Kiso lacquerware museum

The Kiso Lacquerware Museum in Shiojiri City is an exquisite space where beautiful lacquerware works by Living National Treasures and Prefectural Treasures are displayed. The production process and tools are also detailed in the exhibition, and you can even experience painting chopsticks. The durability created by mixing rust soil and lacquer for the base coat is unique to Kiso lacquerware. By experiencing this top-notch technique and artistic expression, you can feel the depth of Japanese traditional crafts!

The Kiso Lacquerware Museum in Shiojiri City displays a variety of lacquerware works, including those designated as important tangible folk cultural assets of the country and those made by living national treasures. The production process and tools are explained in detail, allowing you to feel the deep charm and history of Kiso lacquerware throughout the entire process. In addition, the museum also promotes the appeal of local industries, offering plenty of opportunities for both children and adults to learn.

The Kiso Lacquerware Museum in Shiojiri City exhibits in detail the production process and tools of "Kiso lacquerware," which has been recognized as a designated important intangible folk cultural property by the Japanese government. You can also see works by living national treasures. In addition, you can experience painting on locally produced chopsticks. Why not feel the craftsmanship and beauty of top-class artisans that can only be experienced here? There is no doubt that your understanding of Japanese traditional crafts will deepen!

At the Kiso Lacquerware Museum in Shiojiri City, you can experience the spectacular sight of beautiful lacquerware, including works by Living National Treasures. The production process and tools are also displayed in detail, and you will be amazed by the intricacy and technical skill involved. You can also try your hand at decorating your own chopsticks, which can be completed in about 30 minutes. Why not take this opportunity to feel the depth of Kiso lacquerware and its traditional techniques? Group discounts are also available, so we recommend visiting with friends and family!

Why not embark on a journey to create your own "My Chopsticks" at the Kiso Lacquerware Museum in Shiojiri City? Even beginners can participate with peace of mind in the experience class, where skilled craftsmen will provide careful guidance. Choose your own shape, color, and pattern to create your original chopsticks. It only takes about 30 minutes to complete, and you can enjoy it without worrying about your luggage as it will be sent to you later! Starting at just 1,000 yen per set, this experience is sure to be a great memory even if you visit with family or friends.