The Orinasukan Handmade Fabrics Museum is a historic townhouse in the heart of Nishijin, showcasing the traditional Nishijin weaving life. Visitors can explore the architecture, courtyard garden, and exhibits of Noh costumes, traditionally woven fabrics, and tools used to make them. The museum also offers a workshop where craftsmen hand-weave fabrics, and visitors can participate in a hand-weaving lesson with a booking. Adjacent to the museum is the Susameisha building, used for events and as a gallery, featuring a wide variety of finished kimono on display. The museum provides a unique and immersive experience, allowing visitors to learn about the Nishijin weaving tradition in an atmospheric setting
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Activities: We visited the Orinasukan, a traditional fabric factory. We were transported 75 years back in time! We stayed there for nearly two hours. The guided tour is exciting and includes the discovery of the workshop, the visit of several exhibition rooms and a tour of the building itself
Highlights: It was a magical experience to see the factory. "Everything is original: articulated workstations still powered by legs, threads that are prepared and assembled by hand... Just magical!" ✨