[A trip to experience traditional crafts] Paper making experience to learn about vegan leather and Ise fake leather paper ◎ Sweetened

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Vegan leather faux leather paper invented in the Edo period. Learn about the sustainable mindset and techniques of the ancient Japanese people, and experience making them yourself. Relaxing tea time with Ise tea and sweetness! [Recommended before visiting Ise - A trip to experience traditional craf...

Latest update : 2024.02.13

Required time

[Time required] Approximately 45 minutes

Transportation

Location

The reception is located in Saiku's small shopping street, Minoriya, an old folk house in front of Takejinja Shrine along Ise Kaido in Meiwacho Saiku, which is popular for its flower hand washing.First, we will walk around Saiku's historic sites. Pass through a 1/10th model of the former Saiku shrine and the ancient Ise road from the Nara period, and receive basic information about Saiku through the guide's commentary.

Faux leather paper course! First, let's learn about faux leather paper.

We will explain in an easy-to-understand manner how pseudo-leather paper was created and how it was made.

After learning about fake leather paper, try your hand at making paper.

At the end, enjoy a relaxing time with Ise tea and sweets while looking out at Ise Kaido.

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Meiwa Tourism Trading Company General Incorporated Association

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The entrance to Oise-san, Meiwa-cho. Meiwa Town is a town where the Miyako ``Saikyu'', where the princess of the imperial family, ``Saio'', who served Amaterasu Omikami at Ise Grand Shrine in place of the Emperor, once lived, remains as a historical site.

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