• 3250-3 Funatsu - Discover the indigo hue known as “JAPAN BLUE” with insights from a local guide and craft your own unique Mount Fuji hanging scroll.
  Engage in the art of traditional Japanese indigo dyeing under the guidance of an instructor. Select your preferred technique from four distinct shibori dyeing methods to create your indigo masterpiece.
  Once you’ve dyed your tenugui hand towel with indigo, choose a Japanese ukiyo-e Mount Fuji design or a popular motif. Use silk-screen printing to finish your exclusive hanging scroll!
  The design possibilities are endless! Create a Japanese keepsake that is uniquely yours.
  Local guides offer interpretation and support throughout the experience, ensuring you can participate confidently even without Japanese language skills.

• Photos during the tour
• Making original tenugui / Hanging scroll experience
• A Certified guide by MagicalTrip

Dive into the realm of traditional Japanese art with our Ukiyo-e indigo dyeing workshop at Mount Fuji. Guided by local experts, participants will explore the art of indigo dyeing, known as “Nihon-ai,” while crafting their own hanging scroll. Select from a variety of shibori techniques to dye a tenugui hand towel, and then add a silk-screen print featuring Mount Fuji or other cultural designs. This two-hour session not only honors Japan’s rich artistic legacy but also provides an opportunity to create a personalized piece of art that embodies both creativity and the elegance of Japanese culture.

• This workshop is held in a facility that also houses a rescue cat space. If you have a cat allergy, please let us know in advance.
• (For mild allergies: we can keep the cats in a separate room and shorten the time spent in the dyeing area if needed. For severe allergies: staff or other participants may complete the dyeing process on your behalf, or participation in the activity may need to be reconsidered.)
• The indigo dye used in this workshop is very strong. If it gets on your clothing, it may not come off even after washing. Please make sure to wear the protective apron or clothing provided by the facility.
• Please understand that we cannot take responsibility for any stains or damage to your personal belongings such as clothes, shoes, bags, or accessories during the workshop.
• If you have an allergy to indigo or related ingredients, please inform us in advance.
• The inks used iWe cannot be held responsible for any damage or stains to your personal belongings.n silk screen printing can also leave permanent stains on clothing and personal items. Please be careful when handling the materials.
• During the dyeing process, the dye may come into contact with your hands, nails, skin, or hair. It may not wash off immediately. We are not responsible for staining or discoloration of your skin, hair, nails, clothes, or personal belongings.
• As irons and dryers involve high heat, there is a risk of burns. Please follow the instructions of the staff carefully.
• If you feel uncomfortable handling these tools, our staff or guide can assist or perform the step for you — just let us know.
• This tour is not recommended for individuals with mobility issues since we do workshop in a small facility.
• Out of respect for all guests and to ensure the best experience for everyone, the tour will start on time.
• If you arrive more than 15 minutes late (10 minutes before the tour start time), you will not be able to join the tour, receive a refund, or reschedule.
• Please bring some cash for any additional orders you may wish to make.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.