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Lacquerware and Crafts, Kirinoko Ningyokan

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This store carries Aizu lacquerware and original folk crafts that have been passed down since ancient times as the industry of the region. Customers can also experience makie, which is the art of painting on lacquerware. Makie can also be painted on such objects as wind chimes and fans. At the 2nd floor "Kirinoko Ningyokan" doll house, dolls made from the leftover powder of paulownia wood used for lacquerware-making are on display. The playful expressions of the dolls fill visitors with a sense of fun. There is also a café, "Nuri-no-Sato," nearby that serves coffee and cakes with lacquered tableware, as well as a popular bean sweets shop, "Okuya," which sells royal peanut soft serve ice cream.

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Street address

8859 Tenmanmae, Kitakata City, Fukushima
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Access

  • Approx. 7-min. walk from JR Kitakata Station

Opening Hours

9:00-18:00 (Experience workshops: 9:30-16:00)

Closed

Jan. 1

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Best season

All year

Point

In principle, reservations for the makie experience should be made by calling 0241-23-1611 up to one week prior.

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