Oyakawa Pottery

Founder of Ryukyu Hana Mishima and Ryukyu Hibun tea bowls.
I create original Mishima techniques and designs.
My pale pink cherry-blossom matcha bowls are especially popular among tea practitioners.
My “Galaxy Series” is permanently dedicated at Nikko Toshogu Shrine.
My main works include Ryukyu Hana Mishima and the Hibun matcha bowl.

Mokokutei Kiln

I create pottery centered on imaginative vases that can also serve as art objects.

Maruyu Pottery

In Kyoda Nago City we handle everything from clay production to crafting and firing.
Please enjoy the beautiful glaze variations created during firing.

Studio Sanmarugo

I studied under Tohaku Oyakawa creator of the Ryukyu Hana Mishima technique. I craft warm everyday-use pottery that fits comfortably in the hand.
Each piece is handmade and unique—I hope you find one you love.

K studio

I handcraft custom furniture and goods using solid woods such as camphor and chinaberry highlighting the natural beauty of the grain.
Simple designs made to last.

Hitsuji Kogeisha

I create wooden toys sculptures and everyday goods with a playful spirit.
I also offer a workshop where you can make a branch-style wooden ballpoint pen.

majonowa

I craft magical Ryukyu pine wands and uniquely shaped wooden plates created through hand-carving.
I hope these extraordinary forms blend into daily life and bring joy to the present moment.

Ayanoki

I create wooden toys and wooden accessories for children focusing on gentle soothing designs.

Tonbo-dama Studio Midori no Kaze

Experience making your own glass bead accessories on Hamahiga Island.
You can create necklaces bracelets and straps.
Enjoy a memorable experience with family—matching sets for babies and parents are also available.

Wataruri Studio

Inspired by the light and nature of Okinawa I create glass beads and glass pens.
Each piece is handmade from a single glass rod in the flame resulting in unique colors and light.
No two pieces are the same—each is a small world born from fire.
Please take a look.

Nontomi Studio

I create stencil-dyed works using Okinawan plants as motifs printed on traditional gettou paper which naturally repels insects.
The charm of gettou paper makes it an ideal material for bingata-style dyeing.
Why not add color to your room with framed pieces featuring familiar local plants?

Hana Ichimonme

I create everyday goods using fabric dyed with bingata patterns.
I look forward to meeting everyone.

Fd

I handcraft pouches and tenugui cloths using hand-dyed fabrics featuring unique cats and goats as motifs.

Okinawa Leather Studio Yumizuki

I hand-dye leather accessories using custom-mixed dyes inspired by the beautiful colors of the Okinawan sea.
My hope is that carrying these items brings you a sense of Okinawa’s ocean and a moment of calm.
Like gazing at the sea I want my work to bring a little happiness into your daily life.
Workshops will also be available during the event—details coming soon.
Please stop by.

atelier A&N

I create silver accessories such as rings bangles and necklaces inspired by traditional Okinawan motifs like the “musubi ring” and protective “san” symbols.
These pieces are made to bring courage and confidence—like a personal talisman.

Ikentou Arakaki Sanshin Shop (Uruma)

Our family crafts sanshin in Okinawa City and Uruma City.
We are pioneers of the durable “reinforced real snakeskin sanshin.”
Feel free to consult us about anything related to sanshin.

Balli-Hi

After more than 40 years working with enamelware in Fukuoka I moved to Naha in May 2022 driven by a longing to create enamel art in Okinawa.
Although a traditional Japanese craft enamelware is not widely known.
I aim to create stylish pop designs that appeal to younger generations.
I also make Okinawan-themed mini frames featuring Shisa and red-tile scenery.
I hope to share the beauty and expressive potential of enamelware.

Mandala Artist Kiyomi Higa

The word “mandala” comes from Sanskrit meaning “circle” and has been used across various religions eras and cultures.
It represents the universe infinity nature the earth and oneself.
I create mandalas with the hope that viewers feel beauty and inspiration.

Art Mizuhiki Kiko

Using 90cm mizuhiki cords I create a wide variety of works including zodiac-themed pieces for the New Year festive decorations and accessories.
Pieces made with Ryukyu indigo or plant-dyed mizuhiki have a unique beauty found nowhere else.
Please take a look.

Mayufuku Calligraphy

My “Fuku Characters” combine flowers and kanji filled with wishes for good fortune.
In workshops anyone can enjoy the creative process—no special skills needed.
I hope to offer a relaxing moment through these works.
I look forward to seeing you at Craft Fair Okinawa.

