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[Miyagi] Upcycling kimonos in a historic storehouse | Creating a one-of-a-kind original furoshiki (Sairi Residence, Marumori)
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- Overview
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- Kimono upcycling: Take apart kimono fabric and repurpose it into a furoshiki (wrapping cloth) for everyday use. - A one-of-a-kind finished product: Choose your fabric and thread, and create your own sewing machine (with instruction).
• Created in a historic storehouse: Experience a "time travel" feeling at the Sairi Residence, where a group of buildings of cultural heritage status remain. • English support available (Japanese/English)
• Admission fee included: The admission fee to the Sairi Residence is included in the experience price (no additional charges).
• Small group size (maximum 10 people): Careful support ensures even beginners feel at ease. • Open to elementary school students and older: Perfect for a cultural experience on a family trip.
- What to expect
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This is an experience where you'll create your own original 60cm x 60cm furoshiki (wrapping cloth) using fabric recycled from unraveled kimonos. The venue is the storehouse of the Sairi Residence, a museum housed in the former residence of a wealthy merchant that prospered from the late Edo period to the early Showa period. In this historic space, you can experience the moment when fabric is reborn into a new form, and take home a usable souvenir as a memento of your trip.
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