Maruyama Kyosai Group Maruyama Kyosai Group will hold its largest exhibition and sales event, “Grand Festa,” at Nihonbashi Plaza Building from Thursday, November 6th to Monday, November 10th, 2025.

[Maruyama Kyosai Group] Maruyama Kyosai Group will hold its largest exhibition and sale, “Grand Festa,” at the Nihonbashi Plaza Building! From Thursday, November 6th to Monday, November 10th, 2025 ​
Maruyama Kyosai Group Press release: October 14, 2025 To Members of the Press Maruyama Kyosai Group to hold largest exhibition and sale event, “Grand Festa,” at Nihonbashi Plaza Building! From Thursday, November 6th to Monday, November 10th, 2025 The Maruyama Kyosai Group’s largest kimono exhibition and sale brings together traditional Japanese beauty. A special exhibition of period costumes and kimono from historical dramas will also be held at the same time. Image
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Maruyama Kyosai Group (headquarters: Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture) will be holding the kimono exhibition and sale “Grand Festa” at the Nihonbashi Plaza Building for five days from Thursday, November 6th to Monday, November 10th, 2025. Grand Festa is a joint kimono exhibition and sale for stores in the Kanto region, created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Maruyama Kyosai Group. Since our founding, our group has fulfilled the motto of “Beauty, Fun, and Dreams” and “Bringing those who want to wear them to those who want to wear them,” spreading the appeal of Japanese traditional clothing culture. As a token of our appreciation for your patronage over the years, this exhibition will feature a wide variety of works, as well as special projects and the creations of each studio’s artists, providing an opportunity to savor the traditional beauty of Japan. The Grand Festa will be even more exciting than last year’s. We hope you will take this opportunity to visit and experience the charm of kimono. We look forward to seeing you there. Greetings Thank you very much for your continued patronage. Since our founding in 1971 in Setagaya, Tokyo, the Maruyama Kyosai Group has striven to realize the ideals of “beauty, fun, and dreams” through traditional Japanese clothing, under the management philosophy of “bringing those who want to wear it to those who wear it.” We have striven to be a century-old company. Thanks to your support, we have now reached our 55th anniversary. This is entirely thanks to the patronage of our local customers and our many business partners who have opened stores in the area. We would like to express our sincere gratitude. Japan possesses a sensitivity nurtured precisely because it is an island nation surrounded by nature, numerous skills born from the nation’s dexterous and hardworking national character, a unique artistic talent unparalleled anywhere in the world, and a spirit that values ​​tradition, etiquette, and loves the four seasons. We believe that Japanese clothing culture expresses the way of life and pride of the Japanese people. Our mission is to continue to convey the charm and splendor of Japanese clothing, while also striving to be a company that continues to propose a new era of Japanese lifestyles that transcend traditional clothing. Together with our customers, we aim to preserve Japanese culture. Once again, we would like to express our gratitude for your patronage over the past 54 years and to celebrate our 100th anniversary. “MK Grand Festa” will be held in Nihonbashi, the heart of Japan, as a joint event for stores in the Kanto region. We will express our gratitude for your patronage over the past 55 years through many events and artworks. We look forward to your visit.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-383f3a360af9896a8b54956db3631534-2250×1250.jpg Special Exhibition: The Beauty of Period Costumes and Kimono ~Special Exhibition of Period Costumes from Taiga Dramas~ We will be exhibiting period costumes and kimonos used in the production of taiga dramas. The costumes worn by the characters are imbued with historical background and artisanal techniques, and you can see the attention to detail in the embroidery, dyeing, and texture of the materials. This is a rare opportunity to experience up close the charm of period costumes, which is difficult to convey through video. Please come and visit us. *All exhibits are not for sale. *Admission is free. Anyone is welcome to view the exhibits.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-0885d4d4908a9768ded008bdf4b07de0-595×842.jpg [Special Exhibition] The Beauty of Period Costumes and Kimono ~Special Exhibition of Taiga Dramas~
Exhibitor introduction (in no particular order)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-47d10da621049d8d936f1ef5c92645bc-595×842.jpg Yurakuan Ichinokura haruno
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-f93a93f371b87175c3fd7bb1d7dd2930-595×842.jpg Great luck 【Yurakuan】 This dyeing shop, which joined the MK Group in 2019, has a history of over 70 years in Kyoto. We will fulfill your requests with the techniques and sense we have cultivated over the years. We also have many collaborative brands with artists. Come and find your own original creation. 【Ichinokura】 The ultimate beauty of kimono, created by Kyoto yuzen artisans active at the forefront of the dyeing and weaving world. Come experience the proud style that aims to be the next generation. 【haruno】 This kimono brand is produced by Haruna Ai. The brand name comes from the name of her beloved grandmother. Based on the theme of “adult cuteness,” the brand designs capture the feminine sensibilities of “softness,” “cuteness,” “suppleness,” and “fluffiness,” delivering kimonos with a feminine sexiness and lustrous atmosphere. 【DAIKO】 Daiko offers original products developed from a unique perspective, including jewelry, health jewelry, luxury reptile bags, and virus prevention products, all based on the themes of “beauty, health, and the environment.” We value “connections between people” and operate 30 in-house brands. Among these, the popular “Dis Moi” products have garnered widespread support. They use the company’s unique “Hearts Processing Technology” to balance the body’s frequency and support health. Please take a look at Daiko’s products, which are always at the forefront of the times and continue to provide new value to society.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-70b437b8b037cf23588d810545095a22-595×842.jpg Kimura Ubei
