“SUPER ART & CRAFT MARKET 2026” to be held for the first time as a standalone event at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya.

The theme is "NEW RITUALS." Through art, crafts, food, and drink, we propose new habits that you'll want to incorporate into your life going forward.

BEAMS Inc., as part of its business production business through its group company BEAMS Creative Inc., will hold "SUPER ART & CRAFT MARKET 2026" (hereinafter referred to as SACM) for three days from November 13th (Fri) to 15th (Sun), 2026, at the "Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Underground Arcade" in collaboration with Avex Creator Agency Inc. and Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.

SACM is a market event jointly produced by Avex Creator Agency (MEET YOUR ART) and Beams Creative, originating from the art festival "MEET YOUR ART FESTIVAL". After being held within the festival for two consecutive years, this will be the first time it is held independently at "Tokyo Midtown Hibiya".

The theme for 2026 is "NEW RITUALS." Focusing on art, crafts, and food & drink, approximately 40 shops and creators from all over Japan will participate.

Leveraging the networks and perspectives cultivated by both MEET YOUR ART and BEAMS, we will curate a diverse range of shops and creators that transcend genres and existing categories, encompassing art, crafts, and food & drink. We propose a three-day event where each individual can discover their own "NEW RITUALS" through encounters with artworks, products, food, and the people who create them.

BEAMS has always used fashion as a starting point to engage with and promote various cultures, including art, music, and crafts. With this SACM, we will leverage that background and, in collaboration with MEET YOUR ART, create a new space for encountering culture.

"NEW RITUALS" — New habits you choose for your future life.

Brewing tea, wrapping things, lighting a lamp, tidying up one's surroundings—even these seemingly insignificant everyday actions can transform into precious moments when you choose what you use and how you approach them.
SACM's concept of "RITUALS" refers to actions and moments of time that one chooses to enrich their daily lives. Under the theme of "NEW RITUALS," we propose art, crafts, food, and drinks that you'll want to incorporate into your life going forward.

The concept is "Contemporary Craftsmanship." We will reinterpret Japanese aesthetics, traditional techniques, and the unique characteristics rooted in each region through a modern sensibility and introduce them as new value. Through joint curation that leverages the networks and perspectives cultivated by Avex Creator Agency (MEET YOUR ART) and Beams Creative, we will develop a market where you can experience the expressions and craftsmanship of creators across genres.

HIGHLIGHTS｜SACM 2026 Highlights

Luna Kuranaka Solo Exhibition: Depicting Japanese Life Through "Form" and "Presence"

Artist Luna Kuranaka will present a special project titled "Form and Presence" in line with SACM's theme "NEW RITUALS." Using objects and actions rooted in Japanese life as motifs, she will express the "form" and the "presence" of time and emotion residing within it as a pair of works combining figurative and abstract elements, which will be exhibited and sold.

The motifs are chosen by Kuranaka herself from Japanese customs and things that she wants to preserve in her current life or newly incorporate, encompassing both visible forms and invisible sensations. By engaging with both, she creates an opportunity to re-examine familiar things and daily actions.

We propose that by appreciating works of art and bringing your favorite pieces into your life, you can embrace the traditions of Japanese life and develop a new habit of choosing things for yourself.

Runa Kuranaka

Social artist/talent/painter. Originally from Aichi Prefecture. Graduated from Nagoya University of Arts and Sciences, Department of Design.
As a talent and actor, he is active in various fields such as television, radio, and commercials. In 2023, he made his first appearance on the watercolor painting segment of the TBS program "Prebat!" and was promoted to special student on his first appearance. His expressive abilities attracted attention.
As a painter, she began her career as an artist in 2023, holding solo exhibitions at galleries every year. Her multifaceted style has gained popularity. She also focuses on hospital art activities, actively donating paintings to medical institutions and welfare facilities, and conducting live painting events.
With the liberation of people's emotions as a personal theme, I engage in various forms of expression, including art.

A special project centered around drawings by Ryo Ogata.

This drawing project by artist Ryo Ogata explores themes of yokai (supernatural beings) and invisible entities in the modern world, traversing diverse techniques such as painting, sculpture, and animation, and collaborating with music and publishing. Starting with drawings, the project expands his expression into various forms such as artworks and products, proposing new ways to bring art back into our daily lives.

A daily "Creative and Passionate Vault Flea Market" event

We will be featuring different creators involved in culture, such as art, design, and fashion, each day, and will be running a special event where they will be selling their personal collections, products, and other items that they have loved or collected over the years.
Unlike a typical flea market, this event offers a new way to encounter things through the unique "creativity" and "passion" of the exhibitors, featuring art goods, crafts, apparel, hobby equipment, and personal collections.

