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Experience Japanese Tradition Hands-on
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- Japan is a nation that’s very proud of its long-reaching artistic and creative legacy, and with good reason. From paper to pottery, the country has produced some of the most highly revered and well preserved traditional art forms in the world. There’s no better way to learn about Japanese tradition than by getting hands-on and signing up for one of these workshops. Discover Tottori’s Artisanal Washi History Discover Tottori’s Artisanal Washi History Discover Tottori’s Artisanal Washi History Fukui Lacquerware at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan Fukui Lacquerware at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan Fukui Lacquerware at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan Japanese lacquerware is a craft that has a reputation throughout the globe. One of the best ways to discover the history and beauty of this ancient craft is at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan in Sabae City, Fukui. A gallery and workshop, Urushi no Sato offers three different lacquer classes; drawing, carving, and applying lacquer. With techniques and works that have been passed down through generations, Fukui is a must visit for anyone interested in getting to know Japan’s art history in more depth. Koyasan Daishikyokai Temple Sutra Copying Koyasan Daishikyokai Temple Sutra Copying Koyasan Daishikyokai Temple Sutra Copying Mt Koya, generally regarded as one of Japan’s most spiritual locations is home to a variety of esoteric Buddhist practices which many visitors are more than welcome to experience. A unique activity worth trying is Sutra copying, the method of hand-copying Buddhist sutras. Led by local monks Sutra copying is an exercise in discovering inner peace, and an essential ritual in the practice of Japanese Buddism. If you’re in Koya, there are plenty of opportunities to try it out at least once. Taiko Drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre Taiko Drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre Taiko Drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre A familiar rhythm for anyone who’s ever visited a Japanese Matsuri, taiko drumming is not only great to listen to and mesmerizing to watch, but also an incredibly fun activity to try yourself. Head to the forests of Niigata’s Sado Island, east of mainland Niigata Prefecture, and you’ll discover the home of world’s most famous taiko drumming ensemble. Founded in 1981, the ensemble has been based in Kodo Village since 1988. Kodo Village is a 13.2-hectare area which houses a rehearsal hall, residential buildings, workshop and recording studio. The community regularly welcomes visitors, so if you’ve ever had an inclination to try your hand at this hypnotic Japanese tradition, this is the ultimate place to do it. Taiken Workshop Rokuroza Taiken Workshop Rokuroza Taiken Workshop Rokuroza While Saga Prefecture is practically overflowing with impressive pieces of porcelain wares to admire and buy, the best way to appreciate the Japanese ceramic artform is to try it out for yourself. Book a visit to Rokuro Studio in Arita to get your hands dirty, learn a new skill and craft your own piece of traditional Japanese art. With around 400 years of history in porcelain-making, Artita is home to some of the nation’s most knowledgeable artisans many of whom are more than willing to teach you a thing or two. The workshops are held in both Japanese and English, so there’s no excuse not to give it a go! Tobemachi Ceramics Creation Center in Matsuyama Tobemachi Ceramics Creation Center in Matsuyama Tobemachi Ceramics Creation Center in Matsuyama From the southern corners of Okinawa in the northern points of Hokkaido, Japan has no shortage of pottery towns, but if you’re in Shikoku, head for Tobe not far from Ehime’s capital of Matsuyama. In Tobe, add a visit to Togei Sosakukan to your itinerary for an in-depth, hands-on exploration of the fascinating ceramic form known as Tobeyaki. Under the guidance of the local experts, sign up for one of three workshops; a pottery painting experience, hand molding experience, or the pottery wheel experience. If you’re in the area for a while, you can make this one of your first stops on the way and have the piece fired and finished within a few days. Chopstick Engraving Experience in Wajima Chopstick Engraving Experience in Wajima Chopstick Engraving Experience in Wajima Wajima in Ishikawa Prefecture is famous for Wajima-nuri lacquer stunning, black and red tableware typically covered in with intricate gold designs. The Wajima Kobo Nagaya workshop is a great place to let out all your creative energy getting busy crafting your own chopsticks, just sign up for one of their popular engraving experiences where you can come up with your design and decorate your chopsticks by scraping into the lacquer and then painting the engraving with gold leaf. The workshops are run in Japanese, but the beauty of the process is that it’s straightforward and easy to copy. Also, it’s a great way to practice your Japanese skills