Kaga-yuzen Experience 加賀友禅体験
Dye your own fabrics and wear high-quality Kaga-yuzen silk kimono
Kaga-yuzen is a silk-dyeing technique characterized by its use of five basic colors: indigo, crimson, ocher, dark green, and purple. Intricate designs are drawn on paper then transferred to white silk before a careful process of dyeing starts. This style of dyeing is used mainly for high-end kimono and has been produced in Ishikawa for over 300 years.
Various studios in Ishikawa offer experiences that range from wearing Kaga-yuzen kimono and yukata to dyeing items such as handkerchiefs or tote bags.
Basic Information
Kaga-yuzen Kimono Center
Address
8-8 Koshomachi, KanazawaHours
9:00 to 17:00Closed days
Wednesdays, New Year's holidaysFees
310 yen (210 yen for children)Website
Nagamachi Yuzen-Kan
Address
2-6-16 Nagamachi, KanazawaHours
9:30 to 17:00Closed days
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Winter Period (December to February)Fees
Entrance 350 yen (Kaga-yuzen painting experience 4,000 yen; kimono experience 3,000yen)Website
Akaneya Archive Gallery
Address
53-1 Satomi, KanazawaHours
10:00 to 17:00Closed days
WeekdaysWebsite
Remarks
Reservation required for activities