Create your own history and propose a new way to enjoy Japanese paper
ご来場ありがとうございました
Hatsugama / Kansuki /
Freshly Made Japanese traditional paper Washi Festival
March 23-25
only here
Japanese Washi that can not be met
Hello.
Hello.
Hello.
Freshly made Japanese Washi
What is
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Know the production date and production year!
That is "freshly made Japanese traditional Washi"
To identify the time and year of production
Using only domestic raw materials harvested in the year
Boiled (boiled) in the first kettle
Considered to be the highest quality of handmade Japanese traditional paper
Japanese Washi finished with cold paper.
this Japanese traditional paper"did it Shinwashi"defined as
Washi paper has its own characteristics depending on its use and production area.
Japanese paper that shows the production time and year of production
Not generally distributed.
New tea, new rice, new sake, Beaujolais Nouveaulike,
produced for the first time that yearnewI want to touch Japanese Washi!
With that in mind,
It is a festival of freshly made new Japanese paper from all over Japan.
You can also see the process of making
Japanese traditional Washi,to introduce.
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Hatsugama, Kansuki,
Freshly Made
Japanese traditional paper Washi
What is
The Hatsugama, Kansuki, and Freshly Made New Washi Festivals are
A long-established Japanese paper shop in Nihonbashiof2nd floor of Ozu Japanese paper shop
Ozu GalleryHeld at!
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“Freshly made new Japanese paper” that can only be found here
We will gather at the gallery of a long-established Japanese paper shop in Nihonbashi.
Japanese paper craftsmen will be there, so
A chance to talk about what you want to hear!
人気折紙サークルOristによる創作折紙の展示も
どうぞお楽しみに。
Using "freshly made new Japanese paper"
Please look forward to the workshop !
You can apply from here.
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Hatsugama, Kansuki, Freshly Made New Japanese Paper Festival
Introducing the exhibitors of " Japanese paper that can only be found here"
Display is in alphabetical order
Awagami Factory
Awagami Factory is a manufacturer of Japanese paper. We actively incorporate new techniques while making the most of traditional techniques, and propose Japanese paper that fits the current lifestyle.
A craftsman carefully makes each sheet using the old-fashioned techniques of nagashi-suki and tame-suki.
Custom-made products called "ears" that make use of the random four sides unique to hand-made paper, beads, dried flowers, flower seeds, etc. are put in the paper, and thick paper that cannot be manufactured by machine using the "tame-suki" technique. We are manufacturing Japanese paper with quality.
Sekishu Japanese paper
Sekishu Washi (Sekishu Paper) is a paper produced in the Iwami (Sekishu) region in the western part of Shimane Prefecture. Sekishu Washi, which is made in step with nature, has been hand-made and protected here in the Iwami (Sekishu) region for about 1,300 years.
From single sheets of mulberry paper, mitsumata paper, and ganpishi paper to important intangible cultural property Sekishu paper, painting paper, calligraphy paper, certificate paper, dyed paper, envelopes, letter paper, postcards, business cards, colored paper, Japanese books, rolling paper, and more. There is a wide variety of Japanese paper and products.
Tokyo handmade Japanese paper workshop
Tokyo Handmade Washi Kobo mainly uses kozo and mitsumata to make paper.
Over the past 30 years or so, I have visited many paper-making areas, and when I saw the importance of raw materials and the way the materials were made, my predecessors cared for the local climate and materials while making paper. I felt it was expressed. I would like to aim for such paper making.
Eternal Japanese paper
thousandyears of durabilityTsutoiwaPure kozo Japanese paper
Gokayama in Toyama, famous for its gassho-zukuri style, has been making Etchu paper for over 1,200 years.
While inheriting the washi-making techniques and techniques left to us by our predecessors, we continue to preserve the old-fashioned methods, from growing kozo, the raw material of washi, to making paper. As the only remaining consistent production farmer, we are making discerning "Yukyu paper".
Starting with tending the kozo fields in the spring, weeding in the summer, mowing in the fall, and then peeling the kozo bark and exposing it to snow in the winter. It is done by hand as in the old days, and uses as little chemicals as possible.
The pure kozo washi made in this way is strong and elegant. It is said that the color of ink and paper will not change even after nearly a thousand years, and since 1974, "Yukyugami" has been used for the restoration of Katsura Imperial Villa and ancient documents designated as national important cultural properties.
We are proud of Yukyu Paper's excellent durability and quality, as well as the trust of our customers.
What is
Hatsugama, Kansuki,
Freshly Made New Japanese Paper Festival
Washi is used for each purpose,
something as thin as calligraphy paper,Strong and thick for folding screens and prints,
Thin ones with high design,Printed with beautiful patterns, etc.
There are various
this"did itThe use of "shin washi" is unknown.
First experience!
A new value standard for Japanese paper that is appealing and useful
You can create!
Become a “world first”!
tradition
Protect!
Japanese traditional culture Japanese paper,
Fun and familiar feeling,
Protect beauty and abundance!
SDGsto
contribution!
with precious domestic raw materials
The handmade Japanese paper produced is
environmentally friendly
We can contribute to SDGs!
For the festival
Meeting for the event,
Introducing images about Japanese paper and workshop instructors
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meeting scene
“Freshly made new Japanese paper” with infinite possibilities
Please create and nurture the charm, purpose, and use of this product.
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Tororo mallow with fresh leaves
Harvesting Tororo Aoi!
アワガミファクトリーのふるさと 楮畑
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Steamed paper mulberry
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Bokuundo ink craftsman
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Using ink
Orist Exhibition
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哲朝装で作った和紙ノート
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手製本 綴じ方いろいろ イメージ写真
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Asatte Tanosiku
Proposing ways to enjoy Japanese paper and
autobiographical production
Presided over by Mariko Shimizu
After graduating from university, he worked at a printing company, a craft gallery, and a publishing company before becoming independent as a freelance advertising producer, editor, and writer. After parting with his family, he started working as a personal history advisor.
He has loved paper since he was a child, and he started a project to experience Japanese paper for the first time.
https://www.asattetanosiku.com/