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My medium is Kiri-e, my own style paper cutting. I came to Bellevue in 1978.
I have been here ever since combining Pacific Northwest and Japanese natural imagery in my art pieces. You can see my public art at the Pike Place Market, Uwajimaya Seattle store (Dragon Tower) and Isan Bellevue.

​At ANA, we strive to connect you to the world, while serving as your little oasis in the clouds. As a Star Alliance member, we have partnerships with more than 35 airlines, giving you access to approx. 40 international destinations across Asia, Europe and North America and approx. 50 destinations within Japan.

Amusy Entertainment was established in Seattle, Washington. We aim in providing Japanese entertainment culture to the Pacific Northwest.

Hope and opportunity in over 40 languages.
ACRS promotes social justice and the well-being and empowerment of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and other underserved communities – including immigrants, refugees, and American-born – by developing, providing and advocating for innovative, effective and efficient community-based multilingual and multicultural services.

​More than just a candle – explore our collection of botanical candles decorated with locally grown flowers in WA and crafted in kawaii (cute) style.

Chado Urasenke Tankokai Seattle Association is the non-profit organization serving the Chado Urasenke practitioners and those interested in Chado in the greater Seattle area. Our mission is to promote better understanding and appreciation of the rich culture and spirits of Japan through the art of Chado, “the Way of Tea”, commonly known in English as “Japanese Tea Ceremony”.

We bring you high-quality lifestyle items that enrich your everyday life.

The Consulate-General of Japan in Seattle assists Japanese nationals living in Washington, Montana, and Northern Idaho and works together with local communities to promote Japanese culture and facilitate a variety of exchanges. As the official representative of the Government of Japan in this region, the Consulate strives to strengthen bonds of mutual friendship and understanding between Japan and its neighbors in the Northwest.

​Uplift Your Spirit with Angelic Crystal Jewelry
For those who love crystals as much as I do, Crystal Angels offers elegant, angelic, and unique jewelry that harnesses the healing energies of hand-picked natural crystals to promote balance and positivity in your life. Our designs are delicate, boho chic, and feature beautifully wire-wrapped crystals, making each piece a perfect blend of beauty and spiritual benefits.
Discover the power of crystals with Crystal Angels and let our jewelry raise your vibe, inspire, and heal you. Embrace your true self and shine brightly with the earth’s most precious stones.

EGG Atelier specializes in crafting handmade crochet and micro-crochet creations, from charming key chains to intricate home décor. Each piece is a work of art, made with sustainable materials and a deep passion for the craft. We celebrate the art of crochet, connecting with our customers through unique, high-quality designs that are both playful and elegant. Discover our latest collections, where tradition meets innovation in every stitch.

​At Hasu-Seizo, our aspiration is to serve as a connection between the rich heritage of Japanese traditional craftsmanship, refined over centuries, and our cherished customers.

Do you like authentic, kawaii-style Japanese art? You'll find various cute art such as stickers, keychains, pins, and more to add a touch of kawaii to your life!

A place with all kind of cute stuffs.

The Hyogo Business & Cultural Center is an overseas office based in Seattle that seeks to promote the Hyogo-Washington Sister-State Relationship.

Ikebana International is a non-profit cultural organization dedicated to the promotion and appreciation of Ikebana, Japanese flower arranging. Its motto is “Friendship through Flowers.”

The Seattle Chapter 19, chartered March 16, 1959, is dedicated to cultivating and perpetuating the study of Ikebana by demonstrations and public exhibitions, with a deep purpose of establishing a better relationship among all people. The chapter celebrated its 60th anniversary in June 2019. Our chapter is administered by our volunteer members.

​For over 40 years the Yokono family has offered the finest quality artisanal Japanese sweet potato chips and vegetable snacks handcrafted with care in Kobe using simple, all-natural Japanese ingredients. Imo Madoi snacks are full of love and unbelievably delicious and have won the highest Grand Prix culinary award in the prestigious Japan Food Selection.

My name is Jessica, owner & artist of iSadlyfe. I create fan art of anime and in-game characters in the form of stickers, stationary, prints, acrylic pins, charms, phone accessories & life style items. I love giving the sense of nostalgia when people look at my art. I also crochet bear hats, cat hats & coasters. Love having a cute and cozy vibe when people use my crochet items. I also design anime inspired glassware & tote bags to go about your daily routines!

