Create a one-of-a-kind accessory using traditional Japanese textiles.
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Why not create your own original item while experiencing the beauty of traditional Japanese textiles at a gallery in Kitakyushu?
"Please Note" ✴️Reservations take priority. If there are reservations, you will have to wait. Thank you for your understanding.
✴️Please check the shop's opening dates on the Instagram calendar below.
In the workshop, you can freely choose from a variety of traditional Japanese textiles with different colors and patterns, and create a one-of-a-kind item such as a keychain or bracelet.
The appeal of the experience
You can see and touch traditional Japanese textiles and choose your favorite pattern.
We will introduce you to Japanese textiles and craftsmanship culture.
Includes Japanese tea and sweets.
• You can engrave memorable dates, names, etc.
There are no difficult tasks. Even beginners can easily enjoy it.
• You can take your completed artwork home with you on the same day.
・Recommended as a travel memento or a souvenir from Japan.
Things that can be made
Keychains, bracelets, necklaces, etc.: from 2000 yen
*You can choose from the items available on the day.
The experience takes approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour, making it a convenient stop during your Kitakyushu sightseeing trip.
The event will be held at ITOHEN Gallery, 4th Floor, Kokusai Building, 2-10-21 Asao, Tobata-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is within walking distance from JR Tobata Station.
About ITOHEN
Japan boasts a wealth of beautiful textiles that have been passed down through generations, intertwined with the history and culture of each region. ITOHEN aims to connect these traditional Japanese textiles to the next generation by cherishing tradition while transforming them into new forms that are easily incorporated into modern life. It's not just about looking; it's about actually "touching, choosing, and creating." Take home a small piece of Japanese tradition that you create yourself, along with memories of your trip to Japan.
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