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-415aa1cb1030f0f7b0e573250ffcaf97-595×842.jpg Edo Komon Kimura Ubei – Eitai Fueki (Eternal and Unchanging) Kimura Ubei was founded in Nishijin, Kyoto, in 1738, during the reign of the eighth Tokugawa Shogun, Yoshimune. The history of kimono is the history of Japan itself, and our company has inherited the family motto of “Eitai Fueki” for generations, preserving the essence of Nishijin weaving while continuing to create products that are in tune with the times. While this may sound conservative at first glance, we create products that combine traditional techniques and designs with modern sensibilities. The current head of the family is the tenth generation. 【Edo Komon】 Daimatsu Dyeing Factory This long-established company was founded in 1934 by the founder, Fukumatsu Nakajo, who began training at a dyeing factory in 1921. Currently,
second-generation owner Ryuichi Nakajo and third-generation owner Yasutaka Nakajo lead a group of young craftsmen, carrying on the tradition while working hard to create products. We offer Edo Komon kimono fabrics and obi sashes that combine the expertise of a komon dyer with the advanced dyeing techniques unique to Daimatsu Dyeing Factory.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-8a4d9331442555741b33adcd2b444f42-595×842.jpg Kinuiro
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-a30a72bd314e97ba42568990fb114895-595×842.jpg Hon Kaga Yuzen Ushikubi Tsumugi 【Silk color】 Kinusai is a remake brand that breathes new life into classic kimonos. From a sustainable perspective, they combine the timeless beauty and design of Japanese culture to create one-of-a-kind garments. They have attracted attention from fashion-conscious people both in Japan and overseas. By not discarding kimonos but reconstructing them from a new perspective, they are passing on Japan’s traditional beauty to the future and sharing it with the world. [Genuine Kaga Yuzen] – Inherited Beauty and Technique – This is a traditional Japanese craft with a history of approximately 400 years. The unique colors using the “Five Colors of Kaga” and the realistic depictions of natural flowers and landscapes are all hand-painted by artisans. Colorful yet subdued, Kaga Yuzen is a masterpiece that everyone will want to own and pass down from parent to child. 【Ushiku Tsumugi】-The Crystallization of Nature and Skill- Ushiku Tsumugi, which has been passed down for over a thousand years in Shiramine (formerly Ushiku), Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture, is made from cocoons containing two silkworms called “tamamayu.” The unique knots created by the intricately intertwined fibers are a distinctive feature of Ushiku Tsumugi. It is also said to be so strong that it will not tear even if it gets caught on a nail, and the nail can even be pulled out, giving it the nickname “Kuginuki Tsumugi.” The more you wear it, the more it will become comfortable, and its beauty will deepen with time.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-a440a8d62f96cc6218d1ed48d2a12976-595×842.jpg Itchiku Tsujigahana
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-c107dbd67ee3072357caacb060549ea0-595×842.jpg Mingyue Lu 【Itchiku Tsujigahana】 Itchiku Tsujigahana is a dyeing art that revived and evolved the Tsujigahana dyeing style that flourished during the Muromachi and Azuchi-Momoyama periods, using its own unique techniques and aesthetic sense. Fascinated by antique textiles at the age of 20, Itchiku opened his studio in 1961 after surviving the war and being detained. The following year, he named his studio “Itchiku Tsujigahana,” and began creating unique works using layered dyeing, shibori, and original colors. His work has been exhibited both in Japan and abroad, earning high acclaim. 【明月盧】 The concept is based on the three principles of “Shu, Ha, Ri” – Shu, Hari, and Ri – found in the spirit of the tea ceremony. Shu represents tradition, Ha represents innovation, and Ri represents originality. The patterns are based on classics, and the differences are expressed through the fabric, technique, and color. Their uniqueness has been recognized, and they have been featured in art museums and magazines overseas. They have also collaborated with famous musicians.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-6d2b9051c77161191381c38ee852f668-595×842.jpg Mizuho Tsuda
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-d612ad756ccf34b5209dc056371ef7ed-595×842.jpg Tansuya Storehouse Corner 【Tsuda Mizuho】 Mizuho Tsuda is an artist who makes full use of the water wax dyeing technique. In order to incorporate the worlds of sliding door painting, Japanese painting, and ink painting into kimono, she has mastered all manner of painting techniques, resulting in stunning masterpieces, including those featuring rising dragons. Her unique style consistently pioneers the world of dyeing, and her works are filled with the heartfelt depth and sensibility of hand-drawn art. She is also known as the mentor of Tsurutaro Kataoka, an accomplished calligrapher and painter. 【Tansu-ya Storehouse Corner】 We offer a selection of kimonos, obi, and accessories from Tansu-ya, a specialty store for reuse, at special prices. We’re offering a huge selection of reused items, including beloved pieces that have been loved for many years and rare items that are now hard to find. Come and find a bargain!
