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[Fukushima, Fukushima City] Private Kimono Dressing Lesson "Casual Kimono Dressing + Half-width Obi Ribbon-reverse Tying"

Plan ID:55449 Fukushima / Fukushima/Nihonmatsu Hobby / Cultural experience / Traditional culture experience / Kimono rental Provide：アクティビティジャパン東北チーム

Age 18～Age 100
1～2 hours
10:00 / 14:00

For those who already know how to fold kimonos and nagajuban, we offer a lesson on how to tie the ribbon of a half-width obi. Of course, even those who cannot fold can take this lesson♪ Once you learn how to tie a half-width obi, you can of course tie it to a yukata, but it's also fun because you can tie it to a kimono and go out casually. The instructor will dress you in the kimono, so this is a lesson only on how to tie the half-width obi. Casual kimono includes komon, tsumugi, cotton, etc. *This does not include homongi, tomesode, furisode, etc. You can go out to lunch or a cafe in your kimono!

[Ishikawa / Kanazawa] Experience tea ceremony and Japanese gestures in kimono

Plan ID:49782 Ishikawa / Kanazawa/Hakui Hobby / Cultural experience / Traditional culture experience / Tea ceremony experience Provide：和の時空　町屋塾

Age 15～Age 90
1～2 hours
10:30 / 13:00 / 16:00

How about trying on a kimono at Machiya Juku, a Japanese space and time near Higashi Chaya District, and enjoying the world that spreads out from a cup of tea? Escape from everyday life and step into a quiet tea room to discover a new side of yourself. It seems that there are not many houses with tatami mats these days, and the Japanese-style space of a machiya is nostalgic like grandma's house, and it will be fresh for young people. You can learn various Japanese gestures that are useful to remember, such as how to say hello, open and close the fusuma, how to walk and sit on the tatami. This is a Japanese lesson that will definitely come in handy when you are invited, in a slightly formal seat, or in a business setting. Why don't you experience it as a memory of your trip? Not only women but also men are welcome. [Experience flow] ① Dressing (about 30 minutes) ↓ ② How to enter the tea room, see the alcove, tools, how to walk (10 minutes) ↓ Follow the flow of the tea ceremony (about 40 minutes) ③ Have the main sweets ↓④How to have tea↓⑤How to have dried sweets↓⑥How to have tea

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