I love it! You can do many various activities here, from pottery, paper making, soba making, etc. The ticket to enter the area costs ¥550, but you need to pay additional fees for each experience. If you don’t want to pay for the activities, you can just walk around the shops, they have many unique and interesting collections.
The place is unique. You can learn different kind of crafts . Many different lessons like painting ， pottery or glass. Beautiful scenery. Good for kids .
There are several handicraft stores in this place. Has to pay ¥550 for entrance fee, as well as the workshops you will attend. It can easily be a half day here..
A very intersting village that has several traditional craft activities available. They also have several cute photo spots. They also sell a lot of cute stuffs worth checking. We were only able to stay here for less than an hour since the last bus schedule was early. Despite the short time. We enjoyed our stay here.
This is a great place to learn about and experience traditional Japanese crafts. It’s laid out like a village with shops where you can make something. It’s not cheap. But, it’s worth the cost. My husband, who doesn’t like crafts, liked this place so much, we went two Saturdays in a row. It’s best to get there early so you can make the crafts you want before it closes. The crafts stop at 3:30pm. The village closes at 4:30pm. The bathrooms were pretty
cool. They were like mini museums.
