Explore a showcase of unique creations and dazzling designs at the International Bazaar. Over 40 artists, artisans, and vendors will gather to offer a wide array of handcrafted goods including jewelry, vintage kimono accessories, traditional artwork, eco-friendly home products, and more.

This year’s highlights include Felipe Fonseca of Makers Co, who returns with his stunning handmade jewelry collection. Fonseca personally crafts each piece from start to finish, ensuring every item is one-of-a-kind. “When someone truly values and cherishes my work, that’s my ultimate joy,” he says.

On the opening night, guests will enjoy a special performance by Hogaku Team D, a group of traditional musicians supporting aid efforts, along with a sake tasting from Ishikawa Prefecture.

Attendees can also try their hand at crafting a shabo shamisen, a traditional instrument, in a workshop on November 11 and 12.

What You’ll Find:

• Traditional and contemporary artwork

• Antiques and interior goods

• Handmade jewelry and gems

• Vintage kimono accessories

• Eco-friendly home goods

• Upcycled bags

• Porcelain tableware

…and much more!

The Yaesu Ishikawa Terrace will also have a special booth, offering specialty goods from Ishikawa Prefecture, with proceeds supporting the Noto region.

Event Details:

• Dates:

• November 10: 3pm–7:30pm (TAC members and guests only)

• November 11: 10:30am–7pm (open to the public)

• November 12: 10:30am–2pm (open to the public)

• Workshop:

• Shabo shamisen-making (¥5,500):

• November 11: 2pm

• November 12: 11am

• Location: Tokyo American Club (Azabudai)

• Notes: No strollers permitted; babies must be in a harness.

• Payment: Membership card, credit card, and cash (credit card acceptance varies by vendor).

Organized by Connections

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