Kamakurabori Museum

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Kamakurabori is a traditional craft featuring intricate wood carving finished with layered lacquer. This museum showcases masterpieces spanning over 800 years alongside contemporary works. You can learn how this craft evolved from Buddhist altarpieces into daily art. Reservation-based workshops allow you to experience the carving yourself. Immerse yourself in the serene space and feel the beauty of meticulous handwork where the soul of the craftsman resides.

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Japanese traditional crafts in Kanagawa【KAMAKURABORI】

Japanese traditional crafts in Kanagawa【KAMAKURABORI】

Kanagawa Prefecture

Kamakurabori Museum

Address
3F, 2-15-13 Komachi, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa
Website
https://kamakuraborikaikan.jp/museum/
Operator
Kamakurabori Museum

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