Visit a Fan Workshop and Make Your Own Kyo-Uchiwa Fan in Kyoto
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Very nice experience
Camille and Benoit
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2019/03/28 | Camille and Benoit
Overview
Kyoto
Available Weekday
English, Japanese
Pick-up not available
What to expect
Stop by the workshop of craftsmen who make beautiful Kyoto-style fans, which you can use or display as ornaments. Learn the history of fan making from the artists before trying your hand at making your own fan!
Reviews
Very nice experience
2019/03/28
Couples
Camille and Benoit
Very nice experience in this interesting Kyoto fan making small factory.
It was nice to prepare, cut and adjust the paper to make the fan.We also had the oportunity to see the staff crafting the fans. We were very well ...
Activity Provider Kyoto Museum of Crafts and design (Kyoto Artisans Concierge)
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FAQ
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Payment / Cancellation Policy
Payment Methods
- Credit card payment
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Cancellation Policy
- Any cancellations made after 23:59 local time, 1 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
Operation days
- Everyday
Top-Rated Activities for Kyoto
Restrictions
- Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
- Listed price is to make 1 fan.
- Children aged 11 years old and below will be pasting cut pictures on their uchiwa fan.
Additional notes
- The workshop is not a sightseeing facility. So we ask you to go to restroom before visiting the workshop to avoid, as far as possible, using the bathroom there.
- We will guide you through the workshop of craftsmen. Please be respectful of the craftsmen when they show you around the workshop.
- There are chairs in the workshop
- You are allowed to take photos.
- This activity is held primarily in Japanese. The staff can speak simple English.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
- You can book a maximum of 8.
Visit a Fan Workshop and Make Your Own Kyo-Uchiwa Fan in Kyoto
Stop by the workshop of craftsmen who make beautiful Kyoto-style fans, which you can use or display as ornaments. Learn the history of fan making from the artists before trying your hand at making your own fan!