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Milano Unica Secretariat

Fiera Milano City

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Japan Textile Federation, Japan External Trade Organization

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

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The graceful elegance of Japanese beauty, enriched by seasonal natural wealth alongside cutting-edge technology, has created unique and unrivalled sensitivity through intermingled global culture. In the textile field, fabrics retaining an ever-delicate and expressive nature; the fruit of sensitivity imbued in craftsmanship and elaborate skills uniquely established in Japan, have been globally acclaimed. We proudly present the special exhibition ‘ JAPAN CRAFTSMANSHIP – TAKUMI – ‘ at < The Japan Observatory >, following on from the previous season, introducing specific companies and textile production regions that retain our treasured high technicity and sensitivity, in the hope of boosting awareness of Japan Craftsmanship – TAKUMI – among all visitors to the venue.

As a representative Japanese knitted fabric maker, the company produces infinitely sheer and lightweight fabrics using its own originally developed fine-count yarns and with the key stand-out feature of the globally unique whisper weight knitted fabric, alongside < LOTUS > and < FRESCA > original products, favoured by global luxury brands.

High-density fabrics woven using unique traditional technique, particularly retaining the use of historical shuttle looms, help achieve incomparable original texture with simple rustic appeal. The finishing technique, well calculated from the weaving stage, is equally key to broaden textural expressions.

Specialising in linen manufacturing for over 110 years and based in Omi; the home of hemp fabric in Japan, HAYASHIYO has been producing linen fabrics which retain their handwoven warmth and are slowly made with a traditional weaving machine over time, alongside the ‘ultimate linen’; woven with authentic Irish linen yarns made more than 30 years ago with Japanese technique as well as reproducing traditional Omi-jofu motifs …truly a maker seeking an innovative future by learning from the past.

The Intertextile Shanghai Spring Edition, previously held in Beijing until 2013, with Shanghai hosting the Autumn Edition, opted to retain the Shanghai venue for both seasons from 2014 onward. Accordingly, the venue was relocated from Pudong to one of the world’s largest-scale exhibition facilities in Hongqiao, completed last year to mark further progress and evolution. The Japan Fashion Week Organization will continuously organise the Japan Pavilion in response to exhibitors’ requests. Twenty textile companies from Japan will  participate to showcase premium-quality products with high added value.

Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Spring Edition

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Messe Frankfurt（HK）Ltd.
The Sub-council of Textile Industry, CCPI. tex
China Textile Information Centre(CTIC)

National Exhibition and Convention Center(SHANGHAI)

International Hall  [Hall 7.2]

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Japan Pavilion 2016 Spring-Edition

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Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

Business Corner (comprising business booths) ＋Japan Trend Corner

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