Museum • Japan, 〒606-8343 Kyoto, Sakyo Ward, Okazaki Seishōjichō, ９−１ B1F みやこめっせ
Kyoto is home to many traditional crafts that have been nurtured over its long history. The Kyoto Traditional Industry Museum showcases these traditional techniques and products, introducing their charm to visitors.
In the exhibit where you can actually observe the production process of traditional crafts, you can feel the intricate techniques up close through live demonstrations by artisans. Additionally, some crafts provide corners where visitors can directly experience them. By wearing accessories made by your own hands, you can feel an even deeper connection to the traditions of Kyoto.
The exhibits introduce a variety of Kyoto-related crafts, from well-known textile crafts such as Nishijin-ori and Yuzen dyeing to Fushimi dolls and models of Kyoto confections. In addition to visual enjoyment, the aroma exhibit allows you to smell fragrances, and the experience corner allows you to touch the items. By immersing yourself in Kyoto's traditional culture with your five senses, you may discover new things.
When you look at the museum's exhibits, you can truly feel the splendor of Kyoto's traditional crafts that have been passed down through the long years. The skill of the artisans has been passed down through generations and continues to shine brightly without losing its luster even in modern times. Through this experience, you will surely recognize once again the importance of Kyoto's role in cultural heritage and have a memorable experience.