Yoshikawa Dye Works and Ekin Exhibition

The fifth generation of Yoshikawa Dye Works, Yoshikawa Tsuyoshi, has displayed about 100 traditional crafts including Tosa kites and furafura, along with works by the late Edo period painter, Kinzō. Experience the craftsmanship of hand-made items this summer.

Date & Time

7/26(Sat) 09:00～17:007/27(Sun) 09:00～17:007/29(Tue) 09:00～17:007/30(Wed) 09:00～17:007/31(Thu) 09:00～17:008/1(Fri) 09:00～17:008/2(Sat) 09:00～17:008/3(Sun) 09:00～17:008/5(Tue) 09:00～17:008/6(Wed) 09:00～17:008/7(Thu) 09:00～17:008/8(Fri) 09:00～17:008/9(Sat) 09:00～17:008/10(Sun) 09:00～17:008/11(Mon) 09:00～17:008/12(Tue) 09:00～17:008/13(Wed) 09:00～17:008/14(Thu) 09:00～17:008/15(Fri) 09:00～17:008/16(Sat) 09:00～17:008/17(Sun) 09:00～17:008/19(Tue) 09:00～17:008/20(Wed) 09:00～17:008/21(Thu) 09:00～17:008/22(Fri) 09:00～17:008/23(Sat) 09:00～17:008/24(Sun) 09:00～17:00

Note

Closed on Mondays (however, open on 8/11). Last day open until 3 PM. For opening information during the Obon period, refer to the Ino Town Paper Museum.

Venue

Ino Town Paper Museum

Address

110-1 Saiwaicho, Ino Town, Agawa District, Kochi Prefecture

Free

Admission fee: Adults 500 yen, Junior high and high school students 100 yen. Group discounts available for 10 or more (reservation required)

parking

Free parking

Access

About 10 minutes from Ino IC

Access (Public)

About a 10-minute walk from Ino Station on the Dosan Line and Tosa Denko Kotsu Ino Station

Contact

088-893-0886 （Ino Town Paper Museum）

URL

https://kamihaku.com