while you’re at it! Discover Hyogo’s Ceramic History at Tachikui Sue-no-Sato Discover Hyogo’s Ceramic History at Tachikui Sue-no-Sato Discover Hyogo’s Ceramic History at Tachikui Sue-no-Sato Stroll the streets of Tamba in Hyogo Prefecture, and it’s near impossible to miss Tamba ware, a localized form of pottery that has been passed perfected through generations. Originating in Korea, this form of pottery is fired at extreme temperatures, which creates some extraordinary and unique designs. When you’re in the area, pay a visit to Tachikui Sue-no-Sato, the home of Tamba pottery, where you can try making some Tamba ware for yourself. They have many different workshops on offer for all pottery making levels. You can make your own piece from scratch or design a pre-shaped creation depending on your time and confidence level. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 8. March. 2019
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Factory Tours in Japan - 5 of the best
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- Japan is well known for its platinum standard of product craftsmanship, but many consumers may not realize that this applies to more than just what we see on the shelves. Pull back the curtain and explore the workings of a Japanese factory for a whole new level of appreciation for your favourite things. Tours are cheap (or often free), and come with special perks like the chance to get hands-on and try making something for yourself or indulging in that holy grail of consumer incentives: free samples. Sapporo Beer Museum in Sapporo, Hokkaido Sapporo Beer Museum in Sapporo, Hokkaido Sapporo is Japan’s oldest beer brand, and its Sapporo, Hokkaido factory is one of Japan’s only beer-related museums. At over 100 years old, it also has the distinction of having been declared a Hokkaido Heritage site. Indulge in its sudsy history with a free self-guided tour featuring signage support in English, Korean, and simplified Chinese, or upgrade to a 500-yen guided premium tour, which ends with a flight of three beers–including a tour-exclusive reproduction of Sapporo’s original brew. How’s that for value? After a trip to the gift shop, end your day with a meal at the Sapporo Beer Garden, serving up–you guessed it–Sapporo’s full line of beer and Hokkaido mainstays like local lamb dish Genghis Khan. Nikka Whisky Miyagikyo Distilleries Nikka Whisky Miyagikyo Distilleries Japanese whisky magnate Nikka operates two distilleries, one of which is only several hours north of Tokyo in Sendai, Miyagi prefecture. Using a process brought to Japan from Scotland by chemist Masataka Taketsuru at the turn of the 20th century, Nikka produces everything from low-cost convenience store mixer whiskies to award-winning single malts. Try them all at Nikka’s Miyagikyo Distillery, a lush, red-brick estate that uses water from nearby Nikkawa River to craft the company’s exclusive blends. Though free tours are in Japanese, English commentary is available using a downloadable smartphone app. No matter which language you listen to, the 70-minute tour culminates in a tasting of two types of whiskies and a tangy swig of apple wine. Nikka Whisky Hokkaido Factory Yoichi Distillery Nikka Whisky Hokkaido Factory Yoichi Distillery Nikka’s castle-esque Hokkaido distillery offers the perfect winter warmers to get your blood flowing after a snowy day on the island’s western coast. Its locale and climate were chosen by Nikka’s founder for their similarity to Scotland–including fresh ocean air, whose presence gives the distillery’s whiskies a crisp salt-water finish. But it takes more than good ingredients to make good whiskey. Yoichi Distillery’s tour allows you to observe its unique coal-fired distillation process, a bit of a unicorn in modern-day production due to the difficulty it presents to its workers. Guided tours are in Japanese, but English-speaking visitors can get by with video displays spread throughout the factory explaining each step of manufacturing. As with any good tour, all of your studying is rewarded by a smoky sample at the finish line. Kirin Yokohama Beer Village Kirin Yokohama Beer Village This factory’s close proximity to Tokyo makes it ideal for a boozy day trip from the bustling metropolis. Kirin’s Yokohama factory, the largest and oldest brewery in Japan (and with a website claiming it cranks out more than 2000 cans per minute), offers an extensive multimedia tour teaching participants about the special brewing process that has made Kirin one of Japan’s top-four beer manufacturers. It’s a bit heavy on chemistry, but entertaining enough that it never feels like a lecture. In fact, depending on your interests, you can opt for one of three tour varietals: the standard factory tour, a “nature-themed tour” for the eco-minded, and a family alternative which probably swaps some of the molecular science for a couple of cute mascots (though just how “family-friendly” a beer-based tour can be is debatable). Thankfully, all roads lead to a free tasting, and–if you’re feeling peckish–a meal at in-house restaurant Spring Valley. Tours fill up fast, so best to reserve your spots in advance. Pottery Kiln