Arimatsu Town

In the southeastern suburbs of Nagoya, Arimatsu Town stands as a testament to Japan's rich cultural heritage. This charming town, established in 1608, is renowned for its Arimatsu-Narumi Shibori, a traditional tie-dyeing technique that has been perfected over centuries.

Walking along the historic Tokaido Road, you'll be surrounded by Edo-period wooden houses and shops selling exquisite tie-dyed fabrics​. Arimatsu's allure is not just in its picturesque streets but also in its vibrant cultural events.

The Arimatsu Floats Festival in October and the Shibori Festival in June transform the town into a lively celebration of tradition, with stunning floats, traditional performances, and hands-on experiences​. Visitors can delve into the intricate art of tie-dyeing at the Arimatsu-Narumi Tie-Dyeing Museum, where artisans demonstrate their craft and offer workshops for those eager to learn.

Experience the timeless beauty and cultural richness of Arimatsu. Plan your visit today to explore a town where history and tradition are woven into every corner.

Discover the magic of Arimatsu and become part of its enduring legacy.

Hours

9:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Closed

Arimatsu-Narumi Tie-Dyeing Museum:

Closed for three days around the first weekend in June for the Shibori Festival, year-end and New Year's, and unscheduled holidays.

Available

All year (except unscheduled Holidays)

Minimum Age

All ages are welcome.

Admission Fee

Arimatsu-Narumi Tie-Dyeing Museum:

300 yen (Adult)

100 yen (Elementary, junior high, and high school students)