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10:00～10:22

Opening Event

“Monozukuri - A Celebration of Japanese Artisanal Techniques 2023”, an event that showcases the traditional craftsmanship that made Japan what it is today, along with the appeal of cutting-edge manufacturing technologies, is about to begin!
This celebration will begin with a collection of special collaborative works by leading craftsmen in the manufacturing industry.

Supporter Suzu Yamanouchi will appear on stage.

If you would like to see the stage at the venue, please cooperate as follows.Seats are unreserved. Please refrain from leaving your luggage on the seat.Please refrain from taking pictures on the stage where supporters will be speaking.

* Japanese audio only

11:10～11:40

Suzu Yamanouchi × Mounting Artisan Special Stage
Suzu Yamanouchi will try to make a completely unique hanging scroll!

Suzu Yamanouchi will take on the challenge of making a hanging school, a traditional Japanese craft that has been treasured as a work of art since ancient times and an essential part of the alcove in Japanese-style rooms! Follow along with the main steps of making a hanging scroll and see the top-notch artisans use “framing artisan’s techniques” to perform their work, while Suzu tries to complete her challenge.

Supporter Suzu Yamanouchi will appear on stage.

If you would like to see the stage at the venue, please cooperate as follows.Seats are unreserved. Please refrain from leaving your luggage on the seat.Please refrain from taking pictures on the stage where supporters will be speaking.

• Tokyo hyougu kyouji naisou bunka kyokai

* Japanese audio only

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• Exhibition booth
• Experience Program
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13:00～13:30

Hanaiko: Floral Decorations for Kimono Racks

Grand Master Riho Senba, Chairman of the Koryu Sho-okai school of Ikebana will provide a demonstration of ikebana, a traditional Japanese cultural art form that is known as an art to be appreciated!
See the beautiful “ikebana artisan’s techniques” of flower arrangement of the Koryu school, which originated in the mid-Edo Period (1603-1867), on a “Hanaiko” devised in the Muromachi Period (1336-1573).

Subsupporter Miyuki Sato will appear on stage.

If you would like to see the stage at the venue, please cooperate as follows.Seats are unreserved. Please refrain from leaving your luggage on the seat.Please refrain from taking pictures on the stage where supporters will be speaking.

• TEIKOKUKADOUIN association

* Japanese audio only

14:00～14:30

Tenkoku: Various Techniques Used in Seal Engraving

Monozukuri Meisters and Zengikuren Meisters demonstrate how to make seals by engraving the character for “Dragon”, next year’s Chinese zodiac sign, in different calligraphic styles!
See the “seal engraving artisan’s techniques” that create unique works of art with well-honed sensibilities. Twelve completed seals will also be given away on the spot, so this is an event you don’t want to miss!

Subsupporter Miyuki Sato will appear on stage.

If you would like to see the stage at the venue, please cooperate as follows.Seats are unreserved. Please refrain from leaving your luggage on the seat.Please refrain from taking pictures on the stage where supporters will be speaking.

• Tokyo certified skilled workers of Seal engraving

* Japanese audio only

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• Exhibition booth
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• Floor Guide

15:00～15:30

Traditional Techniques of Wooden Fittings
Special braiding techniques used for fittings

Monozukuri Meister Atsuhiko Futamura demonstrates "Honneigumi," a lattice-like braid used to make high-end doors and other products!
See one of the many advantages of this unique and superior Japanese craftsmanship, such as the strength it maintains in accordance with the four seasons of Japan.

• Tokyo Tategu Kyodo Kumiai

* Japanese audio only

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• Exhibition booth
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16:00～16:30

Made with Cotton Filling That Can Be Reused Again and Again
How to Make Round Cushions and Use “Kaimaki”

Yuko Kurabayashi, a leading expert in the bedding industry, demonstrates the most difficult task of making round cushions!
See the “bedding artisan’s techniques” that have taken sleeping and sitting comfort to new heights the ultimate level by using an unusual trick to maintain a consistent thickness around the edge of the cushion.
She will also show how to use the “kaimaki”, kimono-like bedding that is the predecessor of the modern-day comforter.

Subsupporter Miyuki Sato will appear on stage.

If you would like to see the stage at the venue, please cooperate as follows.Seats are unreserved. Please refrain from leaving your luggage on the seat.Please refrain from taking pictures on the stage where supporters will be speaking.

• Tokyo Shingu Ginoushikai

* Japanese audio only

• Related information
• Exhibition booth
• Experience Program
• Floor Guide