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Folk crafts Demonstration
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Area: Kawasaki
Category: Experience > Learn and Experience
Category: Experience > Learn and Experience
At the Nihon Minkaen various folk crafts are demonstrated each Sunday. Through instructions from the Mingu-Seisaku-Gijutsu-Hozonkai (Society of Preserving Arts and Skills of Making Folk Tools) there are folk tool making demonstrations; bamboo basket weaving (Takezaiku), cotton weaving (Hataori) and straw crafts (Warazaiku).
Tourist Info.
Admission Fee:
Adults 500 yen, 65 years and over 500 yen. Children(Junior High School and under) Free, Handicapped Persons Free.
Open:
from Mar. to Oct. 9:30am～5:00pm(Last admission 4:30pm)
from Nov. to Feb. 9：30am～4：30pm(Last admission 4：00pm)
There is a public parking. English tour guides are available.
Access
4. at Kawasaki Station
5. use JR Nanbu Line to Noborito (27 min.)
6. use Odakyu Line to Mukogaoka Yuen (1 min.)
7. walk south (13 min.)
Tourist Info.
Admission Fee:
Adults 500 yen, 65 years and over 500 yen. Children(Junior High School and under) Free, Handicapped Persons Free.
Open:
from Mar. to Oct. 9:30am～5:00pm(Last admission 4:30pm)
from Nov. to Feb. 9：30am～4：30pm(Last admission 4：00pm)
There is a public parking. English tour guides are available.
Access
4. at Kawasaki Station
5. use JR Nanbu Line to Noborito (27 min.)
6. use Odakyu Line to Mukogaoka Yuen (1 min.)
7. walk south (13 min.)
Access to Kawasaki Area
Kawasaki (川崎)
Terminal Station: Kawasaki Station
Access by
- Train
0. at Tokyo Station
1. use JR Tokaido Line to Kawasaki (18 min.)
- Car
use Daiichi Keihin to Kawasaki (30 min.)
Terminal Station: Kawasaki Station
Access by
- Train
0. at Tokyo Station
1. use JR Tokaido Line to Kawasaki (18 min.)
- Car
use Daiichi Keihin to Kawasaki (30 min.)
Map around Folk crafts Demonstration
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Detailed Travel Guide for Folk crafts Demonstration
At the Nihon Minkaen various folk crafts are demonstrated each Sunday. Through instructions from the Mingu-Seisaku-Gijutsu-Hozonkai (Society of Preserving Arts and Skills of Making Folk Tools) there are folk tool making demonstrations; bamboo basket weaving (Takezaiku), cotton weaving (Hataori) and straw crafts (Warazaiku).
Learn how traditional crafts are being kept alive and see how the Japanese people of old lived and worked.
Visitors are invited to join in and experience some crafts and learn how to make bamboo baskets, weave straw sandals and mats, and make traditional Japanese paper. Traditional paper making demonstrations (Kamisuki) are given by the Kanagawa-Kamisuki-kenkyukai (Society for the Study of Papermaking).
