"Weaving Shibusa" narrates the tale of Japanese craftsmanship and commitment, evident in their deep affection and fascination for denim. This film offers an unprecedented glimpse into the enigmatic and storied world of Japanese denim, shared by those most qualified to tell it: the renowned vintage denim experts known as the "Osaka 5," credited with revitalizing Japan's denim industry, as well as fervent innovators whose unparalleled work has made "Japanese Denim" synonymous with the utmost quality. What distinguishes Japanese denim is not merely its materials, machinery, or techniques, but also the individuals and ideologies driving the process. The documentary, directed by emerging filmmaker Devin Leisher, uncovers the profound passion and profound understanding behind Japanese denim. It also prompts a question: what lies ahead for these garments, so deeply entrenched in the past? The film takes us to Shinya Textile Mills in Okayama, renowned for producing exceptional fabrics like those for The REAL McCOY’S and Big John Rare, and also visits vintage icons and legendary stores in Osaka and Tokyo.