The exhibits will be handled by three different groups on a rotating basis: graphic designer/antique collector Mikiji Nagai, streetwear label Chaos Fishing Club, and curatorial producer/art amplifier Yama Yoshida. Expect to see these unique and captivating "hidden treasures" from these three individuals with diverse cultural backgrounds.

"Individual Items" November 13th (Fri) 18:00-21:00

Graphic designer Mikiji Nagai's work extends beyond her design career. She also engages in a wide range of activities across various fields, leveraging her background as a collector. This includes gathering, organizing, exhibiting, and releasing antique items, and reconsidering the inherent value of objects. In this event, she will be "unveiling" her collection of art and folk crafts from Japan and abroad, all gathered according to her personal tastes and preferences.

©MIKIJI NAGAI

"Let's just do it haphazardly? by CFC" Saturday, November 14th, 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Chaos Fishing Club is a streetwear label that fuses skate culture, surreal graphics, and uniquely Japanese irony. With the spirit of Fishing > Everything and the slogan "Let's just do it haphazardly?", they view fishing as a symbol of personal passion. At this event, they will be "unearthing" items related to fishing and skateboarding.

"Yoshida-yama" November 15th (Sun) 11:00-17:00

Yoshida Yama, program director of ARTE TOKYO and art amplifier, is redefining the ecosystem of art production, distribution, and consumption, and implementing alternative structures in society. This event will showcase and sell products, books, by-products, and rare, previously unreleased items from leading players (producers) who are active on the front lines of Tokyo-based artists, architects, curators, and other individuals who support the cultural formation of this city.

Made by Shu Yonezawa

In collaboration with Hibiya Art Park 2026, we will be selling related goods, products, and small artworks by director Nagayama, exhibiting artist Kuribayashi, and Yokote!

We will be developing a project in collaboration with "Hibiya Art Park 2026 – Timeless Phenomena: Things That Seem Like They Could Really Exist," which will be held at Hibiya Park.

This event, directed by architect Yuko Nagayama, is an art event that will be held from November 13th (Friday) to 29th (Sunday), 2026. SACM will be selling related goods, products, and small works by Yuko Nagayama, as well as exhibiting artists Takashi Kuribayashi and Taiki Yokote.
Experience art in the park and encounter art at the market. While exploring Hibiya Park and Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, enjoy art in the city and connect that experience to your daily life.

Art, crafts, food & drink exhibitor lineup

Shops and creators from all over Japan, each with their own unique sensibilities and approach to craftsmanship, will gather for three days. Through encounters with art pieces, art goods, crafts, food, and other items born from different approaches, you can find "NEW RITUALS" that you want to incorporate into your own life.

◾️ART

Hitomi Hashimoto metalworks / Lopnur / Megumi Murakami / poseidon / RITUAL / SHINGO NAKATA / steepgradesharpcurves / TOMOE&FRIENDS / YAGA / yooolk / Ryo Ogata / Mie Takahashi / Matsuya Bussanten (Tsuchiyu Onsen) / Takanobu Murakami

A world of culture and color depicted in glass. YAGA will be exhibiting.

Based on the concept of "OLD & NEW," YAGA creates works inspired by the culture, music, and pop art of bygone eras. Using heat-resistant glass and an oxygen burner, each piece is handcrafted, expressing the delicate yet powerful qualities unique to glass through its distinctive textures and vibrant colors. YAGA's glass works are not only wearable accessories but also enjoyable as works of art in themselves. They develop pieces that translate the cultures that have colored different eras into transparent glass and pop colors.

Three designers present accessories that enhance individuality.

The exhibition will feature works by <RITUAL/SHINGO NAKATA>, who creates jewelry using mizuhiki (decorative cords); <Hitomi Hashimoto metalworks>, who translates the textures of plants and the earth's surface into metal; and "Megumi Murakami," who creates accessories that utilize the subtle variations inherent in handcrafted work. Each piece of jewelry, born from different materials and techniques, embodies its own unique personality. Please come and see these works at the venue, which will bring a new dimension to your everyday style when you wear them.

Matsuya Local Products Fair (Kunitoshi Abe, SIDE CORE, Nanaumilka)

From Tsuchiyu Onsen town, one of Japan's three major kokeshi doll-making regions, Matsuya Bussanten, a souvenir shop run by the sixth-generation direct descendant Kunitoshi Abe, will present a three-day project transforming its "shop" into an "exhibition" on the same table as SIDE CORE, an artist collective based on street culture, and Nanaumilka, an artist and graduate student in the Department of Language and Society Studies. The direction of this project will be handled by Yumison, the general director of the art festival "Arafudo Art Again," held in Fukushima City this year. Expect expressions that blur the boundaries between the perception of art and craft.

TOMOE & FRIENDS

This is a group formed by Chie Miyazaki and her friends. The members are artists, illustrators, designers, editors, and others, and the composition changes from time to time. Their main activities include creating playlists irregularly and participating in art book fairs. Chie Miyazaki inherited her father's DIY spirit and is an artist who creates works that effortlessly traverse various expressive fields such as illustration, zines, T-shirts, woodworking, embroidery, and video. At the venue, they plan to offer their popular handmade bags and wallets.

