Yuki City

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Yuki is the production center of "Yuki-tsumugi," a high-grade silk fabric registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Here, you can still witness hand-weaving techniques that have continued for thousands of years. The townscape, filled with historic storehouses and temples, is incredibly beautiful and perfect for a stroll in a silk kimono. With craft sake breweries and renovated storehouse cafes, Yuki offers a sophisticated walk through history and modern craftsmanship.

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Ibaraki Prefecture

Yuki City

Address
2-3 Chuo-cho, Yuki City, Ibaraki Prefecture
Website
http://yuki-kankou.com/
Operator
Yuki City Tourism Association

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