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-3f97d9b7eff71e587ea08e5f29de821c-595×842.jpg Yusai Collection (Sanki Ryo)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-8b3eac567a3cc9964727f683a32c28d9-595×842.jpg Ogasa dyed embroidery 【Yusai Collection (Sankiryo)】 The new kimono series, “Sankiryo,” is here. Developed in Nagahama, these original products are slightly sheer, but not as sheer as pongee or gauze, making them suitable for both single-layer kimono season and midsummer. 【Ogasa Dyeing】 Ogasa Dyeing combines global traditions and history into kimono using the unique expression of hand embroidery. With meticulous attention paid to every aspect of the embroidery, colors, patterns, dyes, and fabrics, the company creates a variety of exquisite pieces that combine deep taste and luxury. The embroidery, which is done carefully and over a long period of time, creates a glossy and three-dimensional look in the thread.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-5f1a911bb2923e98598d16c2d7799d31-595×842.jpg Yosaburo Kitade
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-0badd9c97b76a763967689e501909097-595×842.jpg National Tsumugi 【Kitade Yosaburo】 Kitade Yosaburo is a workshop founded by the founder, who was inspired by traditional designs such as those of Ogata Korin and the Shosoin Imperial Treasures, and elevated Kyoto Yuzen to the level of art. The unique “Kitade Color” color palette is achieved by layering 12 to 13 light and shaded hues and gradations, resulting in a sophisticated and elegant look. The creative spirit of the founder has been passed down to the second generation, and for approximately 85 years, three generations have continued to pursue the beauty of hand-painted Kyoto yuzen. [National Tsumugi] National Tsumugi is a collective term for tsumugi fabrics woven throughout Japan, characterized by a simple, warm texture achieved through pre-dyed yarn. Tsumugi, a beloved everyday garment, is crafted using different techniques and colors and patterns in each region, each with its own unique charm.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/75602/221/75602-221-e5415f04085811b14d57e89d02553c04-595×842.jpg Special price items & souvenirs for visitors *All prices include tax. 【Special Price Items & Visitor Souvenirs】 1. Custom-made sandals: ¥9,800 (tax included) *Special price for the first pair only. Regular price applies for the second pair and beyond. *Please apply and make payment in advance. 2. Receive a ¥3,000 discount coupon for creative Japanese accessories (Yamazaki) 3. Receive a ¥1,000 coupon for traditional Japanese auspicious crafts all day long Planned: Kimono Exhibition and Sale “Grand Festa” (Reservation Required) Date and Time: Thursday, November 6th to Monday, November 10th, 2025
Registration: 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM Last admission on the final day (10th) is at 3:00 PM. Venue: Nihonbashi Plaza Building, 3rd Floor Exhibition Hall 2-3-4 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Access: 4-minute walk from the Yaesu North Exit of JR Tokyo Station 1-minute walk from Exit B3 of Nihonbashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Tozai Line, or Toei Subway Participation fee: 1,000 yen (tax included) *For reservations, please contact one of the Maruyama & Kyosai Group stores (Maruyama, Yusai, Ikigokoro, Miyakosui, Kinohana, or Tansu-ya). List of Maruyama & Kyosai Group stores:
https://www.kimonoyasan.co.jp/storelist/ Business Information About the Maruyama Kyosai Group Maruyama Kyosai Group is a long-established kimono specialty store celebrating its 55th anniversary. In 2024, we reached 100 stores nationwide. Since our founding, we have continued to work hard and refine our kimono collection with the main theme of “Bringing kimono to those who want to wear them,” and we will continue to create a kimono life filled with happiness and joy. Company website: https://mk-kimono.co.jp/ Brand website:
https://www.kimonoyasan.co.jp/ This press release has been issued by Beniwa Co., Ltd., the headquarters of the Maruyama Kyosai Group. ＜Beniwa Co., Ltd.＞ Address: MK Group Futago Building, 3F, 3-31-3 Futago, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 213-0002, Japan Tel: 044-281-4529 (Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed Saturdays and Sundays) For more information about this release Copyright ©
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