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*Due to the relocation of our store, we are currently not accepting reservations. Why not paint an auspicious papier-mâché with 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, so it is very popular as a souvenir for travel. [Types of bodies to choose from] ▶ Daruma "Daruma" has been treasured as a talisman and lucky charm since ancient times, as its rounded shape means that it "stands up no matter how many times it falls down." 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. ▶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. There is a theory that lucky cats were originally made using the "Imado ware" pottery technique, which was produced around Imado-cho in Asakusa. *Various theories exist*Depending on the stock situation, we may not be able to provide the body you want.

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• Age 5～Age 100
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*Due to the relocation of our store, we are currently not accepting reservations. Why not paint a fox mask with your own original design at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Fox masks are a type of traditional Japanese mask, and are particularly associated with Shinto and folk beliefs. Foxes are sacred beings in Japanese myths and legends, and are especially worshiped as messengers of the Inari god. Fox masks play an important role in these beliefs and festivals. First, choose your favorite fox mask and paint your favorite colors and designs on the white mask. Using various paints, from acrylic paints to paint your ideas with paint. Our staff will support you, so even beginners can have fun creating. The traditional atmosphere of Asakusa and the mysterious elements of the fox mask combine to create a special experience. [Types of fox masks to choose from] ・Full (fox mask) ・Half (fox mask) ▶Fox masks Fox 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, foxes are often considered to be auspicious, as they are worshipped as messengers of the gods. In addition, fox masks are said to bring good fortune, such as bountiful harvests, prosperous business, and safety in the home. *Depending on the stock situation, we may not be able to provide the body you want.

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• Age 5～Age 100
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*Due to the relocation of our store, we are currently not accepting reservations. Why not make your own original art fan or fan at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Choose from the traditional Japanese crafts of "fan" or "uchiwa", decorate it with your own ideas, and make your own unique fan or fan. You can easily enjoy decoration using stamps, markers, watercolors, etc. No special skills or drawing skills are required. You can create your own unique fan or fan by freely choosing the type and color of stamps and applying an original design. By incorporating modern stamp art into a traditional fan, a new art piece that combines tradition and modernity is born. Our staff will support you, so even beginners can enjoy creating. Your original fan will be a special item that you made yourself and will be a memorable and important item. It is also popular as a personal favorite item. *This experience is an experience where you paint a plain fan or fan yourself.

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• Age 8～Age 100
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*Due to the relocation of our store, we are currently not accepting reservations. Why not make a Mizuhiki accessory that brings happiness at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Mizuhiki is a decorative cord used on the front of gift envelopes and condolence envelopes, and is mainly used for engagement gifts, gift covers, New Year decorations, etc. The beauty and delicacy of curves are a unique Japanese culture, and there are deep meanings and commitments to the way it is tied and the number of pieces, and the type used varies depending on the situation. Recently, it has been used in a wide range of applications, including decorations, accessories, and interior decorations. Our store offers many colors and types of Mizuhiki. From beginners to advanced users, aim to complete it to the extent that you can! Our staff will support you, so even beginners can enjoy creating. Mizuhiki is recommended as a present because it means connecting people with each other, as it is tied by pulling a string. Mizuhiki is also light and small, making it a great souvenir for travel. [Types of metal fittings to choose from] ・Earrings ・Key chains ・Straps

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• Age 7～Age 100
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*Due to the relocation of our store, we are currently not accepting reservations. Why not make your own original goshuincho at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Goshuincho are used by worshippers to keep a record of their visits and mementos of their trips and pilgrimages when visiting Japanese temples and shrines. First, you can make an upcycled goshuincho that is kind to the earth, using recycled materials such as scraps from the kimono manufacturing process, used paper bags, and wrapping paper. Choose your favorite pattern from the materials and make your own favorite goshuincho! Our staff will support you, so even beginners can have fun creating. If you visit shrines and temples with your handmade goshuincho, it will become a deeper memory. ●What is upcycling? It is the process of giving new added value to things that would otherwise be discarded or unwanted items, upgrading them into new products, and giving them a new life. In order to switch from a consumer society in which things are mass-produced and consumed to a sustainable society, the keyword upcycling is something that should be paid close attention to.

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