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In Japan's foremost district for handmade paper, you can try making a sheet yourself.
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The Echizen Washi village in Echizen. There are the Paper Culture Museum, displaying materials on papermaking with a 1,500-year history, the Udatsu Craft Hall, where you can see the skills of traditional craftspeople, and the Papyrus-kan, where you can make a one-of-a-kind colored paper. Papyrus-kan is open 9:00-16:00, and the fee starts at 600 yen.
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