You will make a lantern of the intangible folk art of Hirata, Unshu, "Isshiki Kazari" under the guidance of the preservation society. You can take home the lantern you made. ・60 minutes to make a set of decorations <Please note> ・For groups of 10 or more, please click "Inquire about this plan" under the photo or contact us by phone. 0853-62-2631 (Cotton Street Exchange Center) ・Material costs will be charged separately (500 yen) Isshiki Kazari is a folk art born from the faith in Hirata Tenjin, and is characterized by the interesting "mita" and beautiful shapes using pottery and lacquerware. Its origins date back to when an epidemic in the town of Hirata was eradicated by the divine visit of Umi Shrine, and a "Daikokuten statue" was made from a set of tea utensils to welcome the god. This tradition has continued for over 230 years and is still carried on at the Hirata Tenmangu Shrine's summer festival. In this experience, you can make a small set of decorative lanterns using wire, and under the guidance of the preservation society, you can learn traditional techniques and make your own original lantern. Experience the charm of the town while learning about historical techniques.