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Yamaga Toro Mingeikan
調查與撰寫 Hinato
熊本縣 · Yamaga
33.0153°N, 130.6876°E
Yamaga lanterns are made entirely of washi paper and glue. No wood, no wire, no metal — the shrines, castles, palanquins and pagodas on display here are folded and pasted from paper alone, at a scale and level of detail that makes people assume there must be a frame inside. There is not.
The craft is tied to the Yamaga Toro Matsuri, at which a thousand women dance through the streets at night with lit gold paper lanterns balanced on their heads. The museum is in a 1925 former bank building, itself a registered cultural property, and shows the finest work of the town's lantern makers along with demonstrations by craftsmen. Miniature lantern-making sessions can be booked. Admission is ¥300 and it opens nine to six.
基本資訊
營業時間
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
公休: Closed 29 December – 1 January
門票
¥300 adults and high school students | ¥150 elementary and junior high school students
最佳季節
Year-round | August for the lantern festival
建議停留
60 minutes
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