Iwashita Kokeshi Museum

Kokeshi store

Original Text

I stopped by because I heard that materials related to kokeshi are on display. I couldn't find the entrance to the museum, so I entered from the store selling kokeshi, but there was nothing in the back (I couldn't see it), and it didn't seem to be doing the museum. When I looked around the store where the kokeshi materials were, the store person was angry and said, "Please disinfect before entering!" There were other people who entered as they were to disinfect them first, but they were shoppers and didn't say anything. With each other's "...

Kokeshi store

Original Text

Iwashita Kokeshi Museum. A store rather than a museum. There are many types of kokeshi. There are also places where demonstrations are being held. Admission is free. There is a parking lot of about 10 cars.

Color 々 There are many nakakeshi.

Original Text

You can actually see that there are so many types of kokeshi. It is also on sale, so you can also see that it is such a price. I think it's good to go and see it to experience the Japanese kokeshi culture.

No shooting, but you can buy it.

Original Text

As the name suggests, the "Iwashita Kokeshi Museum" near Naruko Onsenkyo is a facility that displays Kokeshi materials, but there were various ways to enjoy painting experiences and purchasing products. Unlike stores that only sell, it was good that it was easy to enter, but it's a pity that shooting is prohibited. .. Perhaps foreigners can enjoy it very fresh.

I didn't find him.

Original Text

I went to look for a kokeshi seal that I saw on TV before, but it wasn't here. There were other things that could be souvenirs besides kokeshi.