Pop-Ups
Neko Neko Post
OCT 5th (SAT) & 6th (SUN)
Discover the charm of Japanese stationery with Neko Neko Post, a brand dedicated to bringing the best of Japan’s paper goods to the world. Founded by two long-term Japan residents, Sharla and Ushka. Neko Neko Post curates beautiful greeting cards, postcards, and stickers that capture the essence of Japanese craftsmanship. Their collections, including popular stamp books, are designed to inspire you to share heartfelt, handwritten messages with loved ones.
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Erica Ward
OCT 13th (SUN) & 14th (MON)
Erica Ward is a California-born, Tokyo-based watercolor artist. She takes inspiration from Japanese design and often uses Japanese motifs in her work.
By arranging everyday sights and objects in surreal ways within her artworks, Ward asks the viewer to consider the mundane daily objects in their surroundings as things of beauty and symbols of culture.
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breathingtokyo
OCT 4th (FRI), 5th (SAT) & 6th (SUN)
"breathingtokyo" is the creative project of Marina González, a Spanish designer and illustrator living in Tokyo. Her work is deeply inspired by the vibrant culture of Japan, blending the pastel colors of 90s anime with the everyday beauty of life in Tokyo. Through her art, Marina captures the unique essence of the city in a variety of mediums, including pixel art and delicate illustrations. At her pop-up, you’ll find a selection of her products, from retro-inspired stickers to art prints that celebrate the dynamic spirit of Tokyo.
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R4T
OCT 12th (SAT)
Kokopelli is a Native American spirit said to bring good fortune. We primarily create and sell KOKOPELLI® DOLLS, along with LOCOPELLI®, WHOOPEE SKULL®, and WHOOPEE GREY® lucky dolls. These dolls help spread the old and cherished culture of American country western life in the modern day. Additionally, we host doll art events titled "One-of-a-kind Kokopelli" across Japan at music festivals and outdoor events, where both adults and children can enjoy creating their own unique dolls. We also provide event decorations and spatial design using our dolls.
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Dina Café
OCT 10th (THURS)
Join us to discover Salvadoran heritage through food. Café Dina will transport you straight to El Salvador through its signature dish “Pupusas,” a deliciously stuffed corn tortilla prepared by a talented Salvadoran chef, inspired by cherished family recipes passed down from her mother. Chef Dina will also be featuring a variety of traditional dishes to savor authentic flavors and learn more about her beautiful country.
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COYOTE
OCT 10th (THURS)
Dive into the essence of Salvadoran coffee with COYOTE, proudly rooted in the heart of Kyoto. Join them for a special pop-up event in Tokyo, where they will showcase their finest selection of coffees. At COYOTE, they believe in the power of connection. Their business model is centered on cultivating relationships between consumers and the talented producers in El Salvador. They source their coffee directly from the Chalatenango region, ensuring that their collaboration supports the farmer’s hard work and reflects a shared dedication to quality.
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Lula Mena
OCT 10th (THURS)
Discover the beautiful, handcrafted accessories and textiles of Lula Mena at its first exhibition in Japan. Lula Mena, a Salvadoran designer, inspires positive change by connecting art, design and culture with the incredible stories of women and artisans in El Salvador. Through her work, she creates job opportunities and showcases unique, eco-friendly, handmade products that honor fair trade principles. With her background in Craft Design, she collaborates with skilled artisans to create pieces that truly reflect the vibrant cultural heritage of El Salvador. Join us in celebrating this special occasion and immerse yourself in the artistry of Salvadoran culture while supporting the talented artisans who bring these creations to life.
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Kinomi
OCT 4th (FRI) & 11th (FRI)
Kinomi is a shop/gallery located in the small town of Inami in Toyama, one of Japan's leading wood carving towns. More than 200 craftspeople, all specialists in different areas of woodworking (lumbering, carving, joinery, and lacquer to mention a few), live and manufacture their products in this location. Kinomi presents their creations, the finest works by these artisans, bringing classic Japanese designs to the modern world.
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