Zenbird will hold the first exhibition in “MoFF 2022” in Shibuya on Sept. 9th

Zenbird will hold the first exhibition, “Conveying the creators’ passions for the next 100 years,” in an ethical event, MoFF2022, held at TRUNK HOTEL in Shibuya on Friday, Sept. 9.

MoFF 2022 will be held and operated by Freewill, Inc., a Japanese ICT company operating an E-commerce website for ethical products, tells market. One hundred ethical brands will gather from all over Japan, and professionals from various fields will participate in talk sessions.

Zenbird and Life Hugger, a Japanese online magazine covering sustainable lifestyles, will curate an exhibition there for the first time together. We’ve curated five brands from tells market so anyone can begin with “ethical consumption.” We will offer the ethical points and the creators’ passions in the exhibition.

Their creators have lots to say and share for the next 100 years. Please come to MoFF 2022, and feel, read, and resonate with their products and passions with your five senses here.
* ADMISSION FREE, but pre-registration is required.

In advance of the event, Zenbird will publish the interviews of the five brands we’ve curated from tomorrow. Don’t miss it!

Event details

• Place: TRUNK HOTEL （Shibuya, Tokyo）Google map
• Date: Friday, Sept. 9 9:30 am to 9:00 pm
• Admission: free, but pre-registration is required (Some charged contents)
• Host: Freewill
• More details: MoFF 2022

The brands we’ve curated

• UZ Fabric (Upcycling Kimonos)



• Urushi no Hashi Juhachi Zen (Ethical lacquered chopsticks)



• The Arakawa Clean Aid Forum “aid to” (accessories upcycled from ocean plastic)



• Kakukei seeds (Open Pollinated Seeds)



• YES (Upcycled chests and reused items)

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