An Elevated Travel Experience with Japan Airlines. Enjoy relaxation, comfort, and 5-star Service.

The mission of JASSW is to promote mutual understanding and friendship between the peoples of Japan and Washington State by providing a forum for the exchange of ideas and information.

We have monthly events open to the public so check back often on our social media (Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, and LinkedIn) and website for more information!

JIA Foundation works to empower Japanese in America, and their families and friends by connecting them to resources, to one another, and to the community. At JIA Foundation, through seminars and networking events, we aim to create a community where everyone shares their experiences and wisdom, helping each other lead a more fulfilling life in America. Additionally, living in a global era, we support the development of young individuals with diverse identities, who serve as ambassadors of cross-cultural understanding and values.

We are KawaiiTreats, a small Women owned AAPI family business that brings delicious anime-themed street food and treats to you—sharing the love of Japanese fusion flavors.

Kenjinkai is a group of people interested in different prefectures in Japan.

Ancient Grounds offers a wide selection of authentic Japanese-made clothing such as kimono, haori, juban, yukata, and worker cottons—all handsewn in Japan—along with textile pieces for sewing at home.

KIMONO ART, based in Seattle and Kobe, is dedicated to sharing the rich heritage of traditional Japanese kimono culture. With our carefully curated kimono collection and expert dressing techniques, we provide personalized selections that respect each client's individuality and cultural background, helping celebrate life's significant moments, from Shichigosan (children's celebrations) to Coming of Age ceremonies and weddings.

Kizuki Ramen is dedicated to serving the most authentic and traditional Japanese ramen, delivering the taste of Japan without the need to travel. With a focus on quality, service, and value, we bring moments of joy to our customers, team, and communities.

We will be showcasing and selling works of Kogin embroidery, a traditional sashiko stitching technique from Aomori Prefecture. Come and experience the beauty of the fabric firsthand!

Kumoricon is an annual Japanese Culture and Anime Convention held in Portland, Oregon. Our mission is to provide a collaborative space for the celebration of and education about Japanese culture, anime, manga, games, and other related media. We work to bring together experts from within Japanese culture and the anime and manga industry with attendees in the Pacific Northwest region to foster a vibrant and diverse community. Through this, we connect like-minded individuals in a space where they feel comfortable to express their passions and share ideas.

MishaCharms is a local artist who creates stickers, stationery goods, jewelry, and trinkets! Misha illustrates all of her designs and is greatly inspired by her own Asian culture and love for cute things!

We specialize in Japan- and Asia-inspired plushies and handmade fabric crafts. Many of our fabrics are either made in Japan or custom-printed. Our products include lanyards, badge reels, pouches, towels, bowl cozies, keychains, and more!

Nara Tea Co.: Experience Authentic Matcha and Tea Utensils!
At Nara Tea Co., we proudly offer authentic matcha from Marukyu Koyamaen, a legendary tea producer with over 400 years of tradition and the No. 1 choice among tea ceremony practitioners worldwide. As their official U.S. distributor, we bring the finest matcha straight from Kyoto to your cup.
In addition to our premium matcha, we also carry beautifully crafted tea utensils to enhance your tea experience. Visit our booth at Japan Fair to explore the art of Japanese tea culture and find everything you need to enjoy matcha at its best.

North American Post Publishing prints The North American Post and Soy Source newspapers for the Japanese American and Japanese speaking communities in the Pacific Northwest.

My name is Nancy and I started nxn illustrations as a stationery/lifestyle brand to connect with people through cute and relatable artwork. I draw cute illustrations and turn them into merch products like stickers, keychains, pins, accessories, and stationery. I hope my creations can bring you joy.

I started Origami by Kannika to share my love for crafting beauty. Each piece of origami art I create is unique and has a story to tell. As you bring my origami into your world, you transform yours. Add a page of your story to tell.

Pac West Kimono is your destination for an extensive selection of distinctive Japanese apparel, accessories, and housewares for both adults and children. Our offerings range from traditional vintage kimonos to contemporary Japanese items, including yukata, jinbei, happi coats, tabi socks, stylish hats, hair accessories, adorable keychains, pouches, and much more. We invite you to visit our booth, where you’re bound to discover something that captivates your interest!

