Stroll around the historic town of Arimatsu, the birthplace of 400-year-old Shibori tie-dyeing, view traditional merchant architecture and create a custom tenugui hand towel in a hands-on workshop led by a local artisan.
Meet the guide at Nagoya Station and travel together to Arimatsu, a preserved post town along the historic Tokaido Road famous for its heritage textile traditions. Walk through picturesque streets lined with classic Edo-era merchant houses, storehouses and active artisan workshops.
Continue to the Arimatsu Narumi Shibori Tie-Dyeing Museum to learn about the techniques behind the area’s celebrated Shibori craftsmanship and observe artisans at work.
After lunch, participate in an authentic Shibori tie-dyeing workshop using traditional folding and binding methods. Under the guidance of a skilled local artisan, design and dye a personalised tenugui cotton hand towel to take home. Conclude the experience with time to explore local craft boutiques before returning to Nagoya Station.
Notes:
Children until 6yo can participate for free but won’t make tenugui and no lunch. If they want to order meal, please pay on the spot
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