We will be creating kokedamas, a Japanese technique for preserving plants in a living pot!
We also produce terrariums inspired by manga, drawing from the magical world of Totoro, as well as featuring Groot.
We look forward to welcoming you at our stand. See you at the next edition of Japan Impact!
I offer a range of jewelry inspired by Japanese aesthetics, along with a textile collection crafted from recycled kimonos. As a descendant of kimono merchants, I strive to bring this iconic garment back into everyday life while celebrating its timeless elegance. My goal is to create pieces that are not just beautiful but also enhance the spaces and people they touch. Come and explore my world, where tradition meets modernity!
Monoya Tokyo is a beautiful story between France and Japan, brought to life by Caroline and Yuji, its creators. This Franco-Japanese couple recycles old kimonos and other traditional textiles (obi, haori, yukata…) to transform them into various accessories: pouches, wallets, bags, cushion covers, jewelry, and more. Everything is handmade by the two creators, who personally travel to Japan to source fabrics. The kimonos are initially prepared in Tokyo, sent to France by boat, and then reworked in Albi, where the couple has set up their workshop and store.
Caroline and Yuji also offer a beautiful selection of vintage jackets for men and women.
A must-see for lovers of beautiful vintage fabrics and ethical craftsmanship!
MY KELYS offers a range of Kawaii products and Japanese-style home and kitchen accessories.
These are quality, stylish, and original products perfect for gifting to fans of Japanese culture.
The STOP SUICIDE association invites you to a prevention booth where you can learn more about mental health support resources.
Take part in our quiz for a chance to win prizes!
A store specializing in weapon replicas from manga, video games, movies, and TV series universes. Find the weapons of your favorite heroes at our stand.
We are an association of enthusiasts driven by the desire to promote and celebrate the art of dubbing in French-speaking Switzerland. We are committed to showcasing local talents while sharing our love for dubbing with the Francophone community. Join us at our fabulous booth to discover the world of dubbing! Try your hand at dubbing using our rhythm band scripts and dive into this captivating art that combines voice and audiovisual creativity.
Meet Sandrine Chabre, the historian-investigator, and discover the “office” of Léon Dury, the man who introduced Japanese culture to France and Europe in the 19th century.
Come meet Hiroko, a Master of Japanese calligraphy, and discover the art of calligraphy.
You’ll have the opportunity to have your name or a kanji of your choice written for you.
Also, explore her original creations, painted on both large and small formats.
There will be various licenses at the booth, all officially certified. From figurines to TCG cards and other goodies we all love, there’s something for everyone!