Montreal store specializing in Japanese stationery, stuffed animals, J-fashion and lifestyle items imported from Japan. Each product is chosen to bring a touch of happiness to everyday life.

Handmade jewelry and accessories made from authentic Japanese Yuzen washi paper: necklaces, earrings, hair accessories and keychains inspired by kimono patterns, decorated with miniature origami cranes and butterflies.

Craftswoman creating handmade products from Japanese fabrics and vintage kimonos: clutches, bags, accessories and jackets — and even custom-made with your own kimono. She also practices mizuhiki and tsumami zaiku.

Created by Anh and Kat, Boutique Pon Pon brings real Japanese gashapons to Montreal — machines filled with kawaii, funny and iconic collectible toys, straight from Japan.

Montreal coffee brand founded by Asians, specializing in 100% high-quality Arabica. At the festival: selection of coffees from Vietnam, Philippines, Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia and elsewhere.

Taiyo Centre offers personalized holistic care — osteopathy, acupuncture, naturopathy, and massage therapy — in a warm and soothing space. At YATAI, experience an on-site chair massage, and discover their selection of Japanese incense, artisanal matcha bowls, singing bowls, and Japanese-inspired wellness essentials.

Clawklaws offers a claw machine game experience filled with adorable plushies and collectible prizes. Tokens, plushies to win, and points to redeem – fun memories and unforgettable moments for all ages in a festive and colorful atmosphere.

Costco will be at YATAI MTL to help you sign up for your membership on-site. Guaranteed savings and an unbeatable selection — if you don't have your card yet, now's the time!

The largest selection of Japanese knives in Quebec. Behind each blade, ancestral know-how: Japanese forging, exceptional materials, artisans among the best in the world. A functional piece of art designed to last over 10 years.

Destination Geek organizes tailor-made themed trips for fans of anime, K-pop, Pokémon, and much more, as well as language immersion programs in over 20 countries. From the filming locations of your favorite shows to the best geek spots — they handle all the details.

Sansei born in Brazil, Eliane creates stoneware pottery shaped by hand according to Japanese craft traditions: yunomi, chawan, donburi, hashioki, mamezara and kobachi — functional, resistant and unique.

Lufa Farms built the world's first commercial rooftop greenhouse and delivers thousands of baskets of fresh, local, and responsible food across Quebec every week. An innovative urban farming model: half the energy consumption, 90% of water recirculated, minimized food waste.

Fumi Wada has been practicing classical Japanese calligraphy for over 50 years. At YATAI, she sells original works on various materials and creates custom pieces live, on demand, for visitors.

Futatabi Japan revitalizes vintage kimonos through a sustainable approach, transforming them into unique bags, accessories, and apparel. A fusion of Japanese cultural heritage and contemporary creativity — each piece gives exceptional fabric a second life.

IVNA LINS creates colorful stationery and accessories from her original illustrations: stickers, washi tape, keychains, notepads, postcards, and much more. Sweetness and vibrant colors for every tender heart.

Japanese artist creating handmade stained glass windows inspired by Japan: suncatchers and keychains representing Mount Fuji, Daruma and Maneki-Neko — each piece lets the light tell the story of Japan.

Kimono Marie is an independent kimono stylist and vendor based in Montreal, offering styling, rentals, sales, and kimono photoshoots. Many styles and accessories are available for an authentic Japanese experience.

Kimonos, traditional clothing, photo shoots, kitsuke classes, and workshops — plus a selection of handmade accessories made from kimono fabric, haori, furoshiki, tabi, and sensu fans.

Nestled on Mont-Royal Avenue since 2015, Kyoto Fleurs is much more than a florist: fresh, dried and preserved flowers, plants, objects and Japanese products (bonsai, Kyoto incense, Japanese ferns...). During Japan Week, Ikebana workshops, sake tasting, tea ceremony, Matcha & flowers, Kokedama, Origami and more.

Handmade Japanese fermentation products made in Montreal: koji, miso, miso, amazake, shio koji and soy sauce derivatives — Japanese expertise, local ingredients and a commitment to sustainability.

Lisa's Garden Jewelry transforms real preserved flowers into unique 3D botanical jewelry, inspired by Japanese aesthetics. Rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and more — each piece is handcrafted, hypoallergenic, and designed to last.

Handmade candles made of soy wax and local beeswax, inspired by Japanese culture: onigiri, daruma, maneki-neko and their exclusive signature creation, the calico cat. 🎁 Buy a calico cat candle and receive a small mouse candle as a gift!

Crestar Ltd. is the exclusive Canadian distributor for Pilot, a globally recognized Japanese brand of writing instruments with over 100 years of history. FriXion erasable, G2 gel, BeGreen range — innovative pens for students, professionals, and stationery enthusiasts.

SA Design is a Montreal-based fashion brand, entirely handmade by Sasa, from the selection of Japanese fabrics to the final stitch. Deeply inspired by Japanese culture, it offers unique clothing in inclusive sizing, as well as fashion accessories.

Seouléa is a Montreal-based brand specializing in Asian skincare, offering personalized solutions tailored to every skin type. Comprehensive routines, high-performance ingredients, safe formulas — delivering visible results that meet Canadian market standards.

Gundam Kits, tools, and paints for Gunpla enthusiasts of all levels — Studio Operation V is building its community at YATAI & POCHA MTL 2026!

From Osaka, Suehiro creates handmade jewelry inspired by daily Japanese life and shares the charm of Japanese culture through anime merch, lifestyle items, and local artisanal creations. They've been a fixture in Montreal since Matsuri Japan 2016, and they're back to offer those little moments of joy that make your heart flutter.

Montreal tea house founded in 2003: lounge, matcha bar and shop combined, with more than 600 varieties of exclusive teas and more than 20 authentic matchas from Japan. 🎁 Discounts on teas and accessories!

Dedicated to maintaining Japanese tea traditions, Sakao tea offers Shizuoka leaf tea, Kyoto matcha, and Japanese tea accessories. 🎁 Discounts on leaf tea and matcha!

Handmade Japanese condiments made using traditional methods: soy sauces aged in cedar barrels, real wasabi paste, hon mirin, Japanese chilies and more. 🎁 2 for 1 on Genmaisu brown rice vinegar!

Umisora is a Montreal-based koji artisan, producing fermented foods from organic and local ingredients: miso pastes, white soy sauce, furikake, homemade chai, and more. Discover about twenty products inspired by traditional Japanese fermentation, available at the stall.

Umisora is a Montreal-based koji artisan, producing fermented foods from carefully selected ingredients: organic miso pastes, white soy sauce, hot sauce, homemade chai, furikake, and more. After their debut at YATAI in 2024, they're back with around twenty products inspired by traditional Japanese fermentation.