Kiso Lacquer Ware Making (Kiso Kurashi no Kougeikan)
Otari Village
Kiso Urushi (Lacquer Ware) is an officially recognized traditional craft in Japan. Everyone from chil...
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Wear a Kimono (Nakano)
Nakano City
The Hakuna matata salon in Nakano City offers visitors a chance to wear traditional kimono or yukata in a ...
Taiko Drumming
Suwa City
Suwa Taisha Shrine’s taiko drumming group, the nationally designated Important Intangible Cultural ...
Silk Dyeing (Komagane Silk Museum Workshop)
Komagane City
Dedicated to honoring the area’s sericulture roots, the Komagane Silk Museum offers silk-related wor...
Uchiyama Style Japanese Paper Making (Iiyama City Hand-made Paper Workshop)
Iiyama City
‘Washi’ (Japanese traditional paper) is made from wood fiber, making it stronger than today’s more com...
Matsumoto Temari Handballs
Matsumoto City
Matsumoto’s most well-known folk craft: colorful “temari” handballs made with bits of yarn. Winding t...
Glass Blowing (Azumino Glass Studio)
Azumino City
Azumino, known for its pristine waters and stunning pastoral and mountainous scenery, is also home to t...
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