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Japan | Craft and Textile Immersion Tour 2026

Organisations are invited to bring together a cohort of 3-8 creative practitioners to participate in a three-day immersive textile and craft tour in the Tango region of Kyoto, Japan in November 2026.

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Tango region, Kyoto, Japan
Nov 1, 2026

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Commoning Studio and MORI WO ORU invite partner organisations to join a transformative three-day immersive programme visiting artisan studios and exploring the textile culture of the Tango region of Kyoto, Japan. Participants will experience the region's landscapes, craftsmanship, and cultural traditions as active participants in a journey designed to inspire new perspectives on materials, making, and sustainability. The Tango region is home to more than 1,300 years of silk-weaving tradition.

Organisations that can bring together a cohort of 3–8 creative practitioners, including design studios, brands, companies, universities, research institutions, NPOs, professional associations, conference communities, membership organisations, and other creative networks.

  • Number of groups: 2 to 3 organisations
  • Participants per group: 3 to 8
  • Dates: November 2026
  • Supported by the Japan Tourism Agency
  • Transportation from Kyoto Station to Tango
  • Accommodation in Tango (2 nights)
  • Guide and translation fees
  • All programme and experience fees
  • Deadline: 10 September 2026
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Theme
An immersive exploration of the Tango region's 1,300+ years of silk-weaving tradition, artisan studios, textile culture, landscapes, and craftsmanship, designed to inspire new perspectives on materials, making, and sustainability.
Eligibility
Open to organisations able to bring together groups of 3-8 creative practitioners; includes design studios, brands, companies, universities, research institutions, NPOs, professional associations, conference communities, membership organisations, and creative networks.
Audience
Creative practitioners, design studios, brands, companies, universities, research institutions, NPOs, professional associations, and creative networks

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