Saitama Museum of Natural History

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Address: 1417-1 Nagatoro, Nagatoro-machi,Chichibu-gun
Saitama, japan 369-1305
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Best Attractions and Places to See in Nagatoro machi, Japan

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List of Best Things to do in Nagatoro-machi, Japan

Nagatoro Iwadatami Rocks
Hodosan Shrine
Mt. Hodosan
Hodosan Pulm Garden
Okumiya
Tsukinoishi Momiji Park
Saitama Museum of Natural History
Nagatoro Iwadatamidori Shotengai
Hodosan Ropeway
Hozenji Temple

Living in Japan | Hikawa Shrine Omiya Park Saitama

Living in Japan | Hikawa Shrine Omiya Park Saitama
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Chichibu Festival Exhibition Hall

Chichibu Festival Exhibition Hall features displays and demonstrations of the Chichibu Night Festival, one of the top three float festivals in Japan, held on December 3 each year. The sound and light shows fully utilize the latest technology to re-enact the Chichibu Night Festival to the Chichibu festival musical accompaniment. Visitors can get a close-up look at the historical and precious ornaments, including carvings, hangings, and gorgeously decorated festival floats and flower parasols made by master craftsmen of the Showa era.




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Maruyoshi Fūrin: How to make Edo Furin Wind Chimes ????

Watch how to make an Edo Furin (wind chime) at a workshop at Shinohara Maruyoshi Furin at the Okachimachi shopping street in Tokyo! If you are looking for the Tokyo art scene, make sure to tune in! Our special guest is master craftsman, Masayoshi Shinohara.

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Although Shinohara-san once took a job at an electrical equipment sales company, he quit the job, took over his family business and became an Edo-style wind-bell maker. He has been active internationally. For example, he has displayed Edo-style wind-bells at Japan fairs in various countries. He set up business on his own in 1990, and opened Shinohara Maruyoshi Furin, a wind-bell shop.

Shinohara Maruyoshi Fūrin is a long-standing store that has been running since the Edo period. It is one of only two remaining producers of glass wind chimes in Japan. On average he produces on average an astonishing 12,000 wind-bells per year all by himself.

The workshop allows you make your own fūrin from scratch, from blowing the glass to painting it, and of course take it home with you on the same day. This is a very popular activity and the store has a large group of repeat customers.

Fūrin is a Japanese wind chime that has its roots from China. It is said that they evolved from being a tool hung from bamboo, which was used for telling a fortune by wind directions and its jingle, which also acts as a repellent against evil spirits.

The soothing sound it produces is a well known symbol of the Japanese summer. The tender, refreshing sound created by the wind chime is said to help relieve people from the heat and humidity.

The traditional Edo Fūrin (Edo is the former name of Tokyo) is made of glass. It is said that the predecessor of the shop named it Edo Fūrin himself in the Showa period. It is a traditional craft that can demand upwards of 10 years extensive training.

Definitely give it a try if you are in Tokyo and have a couple of hours to spare.

Reservations are highly essential. For an overall smooth experience, a bit of Japanese proficiency would be advantageous!

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