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The production of Yame paper lanterns involves a combination of traditional techniques and modern methods. Below is a detailed explanation of the process. Manufacturing Process of Yame Paper Lanterns 1.Preparation of Bamboo Strips (Higo)...

Illuminating Summer Nights The vibrant summer festivals of Japan, adorned with spectacular lantern displays, epitomise the rich cultural tapestry of this island nation. From the bustling streets of Osaka at the Tenjin Festival to the his...

A Fusion of Tradition and Charm Yame City is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and traditional crafts, with the Yame Lantern Festival standing out as a pivotal event that encapsulates the local traditions and culture. Yame Festival...

Nestled in the heart of Yame City, the Fukushima district stands as a testament to Japan's rich cultural heritage, its streets lined with white-walled buildings that whisper tales of yesteryears. This area, officially recognized in May 2...

Introduction 城南宮　Jounangu Spring in Kyoto heralds the blooming season of plum blossoms, capturing the hearts of visitors with the city’s beauty and the vivid hues of the flowers. On a recent visit to Kyoto, it was the graceful beauty...

The Diversity of Washi: Yame and Echizen In our journey through the blog, we've primarily celebrated the delicate beauty of lanterns crafted from Yame washi. These lanterns, known for their elegance and the warmth of their handmade touch...

Introduction Lighting plays an essential role in our lives, not just by providing brightness but also significantly influencing the atmosphere and mood of a space. With the advancement of LED technology, lighting has evolved into more en...

Discover the history and significance of Japanese dedication lanterns, a symbol of tradition in temples and shrines, in our insightful blog post.

IntroductionIn this exploration of the cultural significance of Chochin, we delve into how these traditional Japanese paper lanterns symbolize much more than light. 'Chochin', while not as globally recognized as some Japanese words, stan...

Yame Washi paper boasts a proud 400-year history in Yame City. Unlike machine-made paper, this traditional Japanese paper stands out for its strength and uniqueness. Artisans craft it by hand using Kyushu mulberry, ensuring it lasts long...