Glass Craft Course: Challenge Glass Ball Making! (July)

Glass ball making became a popular side job for agriculture in the Shinoda region during the Meiji period. In the Taisho period, the manufacturing of artificial pearls created by painting those glass balls also gained popularity. Experience the technique of 'Shinoda Glass,' where glass rods are melted with a kerosene burner and wrapped around an iron rod to create glass balls. Instruction will be provided by Kuniko Sano from the glass workshop 'Kun.' Pre-registration is required (first-come, first-served until capacity is reached). On the day of the event, gather at the first-floor materials room of the Human Rights Center, and walk approximately 1.5 km to the workshop.

Map & Location

Details about Glass Craft Course: Challenge Glass Ball Making! (July)

Date & Time

7/19(Sat) 13:30～16:007/31(Thu) 13:30～16:00

Note

The event will be held on July 19 (Saturday) and July 31 (Thursday)

Venue

Izumi City Human Rights Cultural Center (Yuu-Yuu Plaza) 1st Floor Human Rights Materials Room

Address

6-1-20 Hakatamachi, Izumi City, Osaka Prefecture

Fee

2,000 yen (Participation fee)

parking

Free

Access (Public)

Approximately 200m from JR Hanwa Line 'Shinodayama' Station

Contact

0725-47-1560 （Izumi City Human Rights Cultural Center Human Rights Materials Room）

URL

https://m471560.blogspot.com/2025/04/g2.html