Fodor's Expert Review Arimatsu-Narumi Tie-Dyeing Museum

Nagoya Specialty Museum

Traditional shibori (tie-dyed cotton) has been produced in this area for more than 400 years. Here you can learn about the history of the dyeing technique and see demonstrations of the production process. The museum sells samples of the cloth, which features striking white designs on the deepest indigo, as well as clothing, tablecloths, and other items. You can also try making your own tie-dyed souvenirs at one of the regular workshops, which require a reservation and have an extra cost. Arimatsu Station is 25 minutes south of Nagoya on the Meitetsu Nagoya Line.

Specialty Museum

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3008 Arimatsu
Nagoya, Aichi-ken  458-0924, Japan

052-621–0111

www.shibori-kaikan.com/en

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: ¥300; workshops from ¥1,800

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