Experience the traditional Japanese craft of "washi paper making" (Asakusa, Tokyo)
- A special experience of making handmade washi paper in Asakusa. Tosa washi paper is one of the three major washi papers in Japan with a history of over 1000 years.
- Even beginners can feel at ease! In this fun and educational workshop, you will learn about the history and production methods of Tosa washi paper, and create your own original washi paper under the guidance of a friendly instructor wearing a samue.
- Take home your own washi paper as a special souvenir.
What to expect
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Why not try making handmade Japanese washi paper, a traditional Japanese craft?
Tosa washi is one of Japan’s three major traditional papers, boasting a history of over 1,000 years. It is known as a durable and warm type of washi paper.
After watching a video about the history and papermaking techniques of Tosa washi, put on traditional Japanese work clothes called samue and make your own washi paper under the guidance of a friendly instructor. The workshop is filled with laughter, and many people are captivated by the beauty of the finished washi paper. You can take home the washi paper you made as a special souvenir.
Recommended for those who love Japanese culture and traditional crafts.
● Postcard Washi Papermaking Experience
Duration: 30–40 minutes Plain washi postcard making experience (4 sheets)
● [Includes Colored Washi] Postcard Washi Papermaking Experience
Duration: 45–60 minutes Colored washi postcard making experience (4 sheets) This plan is characterized by the ability to attach patterned decorative washi paper called “rakusuishi” and beautifully colored delicate paper to your postcards. “Rakusuishi” comes in over 100 variations, allowing you to choose your favorite design.
















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