benefits for Matsuya Cardholders

Special Privilege 1: Matsuya Cardholders Exclusive Purchase Day 【First Day Only: Wednesday, September 16】

The first day of the event will be reserved exclusively for Matsuya cardholders for making purchases. If you do not have a Matsuya card, we recommend signing up online in advance for the free "Matsuya Point Card" (no admission or annual fees), which can be used immediately on your smartphone.

*Please note that registration desks at the venue are expected to be crowded on the day, so advance registration is highly recommended.
*General admission to the event venue is open to everyone on the day.
*Click here for more details on eligible cards for exclusive purchasing on Wednesday, September 16. (Please read before visiting.)

Special Privilege 2: Novelty Present

Spend ¥11,000 or more (tax included, before card discounts, single receipt only) at the venue and present your "Point WEB Service" registration screen to receive a special novelty gift.

*Presents are available in limited quantities and while supplies last.

Items at the venue are eligible for Matsuya card discounts as well as the Matsuya Point Card "Double Points Campaign."

*Exclusions may apply to certain products or services.

Exhibitor List

Venue Map

*Exhibitors may not be present at their booths or conducting direct sales at all times.
*Exhibitors are subject to change.
*Payments will be handled at the designated registers on each floor.
*Images are for illustrative purposes only.
*Schedules and details are subject to change.

8th Floor Venue

■ Exhibiting Throughout the Event
September 16 (Wed) – September 22 (Tue, Public Holiday)

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• Archives　Antique Furniture　Tokyo

• Tadao Akutsu　Ceramics　Tochigi

• Masato Akutsu　Ceramics　Tochigi

• Yudai Ishiguro　Woodwork　Yamanashi

• Kosaku Iitaka　Ceramics　Saitama

• ◆ieth ironthings (Hiroki Nakagawa)　Ironwork Kanagawa

• Ichiyo Kiln Hajime Kimura　Stoneware

• Okayama

• Tomoko Inaba　Glass　Tokyo

• Iriko no Yamakuni　Dried Sardines　Kagawa

• AIR ROOM PRODUCTS　Shirts　Tokyo

• eri,　Accessories　Saitama

• Okubo House Woodworks　Woodwork　Nagano

• Okasho Kosen Kobo / Classic Ko　Maki-e

• Jewelry　Ishikawa

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• Kaikado　Tea Caddies　Kyoto

• Kaikado Café　Coffee Beans & Coffee Tools　Kyoto

• Kazuya Fujisaku　Leather Goods　Kanagawa

• Kanaami Tsuji　Wire Mesh Products　Kyoto

• Yosaku Kaneshige / Toukobo Yu　Ceramics　Okayama

• Kigokoro (woodpecker)　Cutting Boards & Household Shrines　Gifu

• Makiko Kitagata　Glass　Kanagawa

• Mugihiko Kitagawa　Ceramics　Kumamoto

• Kyuko　Ceramics　Tochigi

• Kurashiki Aoki Kiln / Kota Miyake　Ceramics　Okayama

• Craft KOCHI　Woodwork　Hokkaido

• Kobo Isado　Woodwork　Saitama

• Kobo Juttoku　Ceramics　Okinawa

• Kobayashi Hokoen　Bancha Tea　Okayama

• conte　Stainless Steel Products　Niigata

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• Sato Wooden Containers　Woodwork　Akita

• Yoshinari Sato　Woodwork　Hokkaido

• Jinbo Pearl Store　Jewelry　Shiga

• SUI　Shoes　Tokyo

• Susumuya Chaten　Tea & Tea Utensils　Kagoshima

• Suno & Morrison　Textiles & Baskets　Fukuoka

• Sekkenya Leaf　Soap　Hyogo

• SOSAKUBAG　Paper Mulberry Fiber Bags　Tochigi

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• Yuichi Takemata　Metalwork　Ishikawa

