From Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15, 2026, SUPER ART & CRAFT MARKET 2026 (SACM) will be held for three days in the underground arcade of Tokyo Midtown Hibiya (東京ミッドタウン日比谷 地下アーケード). The event is organized by Avex Creator Agency (エイベックス・クリエイター・エージェンシー), BEAMS CREATIVE (ビームスクリエイティブ), and Mitsui Fudosan (三井不動産).
SACM is a market event that grew out of MEET YOUR ART FESTIVAL. For this first standalone edition, themed "NEW RITUALS," about 40 shops and creators centered on art, craft, and food and drink will gather, offering ideas for things and acts that visitors may want to bring into their lives from now on.
Additional lineup members decided since the first announcement, along with details of each program, have now been released. They include the official shop, which carries collaboration products, crafts, and art goods, and the "OPEN STUDIO," held every day, where visitors make things together with the creators.
Visitors can view works, choose them, make things, and listen to the makers' own words. Through each of these experiences, the market connects art and craft with daily life.
OPEN STUDIO: Making Things Together With the Creators
At the venue, the "OPEN STUDIO" offers workshops led by artists and makers. Going a step beyond encountering works, it is a program in which visitors use their own hands and take part in making. While experiencing each maker's perspective and expression, visitors can enjoy making something in their own way.
Workshop by Runa Kuranaka (倉中るな)
Using Runa Kuranaka's world of work as a starting point, participants choose one of the following two themes and make their own work with Copic markers.
"Katachi" (かたち, "Form")
Participants freely add color, as in a coloring book, to a line drawing that reproduces a motif Kuranaka drew in advance.
"Kehai" (けはい, "Presence")
Making use of the bleeding and layering of color that are unique to Copic markers, participants express an invisible presence or sensation in an abstract way.
- Date and time: Saturday, November 14, 2026. Session 1: 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Session 2: 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
- Capacity: 8 people per session
- Fee: ¥1,000 (tax included)
- How to join: Advance application, by lottery
- Applications: Open from Friday, November 6
- Main materials: Copic, Copic Liner Plus (コピックライナープラス), special-grade fine paper (特選上質紙), PM paper (PMペーパー)
- What you make: One flat work
- Application form: https://forms.gle/p6ns1rNoxPUKwpJZ9
If there are many applicants, a lottery will be held. Results will be sent at noon on Friday, November 13, to the people who applied. Winners will also be informed of how to pay.
Workshop by 尾形凌: "Custom Goshuin" (カスタム御朱印)
Based on requests such as words and motifs received from visitors, 尾形凌 creates an original "Custom Goshuin" on the spot. Visitors can enjoy watching it being drawn up close while experiencing the variety of color expression and art materials. The finished work can be taken home.
- Dates and times: Friday, November 13, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM (4 slots). Saturday, November 14, 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (6 slots). Sunday, November 15, 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM (6 slots)
- Duration: 15 minutes per slot (about 10 minutes of creation time)
- Capacity: 1 person per slot
- How to join: Scan the QR code set up at the venue and reserve an open slot for that day. The fee is paid at the 尾形凌 booth inside the venue
- Fee: ¥1,000 (tax included, per work)
- Finished work: One original "Custom Goshuin" of about A6 size, created by 尾形凌
Workshop by Matsuya Bussan-ten (まつや物産展)
"Matsuya Bussan-ten" (まつや物産展) is an art project by 阿部国敏, owner of the shop まつや物産店, which handles traditional Tsuchiyu-style kokeshi in Tsuchiyu Onsen, one of the three major kokeshi-producing regions, and a sixth-generation direct-line Tsuchiyu kokeshi craftsman, together with the contemporary artists SIDE CORE and ナナウミルカ.
Workshop "Kokeshi Painting Experience" (こけしの絵付け体験会)
Using traditional techniques, participants paint a kokeshi themselves, drawing on designs unique to Tsuchiyu kokeshi and on contemporary approaches. The kokeshi body, carved from wood, and the paints for coloring are provided, so visitors can take part casually.
- Dates and times: Saturday, November 14: 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM at OPEN STUDIO, and 12:30 PM to 8:00 PM at the Matsuya Bussan-ten booth (last entry 7:00 PM). Sunday, November 15: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at OPEN STUDIO, and 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Matsuya Bussan-ten booth (last entry 4:00 PM)
- Duration: About 20 to 60 minutes
- How to join: Advance reservations are not accepted. Limited to the first 15 people each day
- Fee: ¥2,400 (tax included)
- Main materials: A 6-sun (about 18 cm) unpainted wooden kokeshi body, paints
- What you make: One painted kokeshi
Official Shop Lineup: Bringing Art Into Daily Life
The official shop of SACM, run by MEET YOUR ART, sells collaboration products with artists, along with crafts and food and drink that color daily life. Through items used every day or displayed close at hand, the shop offers the enjoyment of bringing the makers' expression into everyday living.
