For me, there’s nothing more special than the joy of personally delivering my creations to customers. That moment is about to become a reality at “SHIBUYABAIICHI” a weekly event held every Thursday and Friday in the heart of Shibuya. This event, which attracts a large number of international visitors, is filled with beautiful works that showcase the essence of Japan. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase my amigurumi and mari keychains among such amazing art.
Event Location: 26-7 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo (1-minute walk from Shibuya Scramble Crossing)
Event Hours: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
At “SHIBUYABAIICHI” various wonderful works are displayed every Thursday and Friday, but in case of bad weather, the event may be canceled. I will notify you by 10 AM on the day of the event via Instagram regarding whether the event will be held, so please stay tuned for updates.
Encountering SHIBUYABAIICHI: Expanding Japanese Culture in the Heart of Shibuya
“SHIBUYABAIICHI” is more than just a market; it’s a celebration of Japanese culture in the heart of Shibuya. With an array of stunning works that capture the essence of Japan, it’s like taking visitors on a small journey through the country’s rich traditions. I decided to exhibit here because I believe this is the perfect place for my creations to reach and resonate with so many people.
From Observation to Exhibition Decision: Heartwarming Encounters and Support
When I visited the event, I had the chance to communicate with the organizer several times via Instagram. Feeling uncertain about my English, I expressed my concerns, but was reassured with kind words, “Don’t worry, our staff will assist you.” The vendors were equally supportive, offering valuable advice and guidance. What struck me the most was how this event felt more like a community where we all work together to create something amazing.
What Works Will Be Displayed: Amigurumi Dressed in Kimonos and Mari Keychains
I will be showcasing works that reflect Japan’s traditional charm, including amigurumi dressed in kimonos and charming mari keychains. Both of these pieces are created with great respect for Japanese culture and are designed to warm the hearts of those who see them. I believe these works will allow international visitors to experience the beauty of Japan firsthand.
Exhibition Confirmed for June 13th (Friday)! And the Excitement Ahead
The big day is finally set! I’ll be exhibiting on June 13th (Friday). While I’m nervous about my first in-person exhibition, I’m excited to gain experience and grow in this wonderful space. I can’t wait to see what encounters await and how people will respond to my creations!
Please Join Us at the Event!
“Shibuya Baiichi” is more than just a market; it’s an experience that allows you to feel the essence of Japan. With so many beautiful works that showcase Japanese culture, I’m confident that visitors, both local and international, will be captivated by what they see. I can’t wait to meet you in Shibuya on June 13th (Friday)!
Event Location: 26-7 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo (1-minute walk from Shibuya Scramble Crossing)
Event Hours: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