Chatan Bamboo Craft

Come and take a look. Certified Okinawan Craft Artisan.

Hijiriya

I create bamboo chopsticks and cloth cases with bamboo holders designed to be carried daily and made with environmental care in mind.
Each piece is crafted with great attention.

Takesumi Studio Enishi

When you want to relax bamboo charcoal lamps gently soothe you.
Enjoy the harmony of vibrant Ryukyu glass and bamboo charcoal.

Elsara Zakka

I create original handmade items such as miniatures and retro-style interior goods.
I also weave soft handwoven scarves.
I hope you find a favorite piece.

amour

We offer special aroma stones created using molds taken from custom-made Shisa crafted by master potter Mitsuo Arakaki of “Yachimun-ya Arakaki Kiln.”
These exclusive aroma stones are available only at our shop and are truly one-of-a-kind.
Please note that the collaborative Shisa pieces made with Mr. Arakaki are available in limited quantities.
In addition to these special items, we also offer a wide selection of original aroma stones—perfect for cars, home décor, or as unique Ryukyu-inspired ornaments.
Each piece is designed to bring a touch of Okinawan charm into your everyday life.
Through fragrance I bring new sensations and small moments of happiness into everyday life.

Miki Goya

Yuin

DAYLAMP
– Riki Tomihama

Nahana Chair Studio
– Hana Ueda

Beaded Accessories

With a strong sense of color and meticulous craftsmanship, these accessories are designed to brighten your mood the moment you put them on.

Miniature Food Charms

These miniature food charms, crafted from resin clay, are so realistic and adorable that you might almost mistake them for the real thing. From sushi to ice cream, each piece is full of playful creativity.

Nail Art

Their nail designs turn their design studies directly into fingertip art—layered colors, expressive textures, and a wide range of styles from elegant and delicate to fun and pop-inspired.

Amigurumi

The crocheted jellyfish mascots, made using the amigurumi technique, feature soft yarn textures and warm, charming shapes. They are soothing pieces that you’ll want to pick up and hold.

Panel Exhibition

We will showcase our activities, the issue of clothing waste, and our upcycling initiatives through a panel display.
Please enjoy the ideas and perspectives unique to high school students.

Storytelling Session

Okinawa experienced war in the past.
Instead of turning away from the fear associated with war, we hope to create a moment to reflect on how we can pass on the stories of what happened here to future generations.
After the storytelling, participants can join the peace mark workshop to express their thoughts through creation.

Fried chicken, Jūshī (Okinawan seasoned rice), and more

BIG MAMA

BIG MAMA is a bright red kitchen car run by a couple from Okinawa and Aichi Prefecture.
Opened in June 2022, the shop temporarily closed in August 2024 but made a joyful comeback in 2026!

Their signature dishes — BIG MAMA’s special fried chicken and Jūshī — are packed with flavor and warmth.
With energy and smiles, they’re ready to win your hearts (and appetites)!

Warabi mochi, pumpkin cake, cheesecake, seaweed products

TABETE FOODS

Their authentic warabi mochi is famous for its soft, melt-in-your-mouth texture.
No additives are used, so you can enjoy it with peace of mind.
Free samples are available — come and give it a try!

Hōba-zushi (leaf-wrapped sushi), Gohei-mochi

GOHEI

Hōba-zushi is a traditional dish from Gifu and Nagano Prefectures.
The leaves of the hōba tree have natural antibacterial properties, making it easy to eat without getting your hands dirty — perfect for workers and travelers in the old days.

Gohei-mochi is a beloved local food symbolizing gratitude for the year’s harvest and the wish for abundant crops.

Rice balls (onigiri), sweets

VOYAGE KITCHEN

VOYAGE KITCHEN offers chiffon sandwiches and parfaits made with 100% rice flour chiffon cake.
These gluten-free sweets are lightly sweetened and use amazake (fermented rice drink), making them gentle on the body and great for beauty and wellness.
Try their moist, fluffy chiffon cake — and don’t miss the limited French-style version!

Since 2024, their handmade rice balls have also become a hit.
The “Salmon Onigiri” features generous chunks of grilled salmon for rich flavor and texture, while the “Salmon & Mentaiko” combines savory salmon with spicy cod roe — a luxurious treat in every bite.

Japanese sweets such as dango, daifuku, sata andagi (Okinawan doughnuts), and brown sugar cotton candy

SAKURAYA

SAKURAYA travels around offering a wide variety of Japanese sweets.
Their large, eye-catching dango skewers are satisfying and popular among repeat customers.
We look forward to welcoming you with our sweet selection and warm hospitality.