Collaboration: Mr. Men Little Miss × NAIJEL GRAPH
Following MEET YOUR ART FESTIVAL 2026, some of the original collaboration artworks by "Mr. Men Little Miss" (ミスターメン リトルミス) and the artist NAIJEL GRAPH will be displayed, and original goods will be sold.
Craft: BONOHO
BONOHO is a brand of vessels and objects made by 佐藤尚理, who has roots in sculpture and is based in Nanjo, Okinawa. Through free forms, colors, and original painting, the brand creates works that evoke the climate and culture of Okinawa while not being bound by the framework of existing ceramics. Following MEET YOUR ART FESTIVAL 2026, vessels such as cups and saucers and plates will be presented.
Food and Drink: La mela
La mela is a 100% straight juice brand that uses apples grown in Matsumoto, Nagano Prefecture. Under the slogan "Your choice made future of us.," it takes on issues such as the aging of producers and the lack of successors, based on the idea that consumers' choices lead to the future of agriculture. At SACM, in addition to apple juice, the brand will sell products made by reusing apple trees and an original magazine.
DAYLILY
DAYLILY (デイリリー) is a lifestyle brand from Taiwan based on traditional Chinese herbal medicine (漢方). Drawing on that way of thinking, it offers items for nurturing mind and body, from food to body care. At this SACM, it will sell its popular "EAT BEAU-TEA" (食べるお茶) series, as well as Taiwanese tea protein, hot pot, and more.
YENTA
YENTA is a bakery at the foot of Mt. Yoshida (吉田山) in Kyoto that opens its shop twice a week. The baker taught themselves bread making and developed recipes through countless trial batches, and bakes mainly with house-made sourdough starter. The focus is on simple, flavorful hard breads that blend into the countryside scenery where the baker was born and raised, introducing bread that fits into everyday meals. (Sold on November 14 only.)
Full Lineup of Art, Craft, and Food and Drink Exhibitors
Shops and creators with their own sensibilities and approaches to making will gather from across Japan. Through encounters with items born from different approaches, including art works, art goods, crafts, and food, the three days are a chance to look for the "NEW RITUALS" that visitors want to bring into their own lives.
Highlight: "Storehouse Flea Market of Creation and Obsession" (創造と偏愛の蔵出しフリマ)
A special project welcomes creators involved in culture such as art, design, and fashion on a different day each day, and they sell personal collections and products they have loved or collected over many years.
It is not an ordinary flea market. Through the exhibitors' own "creation" and "obsession" (偏愛), including art goods, crafts, apparel, hobby tools, and personal collections, the project offers new encounters with objects.
Three exhibitors take turns curating, one per day: graphic designer and antique collector Mikiji Nagai (永井ミキジ), the streetwear label Chaos Fishing Club, and curatorial producer and art amplifier 吉田山. Each comes from a different cultural background, and the "kuradashi" (蔵出し, bringing items out of storage) from these three distinct personalities is something to look forward to.
DAY 1: Friday, November 13, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
"Kobutsu" (「個物」) by Mikiji Nagai (永井ミキジ)
Graphic designer Mikiji Nagai's activities go beyond graphic design. Drawing on a career as a collector, including "Kobutsu" (個物), which gathers, assembles, exhibits, and releases collected antiques to reconsider the value of an object's existence, Nagai works widely across fields. At this event, personal collections gathered out of individual taste, including art and folk crafts from Japan and overseas, will be brought out of storage ("蔵出し").
DAY 2: Saturday, November 14, 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM
"てきとうにやっちゃうよ by CFC" by Chaos Fishing Club / 痴虫
Chaos Fishing Club is a streetwear label that blends skate culture, surreal graphics, and a distinctly Japanese irony. Under the spirit of "Fishing > Everything" and the slogan "てきとうにやっちゃうよ？", the label treats fishing as a symbol of personal passion. At this event, together with 松本光弘, who runs the top-water lure brand 痴虫, items related to fishing and skateboarding will be brought out of storage ("蔵出し").
DAY 3: Sunday, November 15, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
"Yamar's Fastest Year-End Party" by 吉田山 / 布施琳太郎 / 米澤柊 / xiangyu
吉田山, who is also a program director of ARTE TOKYO and an art amplifier, redefines the ecosystem of art production, distribution, and consumption and implements alternative structures in society. This event is a year-end party planned by 吉田山 as the earliest of the year. Artists including 布施琳太郎, 米澤柊, and xiangyu (シャンユー) will gather and bring out treasured items from storage ("蔵出し"), such as prototypes, trial pieces, and their own publications.
