Japan's Hand Hand Hand See City Exhibition Connects Makers, Communicators, and Users

Hand Hand Hand See City Exhibition (Tetete Miseichiba) is a three-day trade show held regularly every year in Tokyo since 2012 by the Hand Hand Hand Cooperative (Tetete Cooperative). The name of the exhibition comes from the Japanese word ending shared by the three terms maker, communicator, and user (tsukurite, tsutaete, tsukaite) - te (hand). The main axis of the exhibition is to connect makers, communicators, and users in Japan, in an attempt to create the possibility of linking the relationships among these three parties in the future.

Since this exhibition is open only to buyers, media, and handicraft industry workers, and is closed to the general public and consumers, this report is presented as a record so that more people can learn about this interesting trade show through the report.