Takashiba Deco-yashiki (Takashiba Craft Village)

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A settlement of artisans with over 300 years of history, specializing in wood-carved dolls and papier-mâché crafts. "Deco" means doll. The village scene with old thatched-roof houses feels like a world from a folk tale. Traditional folk toys like "Miharu-koma" and "Akabeko" are still handmade here, and visitors can even experience painting their own under the guidance of a craftsman. It is a precious spot to directly touch simple Japanese art and artisan skills.

Takashiba Deco-yashiki (Takashiba Craft Village)
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Koriyama City Tourism Association

Takashiba Deco-yashiki (Takashiba Craft Village)

Address
Takashiba, Nishita Town, Koriyama City, Fukushima
Website
https://www.gurutto-koriyama.com/detail/203/index.html
Operator
Takashiba Deco-yashiki Tourism Association

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