Artisans who have preserved the traditional crafts and cooking of the Shinagawa area demonstrate their superior skills once a year. This year, there will be a lecture on kimono making and a shakuhachi (bamboo flute) performance.
Date and time: January 24 (Sat.) and 25 (Sun.), from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: Event Hall, Curian 7F (in front of Oimachi Station)
Program: Demonstrations of traditional crafts and cooking by artisans

Craft demonstrations:
Tegaki yuzen (hand painted yuzen dyeing), ukiyo-e printing, Buddhist sculpture making, Edo-kiriko (Edo glass cutting), wood lathe work, shamisen, kimono making, crest design, metal cosmetic scissor making, Tokyo paulownia wood chest carving, mounting, Tokyo silverwork, lacquerware, textile work using plants as dyes, paper lantern calligraphy, obi making, making wire netting, antique repairing, making Japanese fishing rods, and making inkstones.

Cooking demonstrations:
Fish cakes, rice crackers, tea, Japanese sweets, candy, and more.