Artisans in Tsubame-Sanjo continuously innovate, driving the vibrant development of cultural tourism and industries. In Japanese culture, the concept of "Jian" embodies a philosophy of meaningful space and connectivity. Using "In-Between" as the exhibition concept, stories are interwoven to explore the craftsmanship legacy in "Heritage In-Between," the aesthetic essence of life in "Lifestyle In-Between," and the cultural exchange in "Interaction In-Between." As Tsubame-Sanjo evolves over time and place, its multidimensional network transforms into an enduring force of vitality.

The exhibition's main visual consists of three interwoven circles, representing people, objects, and Tsubame-Sanjo itself. Connected by a red line, they symbolize the exchange of objects, culture, and stories within. The exhibition space design incorporates guided pathways and transparent fabrics to connect the object display area, activity experience zone, and curated merchandise area, effectively conveying the exhibition concept. Visual elements in the space echo the main visual concept, vividly presenting the characteristics of artisan tools, while semi-transparent dual fabrics enhance the spatial depth.

The exhibition includes specially designed workshops for interacting with Tsubame-Sanjo artisans and a limited dessert party, allowing the public to experience the joy of Tsubame-Sanjo craftsmanship together.