Experience the Essence of France at the 2025 Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Exhibition

As autumn settles in, there's nothing quite like the aroma of freshly baked goods wafting through the air. From September 23 to October 6, 2025, the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store in Tokyo will welcome guests to the much-anticipated "France Exhibition 2025." This event promises a delightful immersion into the vibrant French lifestyle, marked by art, fashion, homeware, and exquisite culinary experiences. The theme celebrates "Parisian Elegance: Embracing the Everyday Aesthetics of French Living."

Notably, this year sees participation from acclaimed chefs and artists, including M.O.F. (Meilleur Ouvrier de France) award winners who will be presenting their gourmet creations. Expect a tempting array of baked goods, pastries, gourmet dishes, and artisan cheeses, showcasing the evolution of French cuisine. Alongside culinary delights, attendees can also engage in various exclusive workshops and events tailored to the season, offering unique insights into French culture.

The exhibition will feature both exhibition and eat-in segments, with the first segment open from September 23 to September 29 and a second from October 1 to October 6. Special invitation days are reserved for MI Card Plus members on September 23 and October 1.

Trends and Talent: A Gathering of Creative Minds

Among the highlights is the dedication to petits gâteaux, an ever-popular trend in contemporary French patisserie. Renowned Fench chefs like Arnaud Larher and Ivan Chevalier will be showcasing their culinary prowess alongside celebrated Japanese chef Yu Tanaka and Mori Yoshida, who will return from their culinary adventures in France to perform live demonstrations and offer tasting experiences. The opportunity to enjoy their masterpieces, such as madeleines and mouthwatering gateaux, cannot be missed!

Exclusive Offerings: Daily Specials and Unique Treats

Exclusively available each day are signature items like:

- Arnaud Larher's Mi-Croustillant: limited to 30 pieces per day, priced at 1,961 yen.
- Ivan Chevalier's Tarte Ananas: limited to 100 pieces daily, also priced at 1,961 yen.

And let's not forget autumn's rich flavors reflected in the tarte and mont-blanc desserts featuring seasonal ingredients like Japanese chestnuts and shine muscat grapes.

A Gastronomic Journey: From Breads to Fine Cuts

For bread enthusiasts, the 'Baking Party' area will feature freshly baked baguettes, croissants, and canelés—perfect for those who adore pastry experiences. Celebrated baker Mei Narusawa will also introduce her latest creations along with several esteemed bakeries.

In addition, guests can indulge in French charcuterie and gourmet deli selections, including various meats, cheeses, and even award-winning pâté en croûte.

Artistic Endeavors and Workshops

The exhibition doesn't merely stop at food and wares but offers workshops from renowned Parisians, including Astrid Lecornu, who specializes in wire art. Visitors can learn firsthand from these artists, providing deeper cultural insights that enrich the overall experience. Various workshops will allow per-user customization, offering creations that are both personal and unique.

Explore various facets of French lifestyle—from vintage tableware to luxurious home accessories and artistic craft kits—layered within an ambiance that celebrates the beauty of French culture through its artisans and design philosophy.

In conclusion, the France Exhibition 2025 at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi is not just an event; it’s an immersive experience into the elegance of French living. Don't miss this chance to enjoy the rich flavors, artistic creativity, and the magic that makes French culture timeless!

For more details on the event and to participate in exclusive workshops or purchase unique products, visit the official website at Mitsukoshi Official Site.