We developed this year’s lineup with ethical consumption in mind. The EC 2024 goods feature artwork by Atsuko Ogawa, a Sado-based illustrator who designed our festival’s logo. They are colorful, practical items with soothing nature-themed motifs that you can enjoy during EC and for years to come. EC merch is available now from Kodo Online Store (Japanese), and at EC Shop during Earth Celebration.

Made from bamboo fiber, this cutlery set has a pair of chopsticks, a spoon, and a fork. It comes with a compact case, so it’s easy to keep in your bag for eating out. We hope you’ll use it at EC and beyond to help reduce waste.

¥1,000

This natural-fiber bag can hold a lot and it fits comfortably over your shoulder. The material is a combination of jute—a type of hemp that is quick-drying and breathable—and 10 oz. canvas fabric. Bring it with you to Harbour Market and EC Fair, take it home full of treats from Sado Island. Size of Case: W176 x H56 x D30mm, Chopsticks: total length 165mm, Spoon: total length 157mm, Fork: total length 150mm

¥2,800

This T-shirt is made of cotton grown on farmland that stopped using pesticides and chemical fertilizers over three years ago. You’ll love the feel of this soft fabric. Available in four easy-breezy nature-themed colors.

¥3,500

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The tenugui (hand towel) is an everyday must-have item in Japan that has a wide range of uses. To name a few, you can use it as home decor or a table mat, to wrap things, wipe your brow, or cover your head. At Earth Celebration, many people use them as a bandana to keep the sun off their neck or head. Small, light, and multifunctional, it’s a traveler’s best friend.

¥1,800