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Fukuoka's Hakata-Ori Textile Workshop
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Hakata ori is a silk weaving tradition dating to 1241, when a merchant named Mitsuda Yazaemon brought the technique from Song Dynasty China. The resulting fabric — dense, stiff, with geometric patterns of alternating satin and ribbed weave — became the most prestigious material for the wide kimono sash (obi) worn by both men and women. Modern Hakata ori workshops in the Gion district offer half-day experiences on traditional floor looms.
Información esencial
Horario
Workshops by appointment | Advance reservation 1–2 weeks
Cerrado: Varies by atelier | Check when booking
Entrada
¥5,000–12,000 depending on workshop and finished piece size
Mejor temporada
Year-round (indoor workshop)
Duración de la visita
Half day (3–4 hours)
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