Miyajima Handmade Workshop

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A hands-on facility where you can enjoy branding Miyajima's traditional woodwork "shamoji" or making your own original goods. Miyajima is famous for its rice paddles, and here you can actually use a hot iron to brand or draw pictures on wooden paddles to create your own unique lucky item. Shamoji are considered auspicious items, punning on the phrase "scooping up luck," making them perfect as travel memories or souvenirs. With the kind support of staff, you can easily experience Japanese culture in a short time, making it a fun and smiling place of memories for families and group travelers.

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#12 宮島 SHAMOJI 230331

#12 宮島 SHAMOJI 230331

Hiroshima Prefectural Tourism Federation

Miyajima Handmade Workshop

Address
566-1 Miyajima Town, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture
Website
http://miyajima-tk.com/
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