Takezasado

A hidden treasure in Kyoto

A true highlight of our visit to Kyoto. This is a beautiful little place with a range of woodblock prints and products. We felt very privileged to meet one of the artists and learn about the ukiyo-e p...

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There is a shop in Tsujiko, a plaster. The shop was open on Sunday. When you open a small wooden door, the inside is an old shop. Take off your shoes and go up to the Japanese-style room. I bought postcards, pocket bags, and handkerchiefs. I chose the product while wondering which one to choose. It was fun.

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Near Shijo Nishi Toin It is located in the alley between Hotel Unizo Kyoto Shijo and Yayoiken. Wooden prints, including handrails, woodblock prints, ukiyo-e works, interiors such as lighting, woodblock print materials, etc. I bought a "Kyoto notebook" (schedule book) for myself, but I wanted to give it to my friend of an international student who returned to Taiwan ♡♡ and my daughter took a cute bag ... Near 々 Me and my daughter 3 people Come buy another minute ...

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It was a shop that inherited the woodblock prints of １２０ 々, which has a history of about a year. For the first time at Takesasado, I was able to experience making woodblock postcards. The craftsman taught me carefully, so even those who have experienced it for the first time can feel at ease! !!

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It is a woodblock miscellaneous goods shop developed by Takenaka woodblock, which was founded during the Meiji era. It is located in Tsujiko, a plaster. There are handrail postcards, toilet paper, and accessories. You can feel the superiority of using it as if it was a waste. Please note that Sunday holidays are regular holidays.