Could easily spend a full day here but we only had a half day so didn't get to do as much as we wanted. We walked around the whole place to look at all the different crafts and decided on the gold leaf, which was really cool. The price was very reasonable, you pay for the "blank" item and then the supplies on top of that. We did a small tray and I think it came to 2300 yen? You also pay admission into the park separately so just be aware. Also all of the shops selling handicrafts can be dangerous for your wallet ;) Overall it was a very enjoyable morning, we went first thing and there was almost no one else there, we felt lucky! Also, public transportation in the area is lacking so be...
Read moreThe park is much buffer than I thought and I spent around 3-3.5hrs here. There ate different arts and culture course for your choice. We joined the glass products making class and made water glass, you don't have to be worry on communication as there are staffs who know Chinese or English. The staff there is nice and patient enough to explain every steps of making the glass. The glass was sent to our home in Hong Kong after 1 week on our trip, which is much earlier than I thought , the packing is safe. It is recommended to have fun here for 2-4 hrs and join 1-2 courses, especially if...
Read moreThis is a very interesting place to view as well as learn handicrafts. Each craft is in a traditional structure and you can buy them as well. There are classes in glass blowing, gold leading, lacquer, stencil painti g etc.
There are also two restaurants and a small kiosk for food.
The place is not crowded at all (maybe because we went on a weekday) and gives you a very relaxed and quiet feeling away from the bustle of the big city.
If you enjoy crafts then this place is for you. And if you don't you...
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