コレクション: SHINISE FESTIVAL 2025
◆ About Shinise Festival
Join us for the Shinise Festival by agataJapan, an annual event that celebrates Japan's traditional culture and long-established businesses.Event Overview
Date and Time： Oct/11/2025(Sat) 11:00AM -19:00PM
Location：Nihonbashi Tokyo(Fukutoku no Mori & Nakadori Area, 2-5-10 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
Retail, dining, and exhibitions by long-established and local businesses / Traditional craft workshops / Sake tasting corner featuring Japanese sake and craft brews from breweries nationwide / Sales of original craft gin (Prefectural Gin Project by agataJapan) / Stage performances and more
Special Cooperation: Toto Noren Association
Cooperation: Edo Tokyo Brand Association, Fukutoku Shrine
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◆Tasting Tickets
Each ticket can be redeemed for a variety of alcoholic beverages. *The number of tickets required may vary depending on the brand.
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◆ Hanno(a condensed version of a Noh play） Performance 「TORU」 supported by SEIWA Business
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Sminar Tickets(*session will be conducted in Japanese.) |
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Workshop Tickets( *session will be conducted in Japanese.) |
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◆Workshop："Kumiko Zaiku" Coaster Making  "Kumiko Zaiku" is a traditional woodworking technique that involves assembling small pieces of wood by hand to create intricate patterns. At this workshop, you'll get to experience making a coaster with the "Asanoha" (hemp leaf) pattern. Please come empty-handed and take your handmade coaster home with you.
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◆Workshop:”Kumihimo” Misanga-Style Bracelet Making  Kumihimo (braided cords) have evolved uniquely in Japan and have been cherished for various uses, such as on samurai armor and obi sashes. Why not experience the charm of this craft, which combines supple strength with intricate beauty? In this workshop, you will learn the technique of yubi-kumihimo (finger braiding), which is the root of this craft, and create a misanga-style bracelet using silk threads. YPlease come empty-handed and take your finished bracelet home with you. |
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◆Workshop:Edo-style Hand-Painted Lantern Making
Learn the art of authentic Edo-moji calligraphy from a skilled artisan and inscribe your favorite words or name on a small lantern. The lantern is 12 cm in diameter and 26.5 cm tall. You can display your finished lantern in your room or give it as a personalized gift. |
◆Workshop: Tenkoku (Japanese Seal Engraving)
Seal carving, known as "Tenkoku" in Japanese, is a traditional craft that involves engraving characters and images onto materials like stone or wood to create a personal seal. While it's often seen as an important but difficult part of the calligraphy world, this workshop makes it easy and enjoyable to experience. You can carve your own name, a favorite phrase, or even a picture onto a stone to create your own unique seal.
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We are hosting a seminar where you can casually experience the world of Japan's beautiful culture, the tea ceremony.
◆2024 Event Highlights（YouTube Channel「Japanese Shinise」）
◆Event Cancellation Policy
The event may be canceled under the following circumstances:
1. In the event that severe weather or a suspension of public transportation services near the venue is confirmed at 5:00 AM on the event day, Saturday, October 11.
2. In the event of an official stay-at-home order or other public health directive related to the novel coronavirus.
In the case of a cancellation for the reasons stated above, refund and other arrangements will be determined on a case-by-case basis and announced at a later date. Please note that no cancellations or refunds will be provided if the event proceeds, even in the case of a temporary interruption.