This year, the fourth year of the event, will see 16 groups exhibiting in the "Exhibition and Sales by Artists and Craftspeople," as well as the first Hokkaido exhibit of large-scale works by Kohei Fujito, which were exhibited at the Osaka Kansai Expo, and will also feature experiences in performing arts and food culture. Through direct interaction with artists and craftspeople, you can experience the charm of their diverse expressions.

■Event Features
Part 1: Direct interaction with artists and craftspeople
At the exhibition and sales booths of 16 artists and craftspeople, you can talk directly with the creators and experience the appeal of their works. The museum will also hold talk events where creators will speak, and craft workshops where you can learn from the craftspeople.

Part 2: First exhibition in Hokkaido of the large-scale work by Kohei Fujito, which he presented at the Osaka Kansai Expo
Kohei Fujito's work "Singing for the Future," which was unveiled at the Osaka Kansai Expo in June, will be exhibited in Hokkaido for the first time. There will also be a talk show where you can hear behind-the-scenes stories about the work and a screening of a documentary film.

Part 3: Experience traditional performing arts, food culture, and more through the five senses
We will hold performances with commentary to help you enjoy traditional performing arts even more, as well as food culture experiences. You will be able to experience the creative time of Ainu culture using your five senses: sight, hearing, and taste.