◾️CRAFT

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Ceramic artists Toshiya Hashida and Sanae Ishizone, who enjoy exploring the beauty of white, will be exhibiting their work.

Toshiya Hashida, who creates mainly white tableware based on antique ceramics, and Sanae Ishizone, who creates tableware and vases with the theme of "the world of white," will be exhibiting their work. Their works, each shaped by their own sensibilities, showcase the beauty of white, which shows different expressions depending on the material, glaze, and how light hits it. They propose the beauty of white that enhances food and flowers while adding presence as both a tool and a work of art.

Yumi Kudo and otsukiyumi bring color to everyday life with the textures and patterns of fabric.

Yumi Kudo, who creates everyday fabric accessories using patchwork and naturally dyed fabrics, and <otsukiyumi>, who depicts familiar flowers and landscapes from her travels with her unique touch and color scheme, will be exhibiting their work. The two artists create rich expressions on fabric using different techniques. They propose the joy of incorporating the warmth and colors of handmade work into everyday life.

Introducing ciito, a delicate accessory brand that focuses on threads and colors.

The accessory brand <ciito>, whose name sounds like "shiito" (thread) because of the way threads overlap, is founded by designer Junko Niu. Fascinated by the colors created by the repeated overlapping of threads, she has created a brand based on the concept of "making things related to thread," paying close attention to materials such as cotton and domestic silk, and handling everything from design to production. Its appeal lies in its delicate and sophisticated designs, rich colors, and light and comfortable feel. It develops accessories with a fresh look born from the familiar material of thread.

◾️FOOD & DRINK

Bierernst × FACE / DADA nuts butter / FRESH CHEESE STUDIO / junlee cake / NOT A VEGELOSS / qoui canning store / SOUEN / SUN CHAI / Tangerine / UKA Greengrocer / WALL_alternative / Akagami Cola Research Institute / Space Spice / Hiruzen Kogyo / Minabe Craft Umeshu / Yamagami Fruit and Herb Garden

Nuts, herbs, and spices. Food products that let you enjoy the unique characteristics of each ingredient.

"DADA NUTS BUTTER," which handcrafts nut butter, nut seasonings, and nut sweets in Kochi, and "qoui canning store," which makes jams and seasonings based in the northern Osaka area, will be exhibiting. They combine the unique characteristics of their ingredients, such as nuts that they roast themselves and grind with a stone mill, as well as herbs, spices, and fruits that they grow themselves, to create original flavors. You can discover two food products that will bring new discoveries to your daily meals.

A new form of plum wine, infused with craftsmanship and creativity.

"Minabe Craft Umeshu" originates from Minabe Town, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan's top plum-producing region. They offer a range of craft plum wines made with Kishu Nanko plums grown on their own farms, prepared using unique recipes. In Minabe Town, there has long been a culture of making plum wine at home using plums harvested from one's own fields and enjoying it with family. With this local plum wine culture as a backdrop, they deliver a new form of plum wine that combines inherited craftsmanship with modern sensibilities.

A small ritual that makes the most of seasonal ingredients. "UKA Greengrocer" will be exhibiting.

UKA Greengrocer, a greengrocer that delivers seasonal ingredients grown by farmers who live in harmony with Japan's nature, will be exhibiting for one day only on the opening day, November 13th (Friday). In addition to seasonal ingredients such as lemons and limes from Ehime, ginger from Kochi, and herbs and apples from Tokyo, they will also be selling honey and lemon juice. At the venue, they will also introduce easy ways to incorporate seasonal ingredients into your daily life, such as making syrups by simply soaking seasonal ingredients in honey. They propose small daily habits that allow you to make the most of the seasons and incorporate their blessings into your life.

"Junlee Cake" creates conceptual baked goods.

"Junlee Cake" creates baked goods and cakes based on the concept of "enjoying by looking, eating, and reminiscing." Each confection has a theme, creating special sweets that seem to tell a story. You can enjoy Junlee Cake's unique worldview at the venue, where they value not only the taste and beautiful form, but also the imagination that unfolds when you hold the sweet and the memories that remain after eating it.

Event Overview

Name: SUPER ART & CRAFT MARKET 2026
Date: November 13th (Friday) – November 15th (Sunday), 2026

Event time:
・November 13th (Fri) 18:00-21:00
・November 14th (Sat) 11:00-20:00
・November 15th (Sunday) 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Venue: Tokyo Midtown Hibiya Underground Arcade Number of exhibitors: Approximately 40 stores (planned)
Admission: Free Organizers: Avex Creator Agency / Beams Creative / Mitsui Fudosan Operator: Rights Inc.