• Haruo Taka Scissors Manufacturing　Scissors　Hyogo

• tamaki niime　Banshu-ori Textiles　Hyogo

• Daiyo　Japanese Candles　Shiga

• Jen's Pirate Booty　Clothing　Taiwan

• Tekiseisha　Lacquerware　Iwate

• Tetsu Kobo / Teppei Kojima　Ceramics　Nagasaki

• Kosuke Teramura　Ceramics　Tochigi

• ◆Ten to Sen Pattern Studio　Textiles　Hokkaido

• Toki Kobo Fukabara　Ceramics　Okinawa

• Tobe-yaki Tobo Yu　Porcelain　Ehime

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• Nishimochida Kiln — Ceramics (Shimane)

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• Hakodate Kogeisha — Ceramics & Accessories (Hokkaido)

• Fukurasha — Okinawan Crafts (Okinawa)

• BAILER — Fabric Bucket Bags (Okayama)

• pejite — Vintage Furniture (Tochigi)

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• Matsunoya — Traditional Household Goods (Tokyo)

• Kaoru Matsumoto — Ceramics (Ishikawa)

• muni* — Dresses (Kanagawa)

• Meitou Miso Honpo — Dried Koji (Okayama)

• Mokko Yamani — Pepper Mills (Nagano)

• Natsumi Mori — Woodwork (Hyogo)

• ◆Taku Mashima — Woodwork & Lacquerware (Osaka)

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• YARN HOME — Home Fabrics (Hiroshima)

• Yatsuyanagi Shoten — Cherry Bark Craft (Akita)

• Yamauchi Dye Studio (Takeshi Yamauchi) — Katazome Dyeing (Shizuoka)

• Kazunari Yamaguchi — Ceramics (Mie)

• Yamanone Glass — Glass (Okayama)

• YYossYY — Jewelry (Kanagawa)

• Yomitanzan Pottery (Kitagama / Masataka Miyagi) — Ceramics (Okinawa)

• Yonezawa Broom Workshop — Brooms (Nagano)

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• RHYTHMOS — Leather Accessories (Kagoshima)

• record (Katsuhiro Saito) — Lighting (Chiba)

■ First Half Only
September 16 (Wed) – September 18 (Fri)

• ◆aei — Jewelry & Objects (Aichi)

• Masahiro Ishikawa — Glass (Okayama)

• UU — Ceramic Jewelry & Reliefs (Tokyo)

• ◆Saori Omomo — Metalwork (Niigata)

• Katsuhisa Kobayashi — Woodwork (Okayama)

• ◆Kanako Numata (Ao to Hitsuji) — Ceramics (Hokkaido)

• FUJITAMIHO — Crochet & Botanical-Dyed Accessories (Akita)

• RITOGLASS (Takashi Nagaki) — Glass (Nagano)

■ Second Half Only
September 19 (Sat) – September 22 (Tue, Public Holiday)

• Yuki Abe — Ceramics (Aichi)

• Daigo Ando — Ceramics (Mie)

• 10Good — Whetstones (Aichi)

• Ai Torii — Ceramics (Kyoto/Aichi)

• Yoshiko Nitta — Glass (Tokyo)

• ◆Tomoya Numata — Porcelain (Ibaraki)

• Naoko Hashimoto — Paintings & Textiles (Osaka)

• ◆MORI GLASS — Glass (Kagawa)

■ Special Dates

• nijiiro (Sep. 16–17 only) — Copper Enamelware (Mie)

• Sota Azuchi (Sep. 17–18 only) — Glass (Gifu)

• Osamu Naruse (Sep. 18–19 only) — Metalwork (Chiba)

• Daitoku Akahata (Sep. 20–21 only) — Kitchen Knives (Mie)

■ Daily Market & Daily Drink Stand

• Atarashii Nichijo Ryori Fujiwara — Bottled Seasonings (Chiba)

• ATELIER Perch. — Bento (Tokyo)

• Kumiko Abe — Ethnic Cuisine (Tokyo)

• Kaorine Confectionery — Cheesecakes & Pastries (Tokyo)

• kiredo — Vegetable Farm (Chiba)

• PARLOUR HARMAS — Pastries (Tokyo)

• VIVA COFFEE — Coffee & Coffee Beans (Tokyo)

• ◆fuufuufuu — Pressed Sushi & Textiles (Saitama)

• Mokomeshi × SLOW GELATO in bulk — Cream Sodas & Pastries (Tokyo)

• Wagashi Kunpu — Japanese Sweets (Tokyo)