Exciting Performers and Schedule Unveiled for HandMade In Japan Fes' 2025
The excitement is building for the upcoming
HandMade In Japan Fes’ 2025, scheduled for
July 19-20, 2025, at the
Tokyo Big Sight. This event is organized by
Creema, Japan's largest handmade marketplace, and will feature 10 remarkable artists performing live, along with a plethora of stunning handmade creations from local creators.
Featured Artists and Live Schedule
The
Music & Play Area will house a thrilling lineup of artists offering live performances. This year’s participants include:
- - Skirt
- - D.W. Nichols
- - Tokumaru Shuugo
- - 7co
- - Kazuto Nagano
- - Manpuku (in alphabetical order).
Today, the full roster of performers and the event’s schedule has been released, fueling anticipation among fans eager to experience these artists live.
Diverse Live Entertainment
In addition to music,
HandMade In Japan Fes’ 2025 will feature a variety of entertaining content. On the popular Yoshimoto Comedy Stage, attendees can look forward to performances by the comedy trio
Ironhead,
Kageyama, and
Kurage. These comedians promise to keep the audience in stitches with their unique blend of witty dialogue and engaging stand-up routines.
Moreover, the festival will once again welcome the creative wrestling organization
DDT Pro Wrestling, known for its original style that defies the norms of traditional wrestling. Expect an unforgettable experience with their unique street wrestling matches that will keep the audience on the edge of their seats!
What is HandMade In Japan Fes?
HandMade In Japan Fes is a massive celebration of creativity that gathers creators from across the nation to showcase and sell their original works. This year, over
3,000 selected creators from various corners of Japan will set up vibrant booths within the venue, presenting a wide array of artistic endeavors, from fashion accessories and home decor to art and handcrafted goods.
Festival-goers can participate in over
80 workshops, including experiences like terrarium-making with moss and kintsugi (the art of repairing pottery with gold). The event will also feature live music performances from trending artists and a delightful food market with
90 carefully curated food stalls, guaranteeing a creative and sensory-rich experience for all attendees.
A Platform for Craft Culture
Launched in 2013,
HandMade In Japan Fes aims to stimulate the craft culture in Japan by providing a platform where creators can showcase their individuality and creativity. Celebrating its 17th edition this year, the event has evolved over the years from a humble beginning to a cornerstone of Japan's craft scene. This year's festival will introduce fresh and innovative elements to continue nurturing a thriving craft culture in Japan.
Artists Highlight
Here’s a peek at some featured artists performing during the festival:
- - D.W. Nichols: Formed in 2005, this duo has captivated audiences with their whimsical blend of engaging lyrics, welcoming sound, and captivating performances. They've been a staple at HMJ since 2014.
- - 7co: A project led by vocalist Nanako Ashida and producer RYUJA, they have gained attention for their innovative integration of genres, delivering both catchy and relatable music.
- - Tokumaru Shuugo: Renowned for his eclectic style, utilizing multiple instruments and his unique take on pop, he’s made waves not only in Japan but also internationally.
- - Manpuku: This pop-rock band from Tokyo has been crafting irresistible tunes since 2020, delivering powerful performances that resonate with diverse audiences.
- - Kazuto Nagano (Ichiju Sanjuu): Known for her airy vocals and urban pop sound, she continues to expand her influence globally.
- - Skirt: A pop band that marries sharp songwriting with invigorating performances, they have garnered a reputation that transcends age and gender.
Event Details
- - Event Name: HandMade In Japan Fes’ 2025
- - Dates: July 19 (Saturday) - July 20 (Sunday), 2025
- - Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Western Halls 1 & 2
- - Admission fee: Advance tickets are priced at 1,300 yen for a one-day pass and 2,000 yen for a two-day pass. At-the-door prices are 1,500 yen for a one-day pass and 2,500 yen for a two-day pass. Free admission for children under elementary school age.
- - Official Website: HandMade In Japan Fes
Creema continues its commitment to empowering creators through both online platforms and offline events, ensuring a dynamic and thriving space for creators and art lovers alike.
Company Information
Creema, established to facilitate the direct exchange of original items between creators and consumers, has evolved into a dominant force in the marketplace with over
19 million original items listed. The company hosts large events like
HandMade In Japan Fes and
Creema YAMABIKO FES to support the flourishing of Japan’s craft culture.