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[Ishikawa/Kanazawa] Making kimono hagire art! You can take home the one-of-a-kind finished product on the spot!

Plan ID:47607 Ishikawa / Kanazawa/Hakui Hobby / Cultural experience / Traditional culture experience / Traditional culture experience Provide:Provide：KIMONO SALON CROSS

Age 6～Age 100
Within 1 hour /1～2 hours
10:00 / 10:30 / 11:00 / 11:30 / 12:00 / 12:30 / 13:30 / 14:00 / 14:30 / 15:00 / 15:30 / 16:00

Welcome to Kanazawa! You can have fun on both sunny and rainy days! Kanazawa is a city where kimonos look good, but it's a waste to just wear a kimono and go sightseeing! Since this is a great opportunity, why not come into contact with Kanazawa's traditional culture even just a little bit and have an experience that can only be had at that time? It rains a lot in Kanazawa, so I was worried about whether I would be able to wear a kimono and take a leisurely stroll.If you experience making kimono hagire art, you don't have to worry about that at all! ! -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------<What is kimono hagire art making? ＞It is an experience to carefully untie kimonos that are no longer wearable due to burnt holes or stains that will not come off, cut them into small pieces and attach them to paper patterns using kimono hagire to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art. We have a variety of patterns available, such as Kanazawa Station's Tsuzumimon, Kenrokuen's Kotoji Lantern, and Kanazawa Castle, so please choose the one you like! Don't worry, there are also simple designs for children, such as dinosaurs and flowers. It doesn't require any special skills, so anyone can easily do it. What's interesting is that even with the same pattern, depending on the kimono haggis used, you can end up with a variety of different designs! ! Once completed, you can put it in a frame and take it home. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------＜Plan details＞① Reception Our store has a very homey atmosphere and friendly staff. (He is so friendly that he always gets along with the customers...lol) will guide you. ② We will create the only one-of-a-kind kimono hagire art in the world.Create your own special piece! Art has no answers! There are various types of creations, including those who create boldly and those who create delicately! The best part is thinking about the color arrangement and cutting it into the shape you want, so you can enjoy the experience while chatting with the staff in a friendly atmosphere! ③ Decide on the color of the frame ④ Choose the color of the frame and place the work Once completed, you can frame it on the spot and take it home. We would be happy if you could display it on your entrance or wall as one of your wonderful memories of sightseeing in Kanazawa. If your plans change due to sudden rain, why not have some fun and experience some culture? All of our staff are looking forward to meeting you.

[Tokyo Asakusa] Papier-mâché painting experience Let's make original daruma, beckoning cat, and fox masks! <With drink>

Plan ID:48701 Tokyo / Asakusa/Ueno Handmade / Handcraft workshops / Japanese crafts making / Japanese miscellaneous goods / Japanese crafts making / Japanese miscellaneous goods Provide:Provide：日本文化体験カフェ　Pink. ASAKUSA

Age 1～Age 100
Within 1 hour
10:00 / 11:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00

*The campaign with drink will end on April 30, 2024. Why not paint an auspicious papier-mâché in your own original design at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Papier-mâché is a type of craft made by creating a frame from wood and pasting washi paper on it. It originally originated in China, but is said to have been introduced to Japan during the Heian period. There are many different shapes, but many of them are in the shape of animals, and they have become treasured as lucky charms. First, choose your favorite plain body. Once you have decided on the body, use your imagination and paint your ideas with paint. Our staff will support you, so even beginners can have fun creating. Papier-mâché is hollow and very light, making it a very popular souvenir for travel. [Types of bodies to choose from] ▶ Daruma "Daruma" has a rounded shape and is said to "get up no matter how many times it falls, so it has been treasured as a talisman and lucky charm since ancient times. Paper mache daruma dolls are used for all kinds of wishes, such as warding off evil, bringing harmony to the family, and making wishes come true, so they are used to bring prosperity in business and victory. ▶Lucky catsLucky cats used to be good luck charms for sericulture, as they exterminate mice that eat crops and silkworms, but since sericulture has declined, they have come to be good luck charms for business prosperity. There is a theory that lucky cats were originally made using the Imado-yaki pottery technique, which was produced around Imado-cho in Asakusa. *There are various theories. ▶Fox masksFox masks are used in Nohgaku (a general term for Noh and Kyogen) and Kagura (dance and song performed to worship the gods). At Inari Shrine, they are often considered to be auspicious, as they are worshiped as messengers of the gods. Fox masks are also said to bring good luck such as bountiful harvests, prosperity in business, and safety in the home. *Depending on the availability of stock, we may not be able to provide the body you want.

Rating 5.0

Had a great time painting a daruma! It was very strait-forward and they offered many different options (watercolors, acrylics, markers, ect). Location is nice too right by Asakusa.

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