"Anto Mokko Sashi” Local sashiko stitching with a view of Oshima.

•Learn from Momoe Sakanoue, an Anto native who deciphered and revived the Anto mokko sashi technique, lost for 70 years after the war •Enjoy a meaningful sashiko stitching experience as the instructor slowly stitches while sharing stories about Kitamae ships, daily life in Anto, and the emotions woven into Mokko sashiko stitching •View happi coats featuring “Anto　Mokko 　Sashi” sashiko stitching that were actually used in the Anto district’s Oshima Festival, alongside works by Momoe Sakanoue •Receive a “Anto　Mokko 　Sashi” Brooch Kit as a souvenir, allowing you to enjoy Anto’s traditional handicrafts at home •Spend a gentle, tranquil time in the “Craft Gallery,” overlooking the sacred island of Oshima through its windows