ART
Hitomi Hashimoto metalworks / Lopnur / Megumi Murakami / Pake / RITUAL/SHINGO NAKATA / STEEP GRADE SHARP CURVES / TOMOE&FRIENDS / YAGA (November 15 only) / yooolk / 尾形凌 / シュウゾウ・アヅチ・ガリバー / 高橋美衣 / まつや物産展 (SIDE CORE, ナナウミルカ, 阿部国敏) / 村上貴信 / VVIP:404
シュウゾウ・アヅチ・ガリバー
Artist シュウゾウ・アヅチ・ガリバー, who has continued to question existence and the self after taking part in the artist collective "The Play" and exchanging ideas with "Fluxus," presents a project that runs for three days only, "From/To Udine: Even If Date, Place, and Context Are Severed" (《From/To Udine：日付や場所、前後の文脈が絶たれていても》). Visitors can witness a re-staging of "From/To Sri Lanka" (2012, concourse of Sakado Station on the Tobu Tojo Line) in a new interpretation and with new fragments.
The artist says: "I pin up printed matter that caught my attention each day in my studio and in the rooms of my home. I do this so that it stays constantly in my mind by seeing it in daily life. My studio and the rooms of my home are half filled with these fragments."
Away from the studio, visitors can choose and purchase the scraps and memos displayed in a mixed arrangement.
In addition, a video work made in the 1960s (edition of 5) and five types of silkscreen works (edition of 100) will be sold as a special offering, limited to one piece each.
Pake: A New Way of Storing Things, Making Everyday "Wrapping" More Free
Pake is a zipper bag brand that combines functionality and design. It brings a new perspective to the familiar act of storing daily items and suggests the fun of freely carrying a variety of things, such as cosmetics, stationery, and small personal items. In addition to its practicality as an everyday tool, the possibilities of expression that expand with how the bags are used and combined are also worth noting.
Traditional Craft Meets Contemporary Art: 村上貴信 and VVIP : 404 Exhibit Together
This is a joint booth by artist 村上貴信, who depicts nature and human senses through abstract expression, and Poseidon, who develops expression from a unique perspective. Combining the appeal of the techniques and materials that traditional crafts have handed down with the latest contemporary technology, they propose and sell interior goods and art works that visitors will want to bring into daily life. Visitors can enjoy the appeal of new making born where traditional skills and contemporary expression intersect.
CRAFT
buøy / ciito (November 13 and 14 only) / conte.jpeg / Cul de Sac-Japon / FACTORY / LITMUS Indigo Studio,Japan / otsukiyumi / tegoto / THEYKNOW (ゼイノウ) / 石曽根沙苗 / 工藤由美 / 桑原えりこ / 端田敏也 (November 13 and 14 only) / バクキルン
From Traditional Yakishime to Distinctive Vessels: Encountering Echizen Ware
Echizen ware is counted as one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. The venue will have a booth with a wide range of distinctive Echizen ware, including traditional yakishime (焼き締め) pieces, everyday tableware, and sake ware. Works from Ryusen-gama (竜仙窯), known for thin-walled pieces, will also appear. Visitors can pick pieces up, check the shape of the vessels and their texture, and look for something they want to welcome into their own lives.
The Fragrance and Function of Aomori Hiba in Modern Life: Cul de Sac-JAPON Exhibits
Cul de Sac-JAPON (カルデサックジャポン) shares the appeal of Aomori hiba, counted as one of Japan's three great beautiful forests. A designer who was born and raised in an Aomori hiba lumber shop focuses on the wood's rich fragrance and on properties such as being antibacterial and insect-repellent, and develops products that suit modern lifestyles. The brand introduces making that brings comfort to daily life by combining the appeal of natural materials with simple, beautiful design.
FOOD & DRINK
BAKEMAN (November 14 only) / Bierernst × FACE / DADA NUTS BUTTER / junlee cake / NOT A VEGELOSS / qoui canning store / SOUEN / SUN CHAI / Tangerine / UKA Greengrocer (November 13 only) / WALL_alternative / アカガミコーラ研究所 / スペーススパイス / 蒜山耕藝 / みなべクラフト梅酒
Craft Beer Meets Art: Bierernst × FACE Collaboration
This is a collaboration between the craft brewery Bierernst (ビアエアンスト), based in Tama City, Tokyo, and the artist FACE. Locally rooted craft beer making meets the expression of FACE, who works in the fields of art and fashion, resulting in products whose individuality shows not only in the taste but also in the packaging.
