Nakatomi Washi no Sato

Why not try your hand at traditional Japanese paper-making at "Kogura Nakatomi," a hidden gem in Minobu Town? Even if it's your first time, you can easily make your own Japanese paper goods here. This experience, which takes about 60-90 minutes to complete, is perfect for creating memories on a date or family trip. It's also recommended for group trips, as up to 120 people can participate at once. There's also a shop where you can purchase local gourmet food and Japanese paper from all over the country, making it well worth a visit!

Located in Minobu Town, "Kamiya Nakatomi" is a spot where you can fully experience the charm of Japanese paper. Japanese paper from all over the country and seasonal products are displayed, creating a fun space just by looking at them. In addition, at "Kogoya Nakatomi," you can experience making handmade Japanese paper. Why not learn traditional techniques and create your own unique piece? There is also an art exhibition facility on site, so you can spend a fun half-day here!

"Aminian" is a local cuisine restaurant located in Nakatomi Washi-no-Sato in Minobu Town, where you can taste handmade dishes using local ingredients. Especially recommended are Koshu specialties such as "Ozara" and "Noshiire (Houtou)". The restaurant has a beautiful view from the window, making it perfect for family meals. In addition, "Koguya Nakatomi" and "Kamiya Nakatomi" are also located on the premises. After experiencing washi-making, you can easily get a travel souvenir by enjoying local gourmet food!

Located in Nakatomi Washi-no-Sato in Minobu Town, the "Misuki Fureai-kan" is an exhibition facility that showcases contemporary craft art pieces with washi paper as its theme. The collection of works expressed in various materials such as pottery, metal, and glass is truly impressive! Additionally, you can also learn traditional washi paper manufacturing techniques here. Every visit offers new discoveries and experiences that stimulate the mind and heart.

Why not try making Nishijima Washi surrounded by nature at "Nakatomi Washi no Sato" in Minobu Town? At this place where the craftsmanship passed down since the Warring States period still lives on, it's possible to make your own original washi. Handmade washi, carefully finished one by one, is a great opportunity to experience its deep charm. Local gourmet and shops are also abundant, ensuring a pleasant time. Why not feel the depth of Japanese culture through this special experience?