Wagasa Denshokan: Craft a Traditional Japanese Umbrella
In vogue during the Edo period, the traditional Japanese umbrella called wagasa is made from wood and oiled paper; to this day, it does not fail to charm with its whimsical and chic design. With a careful eye and a steady hand, craft your own Japanese umbrella in this challenging and fun make-your-own wagasa workshop. Take home your own piece of traditional Japanese culture to treasure for a lifetime.
Basic Info
| Address |
796 Yodoe, Yodoe-cho, Yonago-shi, Tottori
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|---|---|
| TEL | 0859-56-6176 |
| URL | http://www.yonago-navi.jp/yonago/yodoe/experience-culture/wagasadensho/ |
| Hours of Operation |
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
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| Closed |
Sunday, Monday, national holidays
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| Fees | From 6,480 yen per wagasa |
| Parking |
2 large bus spots
10 passanger vehicle spots
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| Access |
3 minutes by car from Yodoe IC 25 minutes on foot from JR Yodoe Station |
