4.4
Specialty & quirky museums
Ozu Washi
Tokyo, Japan
Ozu Washi, founded in 1653, is a shrine to the art of traditional Japanese paper, or washi. Visitors can explore centuries-old techniques and even partake in crafting their own washi paper using kozo and mitsumata fibers. Its historical significance and hands-on experiences provide a unique glimpse into Japan's cultural heritage.
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- Usually quiet
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