The Full Flavor of Japanese Citrus, Brought Into Daily Life: Nature's Blessings From 山神果樹薬草園
Based in Sanagochi Village, Tokushima Prefecture, 山神果樹薬草園 grows citrus such as yuzu and sudachi and makes full use of the fruit's blessings. It extracts essential oil from the peel, presses juice from the pulp, and makes liqueur and syrup from the fruit left after pressing. Valuing the idea of "drinking it all, eating it all, and using it all," it proposes new ways to enjoy citrus. At this SACM, it will sell liqueur and syrup that bring out the appeal of yuzu.
Japanese Wines From Across the Country, Curated by "WALL_alternative" in Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
The booth carries distinctive wines from makers around Japan. Visitors can enjoy the aromas and flavors that differ by region and grape variety and find a favorite glass.
New Value for Non-Standard Vegetables: NOT A VEGELOSS, Delicious Food Loss Measures
NOT A VEGELOSS turns non-standard vegetables and fruit into baked sweets in the hands of French chefs and pâtissiers. Making the most of the ingredients' natural flavor, the sweets use rice flour and are made without wheat flour or white sugar. The lineup can be enjoyed in a wide range of settings, from tea time to an accompaniment for drinks.
Tie-In With Hibiya Art Park 2026: Works and Products on Display
SACM will run a tie-in program with "Hibiya Art Park 2026 - Timeless Phenomena 確かにありそうなもの -," held in Hibiya Park (日比谷公園). At SACM, related goods, products, and small works by architect 永山祐子 (Yuko Nagayama), the event's director, and by exhibiting artists 栗林隆 (Takashi Kuribayashi) and 横手太紀 will be on sale. Photographic works by オカモトヒロヤ, who serves as guest navigator of the event's official Podcast, will also be exhibited. Here is the lineup of items and works.
Package Designed by Architect Yuko Nagayama: OSAJI "hisn" on Preview Display
OSAJI's new aging-care series "hisn" (ヒスン) will be put on display ahead of its general release.
Nousaku (能作): New Possibilities for Tin Where Traditional Casting Meets Modern Design
Nousaku (能作), a foundry founded in 1916 in Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture, will exhibit. Making use of casting techniques handed down for more than 100 years, it proposes new possibilities for traditional craft.
At the venue, a tin display table designed by architect Yuko Nagayama and the collection of the jewelry brand "NS by NOUSAKU," which Nousaku runs, will be on display and for sale. Through forms that make use of tin's softness and flexibility, the booth introduces a new kind of craft in which traditional making and modern life intersect.
- Corporate site: https://www.nousaku.co.jp/
- NS by NOUSAKU: https://www.ns-by-nousaku.com/
Takashi Kuribayashi (栗林隆): Experience the World of the "Tanker Project" Through Art and Original Goods
Mirror drawing works that bring in the world of the "Tanker Project" (「タンカープロジェクト」), developed by the artist Takashi Kuribayashi, will be displayed and sold. Visitors can enjoy the distinctive look of works drawn on mirrored surfaces while experiencing the project's world. Original goods that are easy to bring into daily life, such as tote bags and T-shirts, will also be sold. It is a chance to enjoy the project's appeal in various forms, beyond simply viewing the works.
Items for sale:
- TANKER PROJECT tote bag (¥3,000, tax included)
- TANKER PROJECT T-shirt (¥4,500, tax included), and more
Goods production: TODOROKI Co., Ltd. (株式会社TODOROKI)
Sculptor 横手太紀 Presents the Pot Work "tsubo"
横手太紀 is an artist who works in sculpture and installation. The pot "tsubo" (壺) on show is characterized by an irregularly undulating, hand-pinched form and a metallic glaze. It has the presence of a sculpture while also being enjoyable as a vessel.
Visitors can experience the works in Hibiya Park and then encounter the expression again at the market in Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. Moving between the two venues, they can enjoy art in the city and connect those encounters with daily life.
Photographic Works by オカモトヒロヤ to Be Exhibited and Sold
オカモトヒロヤ works across fields, drawing on structural thinking cultivated in architecture and experience in digital art. Photographic works by オカモトヒロヤ, who also serves as guest navigator of the official Podcast of "Hibiya Art Park 2026," will be exhibited and sold.
Visitors can experience the works in Hibiya Park and then encounter the expression again at the market in Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. Moving between the two venues, they can enjoy art in the city and connect those encounters with daily life.
Event Overview
- Name: SUPER ART & CRAFT MARKET 2026
- Dates: Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15, 2026
- Hours: Friday, November 13, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Saturday, November 14, 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Sunday, November 15, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Venue: Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, underground arcade (東京ミッドタウン日比谷 地下アーケード)
- Number of exhibitors: About 40 shops
- Admission: Free
- Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacm_official/
For the participation conditions and fees of the workshops, please check the information for each program.