Tour at Kouraku in Arita Pottery Kiln Tour at Kouraku in Arita Though its population certainly drinks its fair share, Japan produces much more than alcohol. For a little something different, head to Arita in Saga Prefecture to see what a century and a half of craftsmanship looks like via Kouraku’s Pottery Kiln Tour. It’s brief (an average tour takes only 30 minutes), but the best part comes afterwards: an all-you-can-take 90-minute pottery hunt. Kouraku lets you go full-Indiana Jones, digging through piles of pottery with gloves and a flashlight in a search for buried treasure. If it fits in your basket, it’s yours! Azamiya Minsah Craft Center Azamiya Minsah Craft Center If you find yourself in Okinawa, head to Ishigaki Island (a sorely-overlooked vacation destination) to check out Azamiya Minsah Craft Center. Visitors can watch the dyeing and weaving of traditional Minsah textiles, whose pattern of alternating rectangles symbolizes eternal love and is said to have supernatural qualities. Depending on availability, you might also opt to pull up a chair and weave your own masterpiece via paid workshops lasting anywhere from 20 minutes to several hours. Though these are offered only in Japanese, wily participants could probably follow along with a careful eye and a lot of patience. Knowing the origin story of what you buy imbues it with a whole new sense of meaning. The next time you’re looking to pick up your favourite made-in-Japan goods, why not skip the shops and head straight to the source? ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 15. January. 2019
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Pottery-Making Workshop at Rokuro Studio
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- While there is no shortage of impressive pieces of porcelain wares to admire around Saga Prefecture, visiting a workshop is the best way to gain insight and perspective into the delicate art of ceramics. If you’re a more hands on learner visit Rokuro Studio in Arita where you can get your hands dirty, pick up a new skill and you craft your own creations to take home. Trace your way along the colorful walls of Arita town to Rokuro Studio found just a 10minute walk from Kami-Arita Station. As a town with around 400 years of history in porcelain-making, it’s no surprise to find that the workshop’s instructors have a passion and experience for pottery that inspires an eagerness to learn in their students. Suitable for all levels and ages, both beginners and seasoned potters alike can benefit from the personal guidance of the teachers to create your own work of art, made in Arita. Rokuro-za Kicking off with a short demonstration from the two local instructors, students are quickly encouraged to get on the potter’s wheel “Rokuro” to try their hand at their own pieces. Open to everyone, the workshop is held in both Japanese and English and the instructors make their way around the room ready to assist in guiding you through the pottery process. Whether molding a cup, a bowl or something more complicated, the expert guidance and knowledge of the instructors is what makes this experience so special. Rokuro-za Dotted across the studio walls are tips to get your pot as neat and as authentic as possible. For those who wouldn't know where to start with throwing a pot, this is not only a good introduction but will also set you up with all the basic skills for the pottery making process. The step-by-step guides focus on some basic tips to improve your technique. The illustrated posters are there to assist you in achieving the authentic Arita ware style. Rokuro-za ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 1. August. 2017
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จุดท่องเที่ยวที่แนะนำ
ทั้งหมด 730 รายการ
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- โทสุสถานีรถบรรทุก
- ไดร์ฟอิน
- จังหวัดซากะเมืองโทสุนากาโยชิโจ
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- สตูดิโอเครื่องปั้นดินเผาเก็นเอมอน
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4.5รีวิว 25 - เยี่ยมชมโรงงาน / การสาธิตอื่นๆ
- Saga Pref. Nishimatsuragunaritachou Maruo Hino 2726
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初めて窯元に行きました。たくさんの器があり、見るだけでも十分楽しかったです。 色鮮やかなものからモノトーンまでありましたが、どれも美しかったです。どれも料理が映えそうですね。個人的には小鉢が豆皿がとても可愛かったです。お祝いの贈り物にもぴったりだなと思いました。庭園もきれいでした。 また近くに行ったときはフラッと立ち寄りたいです。
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3.5รีวิว 83 - สวนสนุก / ธีมพาร์ค
- จังหวัดซากะนิชิมะจูระอาริตะโจโทยะโอสึ340-28
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... การโจมตีทางอากาศของฝ่ายสัมพันธมิตรในสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 2 ณ เมือง เดรสเดน ( Dresden) Germany สร้างความเสียหายแก่ Zwinger Palace ภายหลัง Baroque architecture...
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4.0รีวิว 33 - สวนสนุก / ธีมพาร์ค
- จังหวัดซากะนิชิมะจูระอาริตะโจฮะราเกะโอสึ111
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Have been going to China on the Park for the past twenty five plus years. There are two areas for china in the complex, one with the best Fukazawa ware including priceless pieces from the past (up...
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