The Pacific Northwest Naginata Federation, a 501c3 non-profit corporation, was founded in 2006 to promote the study of the Japanese art of Naginata. We teach classes, hold seminars and tournaments locally as well as participate in National and International Naginata events.

Hello! I am an illustrator from Japan creating cute things to brighten up your day! I design and produce everything myself, focusing mostly on the kawaii/cute aesthetic. I'm always experimenting and learning how to create new products and new art styles, and I am excited to share my art with everyone as I continue to grow! I love to create happiness and smiles through my work!

Rainier Ginsha is a group of persons pursuing the way of Haiku, apart of Japanese culture. Haiku is a short form of poetry of seventeen letters to express appreciation of nature, change of seasons, life, experiences, emotions, understanding end even philosophy. It was established in Seattle in 1934, continued in Camp during World War II, resumed in Seattle and is still active today. Rainier Ginsha follows the Haiku principles established by Kyoshi Takahama (Hototogisu Haiku). Two to four times a year, members' haikus are sent to Japan to be critiqued by a Hototogisu teacher. Haiku Meeting (KUKAI) are held by online “Natsugumo System”, Zoom, and face-to-face meeting once a month regularly.

Retro Pop Namu offers Japanese-inspired original hand-screen printed clothing and bags.

Your source for awesome nerd goodies! Handpicked treasures from Japan. Explore high quality retro video games, anime, and pop culture items.

Precisely crafted using only the highest quality ingredients, ROYCE' has been making exquisite, world class confections in Hokkaido (the northernmost island of Japan).

Sakura-Con is an annual anime convention held in Seattle, Washington, organized by the Asia-Northwest Cultural Education Association (ANCEA). As one of the largest anime conventions in the Pacific Northwest, it attracts thousands of attendees each year. The event features a wide range of activities, including cosplay contests, panel discussions, gaming tournaments, screenings of anime and films, concerts, and vendor halls.

Sakura-Con celebrates Asian pop culture, including anime, manga, music, and fashion, providing a vibrant and immersive experience for fans. 

Sakura-Con takes place next April 3rd - 5th 2026! We hope to see you there!

Hi I'm Sakura, a Seattle-based and Japanese American design student. I have a passion for creating illustrations and character design, so I mainly create fan-arts of anime, manga, and games, as well as original characters! I also love to chat with my fellow fans!!

Seattle Betsuin Buddhist Temple is excited to debut at Japan Fair 2025 to announce the celebration of their 93rd annual Bon Odori. An annual Seafair sanctioned community event, that includes food booths, a beer garden, live entertainment, community performances, and Odori dancing! Visit their booth at Japan Fair to learn more about the history of Bon Odori, and other activities available through the temple like Boy Scouts, Campfire, Dharma School, and so much more.

The Seattle Go Center teaches and promotes the Asian game of Go. This 4000 year old strategy board game continues to fascinate players around the world. Japanese professional Go player, Iwamoto Kaoru Sensei created The Seattle Go Center (SGC) in 1995, purchasing a property in the University District . We are very grateful for the generosity of a Japanese professional Go player, Iwamoto Kaoru and the Nihon Ki-in (the Japanese Go Association to whom Iwamoto Sensei bequeathed SGC).

We are a Japanese & Filipinx duo creating small and useful accessories and decor that bring joy to the everyday, inspired by our authentic heritage.

Shooley Art creates original illustrations, stickers, and apparel inspired by animals and the humor in everyday life. With a soft color palette and whimsical style, our work often shows animals in imaginative lands to elicit a sense of comfort, warmth, and joy.

We design Japanese-inspired apparel such as Noragi Kimono, comfy pants and samurai pants. We also upcycle Japanese vintage countryside garments such as hanten and boro textile.

Discover the charm of Single Sploot, where our Asian American-inspired corgi designs turn everyday items into pockets of happiness.

Single Sploot is a corgi themed sticker and "stuff" shop focused on bringing their favorite fluffy friend into their everyday lives. All designs are digitally illustrated from their home away from home in Seattle, Washington. They pull inspiration from their daily life, their history, culture and community to produce items that are bound to always bring a smile to your face!

