Seishin Tougei is releasing a miniature moss bonsai growing kit shaped like a matcha bowl, available in three glaze colors, on September 14, 2026. Priced at ¥1,600 before tax, it lets you enjoy a tea bowl's texture and craftsmanship alongside a small patch of real moss.
London Pottery, the British teapot brand, is adding two new UK-inspired designs, Tea Party and Big Ben, to its popular knit tote bag, going on sale from September 11, 2026 at the official Japan distributor's online store.
JTOPIA, one of Japan's largest online marketplaces for luxury traditional crafts, has begun selling pieces from two celebrated Arita ware kilns — Kakiemon-style specialist Jingama and yohen-technique kiln Shinemongama — at ONE OFF TOKYO, a select shop inside Daimaru Tokyo directly connected to Tokyo Station.
Kintsugi artisan Sho Takeshita's brand ANYTSUGI has released the Simple Kintsugi Kit -kumo-, a lacquer-free kit that lets people repair broken tableware in a single day and use the mended pieces as food-safe dishware afterward.
IEGNIM in Tokyo's Yoyogi-Uehara area hosts a solo exhibition by Takatori Hassengama potter Yuko Takatori from September 12 to 23, 2026, showcasing works rooted in Takatori ware's 400-year "kirei-sabi" tradition, alongside a wagashi-making workshop with the artist on September 22.
Hiroshima Andersen's fourth-floor Copenhagen Room presents a Tobe ware exhibition from September 8 (Tue) to 14 (Mon), 2026, featuring traditional and contemporary pieces, limited-edition original designs tied to Andersen's long history with the craft, and a hands-on painting workshop led by a certified traditional craftsperson.