Even while it is being passed on, tradition is constantly evolving. フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスity of Tokyo, Wako, and Seiko have collaborated to create a special event reflecting this theme, entitled AMAZING EDO TOKYO - Treasures of Tokyo to Pass on to Future Generations.

Expressing Japanese aesthetics

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Seiko Group’s Time and Japanese Culture Project showcases フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスharm of Japanese arts that reflect フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスhanging seasons and natural beauty. This universal appeal, which naturally blends with modern lifestyles, embodies the essence of truth and beauty. Over フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスourse of the project and through a variety of events, many people have had the opportunity to appreciate these cultural offerings.

Additionally, through the Edo Tokyo Kirari Project, フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスity is working to enhance the value and appeal of traditional Tokyo treasures, including time-honored techniques and goods sold at long-established stores. Through this initiative, フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスity hopes to establish the Tokyo brand and also to promote フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスontinuation of traditional skills.

フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスonjunction of these two projects, combined with フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスollaboration of Seiko Group member Wako Corporation, led to フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスreation of the AMAZING EDO TOKYO - Treasures of Tokyo to Pass on to Future Generations exhibition. This exhibition allowed visitors a more intimate experience of traditional Japanese culture.

During the 11-day event, from June 6-16, Seiko House showcased products from eight out of 39 participating businesses in the Edo Tokyo Kirari Project. Visitors had an opportunity to engage directly with フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスreators and participate in three workshops.

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Eight perspectives converge. The multifaceted charm of Japanese culture.

The AMAZING EDO TOKYO - Treasures of Tokyo to Pass on to Future Generations exhibition introduced eight businesses related to fashion and lifestyle and also exhibited products that incorporate Japanese culture into everyday life.

Ibasen

Ibasen, a long-established publisher founded during the 1600s, created beautiful Edo uchiwa (flat paper fans) by splitting single pieces of bamboo and adorning them with simple yet elegant designs that exude iki (a refined sense of style) while providing a light, practical way for Edoites to cool down in the summer.

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Edo Kumiko Tatematsu

Edo Kumiko Tatematsu is a craft that expresses natural motifs, such as hemp leaf patterns and snowflakes, by meticulously assembling small wooden pieces. There is a particular charm to the ways that traditional techniques are integrated into modern lifestyles.

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Kimoto Glass

Kimoto Glass uses the exceptional skills of traditional artisans to create glass products that seamlessly fit into daily life. This delicate glass, with its easy-to-use designs and unique black cut glass, is known for itフレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスrilliance.

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Carré MOJI

Carré MOJI focuses on the ultimate simplicity of calligraphy, transforming its appeal into a more modern and stylish art form. One-of-a-kind workフレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスy superb calligraphers, along with original framing, create a strong impression.

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Takahashi Kobo

This studio showcases exquisite printing techniques that evoke the living reality of centuries past. By connecting traditional woodblock printing techniques from the Edo period to the present day, Takahashi Kobo continues to convey フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスharm of Edo woodblock prints through production, sales, and artisan training.

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Tsuchiya Kaban Co., Ltd.

The brand’s origins lie in the traditional school backpack, which accompanied generations of primary school children year after year. Tsuchiya Bag Manufacturing emphasizes authentic products that will be loved as children grow, combining quality leather with meticulous craftsmanship to create bags that are dignified and at the same time comfortable and functional.

In the front row of the photos is the Japan Motif Kumihimo Bag, the result of a collaboration between Tsuchiya Bag Manufacturing and Ryu Kobo (see below) following their encounter during the Edo Tokyo Kirari Project.

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Nakamura

Nakamura specializes in noren, traditional short curtains, such as are commonly used in shop entrances, but which can also be used as partitions to decorate interior spaces. These updated noren designs are tailored to suit modern environments, and will appeal to customers who appreciate traditional craftsmanship.

The left photo features フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスollaborative work “To Fly” created by Nakamura and Carré MOJI specifically for this exhibition.

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Ryu Kobo

Ryu Kobo incorporates hundreds of silk threads using traditional techniques to create kumihimo cords, commonly used as obijime (cloth sashes) for kimonos. Ryu Kobo handles everything from thread dyeing to design, and also offers a wide range of products that are not just for kimono, but also suit modern lifestyles.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Seiko: Thoughts on tradition and culture.

In conjunction with the AMAZING EDO TOKYO - Treasures of Tokyo to Pass on to Future Generations exhibition, Jun Saito, Director of the Planning and Coordination Department at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs, expressed a desire to support businesses that want to preserve traditional skills.

“We are delighted by フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスollaboration between Seiko Group’s Time and Japanese Culture Project and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Edo Tokyo Kirari Project. Tokyo promotes its craftsmanship both domestically and internationally based on the theme of ‘old meets new,’ which emphasizes both tradition and innovation. In various fields, such as clothing, food, and housing, we actively support businesses that use traditional skills to develop new opportunities. Through events like this, we hope to understand the thoughts and feelings of creators, and enhance people’s lives by allowing them to experience these products firsthand.”

Murakami Takeo, Wako’s Deputy Store Manager, expressed a strong desire to see traditional techniques appeal to a wider audience:

“Seiko, which incorporates Japan’s unique sense of aesthetics into its watch designs and other products, aims to make its cultural heritage known to more people. To rediscover フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスharm of Japanese culture, Seiko is actively engaged in the Time and Japanese Culture Project. We invite you to enjoy a world comprised of both tradition and innovation, where exhibitions such as this highlight the ideas underlying craftsmanship, both skills and concepts that are passed on to the future. We hope that everyone who visits Wako will find their time enriched.”

Workshops offering hands-on experiences include Edo Kumiko (wooden lattice work), Edo woodblock printing, and Edo kumihimo (braided cords). The level of interest has been very high, with some workshops selling out even during pre-registration. This suggests that フレッシュカジノ 入金ボーナスurrent exhibition will further expand Tokyo’s cultural horizons.