SmallRiniLady is a Bellevue local artist. She specializes in upcycling manga into accessories and illustrating kawaii designs based on Asian foods and pop culture icons.

Selling goods, living products, and X-mas cards from Japan.

Since our establishment in 1946, Sugimoto Tea Company has been dedicated to crafting tea loved by everyday tea drinkers from all walks of life. Our specialty lies in fukamushi, or deep-steamed tea, sourced directly from the local Kanaya region of Shizuoka prefecture. Discover green tea direct from a family-run Japanese tea producer.

Our traditional, Edomae-style sushi has given the Eastside, as Seattle Met magazine says, "...its very own flagship of capital-S Serious sushi". Appearing on Top Ten lists from the Seattle Times, Seattle Met, Eater, Infatuation, Open Table and others, Takai by Kashiba strives to serve our guests the highest level of Japanese cuisine. We welcome you to experience our fine dining atmosphere, service, and critically acclaimed beverage program.

“Providing a healthy and civilized way of life”—This was the vision of our founder, and it has been continuously passed on to each of our employees as the TOTO Group Corporate Philosophy.
This vision has lasted over a century and serves as the center of the TOTO Group’s management and the touchstone for our craftsmanship and sales activities.
We will work to ensure this vision gets passed along to future generations by delivering safe and reliable TOTO-brand products and services to customers around the world. In doing so, we will “create an enriched and more comfortable lifestyle and culture built on our plumbing products.” This is a key facet of the TOTO Group Corporate Philosophy.

Have you ever been interested in Mandarin but never learned it because you did not have a chance? Or just simply because it looks VERY difficult?

Come to join our Taiwanese Traditional Characters class and its’ phonics system!!! This is the first step to understand Mandarin and it’s amazing. Not only this exciting subject, we will also talk about culture of Taiwan from a native and a worldwide view point.

*** We have one to one in-person and online classes.
*** We teach in English or Japanese as your preference.

A squirrely Japanese American mom making unique and kawaii items for her two kids and the world.

U.S. Jaclean, Inc. is one of the leading health and wellness massage chairs distributors in the United States since 1982. Our mission: To improve the health and wellness of Americans through quality products that can be used from the comfort of home.

With nearly 500 employees, Uwajimaya is one of the largest Asian grocery retailers in the Pacific Northwest.  Since 1928, Uwajimaya has evolved beyond providing basic grocery staples and become the destination to experience Asian food culture.

As an iconic, family-owned business with deep roots in the Pacific Northwest, we strive to be the premier destination to learn, share and provide the best of Asian food culture through experiences and goods.

Wanderella is a Seattle-based artist who creates Asian-inspired art and goods from her love for Japanese culture! Visit our booth to discover a delightful selection of funny and relatable stickers, art prints, greeting cards, tote bags, apparel, and much more. You’re sure to find something that brings a smile to your day 🌸

We are a club of individuals who are from or lived in Kyoto, Japan.

Washington Shotokan Association is a non-profit Shotokan Karate dojo, serving the Eastside for over 50 years with teachings rooted in tradition, respect, and community.

WAZA Tokyo brings the essence of Japan’s craftsmanship to life, offering exclusive, artisan-made tableware and home decor. Skilled artisans thoughtfully crafted each piece, blending traditional techniques with modern elegance. Discover the beauty of high-quality, one-of-a-kind creations.

Yuzu Marché is a woman-owned small business offering authentic, high-quality pantry and kitchen products straight from Japan! After recently returning to the United States after several years of working in Tokyo, the founder, Misao Oki, found it was impossible to obtain her favorite kitchen tools and pantry items she had enjoyed while living in Japan. Realizing others could benefit from her bicultural experience, Yuzu Marché was born! We hand-pick all of our items with the goal of spreading our love of authentic and unique Japanese products here in the United States. We hope you will think of us as your friend who knows the ins and outs of Japan!

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Flowering Waters is on a mission to bring a beautifully modern kyusu (Japanese teapot/elixir vessel) to life—designed for today, rooted in tradition. Alongside it, discover small-batch, high-grade Japanese teas that we’ve sourced with care and brew with love. Not just teatime—it’s a ritual, a moment, a way to reconnect. Come sip with us.