Overview
A crafts hall in Yame showing the town's Buddhist altars, lanterns and paper, with hand papermaking to try.
About this place
A facility in Yame, Fukuoka Prefecture, gathering Yame's traditional crafts, including Buddhist altars, lanterns, stone lanterns and handmade washi paper. There are exhibits, craftsmen's demonstrations, tours and handmade washi paper experiences, along with giant stone lanterns, a large gilded Buddhist altar and jumbo lanterns. The Yame Folk Museum and the Handmade Washi Paper Museum (paper-making shop) are attached on the grounds.
Source crossroadfukuoka.jp ↗Official website
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Source yamedentoukougeikan.jimdoweb.com ↗Before you go
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