【東京/淺草】傳統日本和紙製作體驗

Tour Highlights

• Hands-on Tosa Washi papermaking experience

• Learn about the 1,000-year-old tradition

• Wear traditional "samue" work clothes

• Create and take home your own washi paper

• Friendly guidance from a skilled instructor

• Perfect for craft and culture lovers

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• Confirmation is sent upon booking

• Not suitable for pregnant travelers

• Participants with severe medical conditions, including heart issues, should refrain.

• The experience is accessible to most travelers.

• Late arrivals over 10 minutes may not be accommodated; contact us beforehand if delayed.

• The workshop allows a maximum of 4 participants per group for a personalized experience.

Workshop Agenda

Arrival at the Workshop

Meet us at our store, conveniently located on Asakusa Kannon Street. Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the workshop begins. You'll be welcomed by our friendly staff and introduced to the process.

Duration: 10 minutes

Wearing Traditional "Samue"

Once settled, you’ll be provided with traditional Japanese workwear called "samue." This adds a special cultural touch to your experience, allowing you to feel like a true artisan.

Duration: 5 minutes

Introduction to Papermaking

The session starts with a brief introduction about Tosa Washi, one of Japan's most revered papermaking traditions. You’ll get to know the craft’s long history and the techniques used over the centuries.

Duration: 10 minutes

Papermaking Workshop

Under the guidance of a skilled instructor, you will create your very own washi paper. You can choose to make either one A3-sized sheet or four postcard-sized sheets. Enjoy the hands-on experience while crafting something uniquely yours.

Duration: 30 minutes

Optional Colored Paper Experience

For those interested, there is an optional upgrade to make colored paper. This can be selected and paid for at the store.

Take Home Your Handmade Washi Paper

After completing your creation, you’ll have a chance to admire your work and take it home as a special souvenir. A wonderful keepsake from your time in Asakusa.

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