Tsukami Zaiku: Traditional Japanese Craft in Daily Life

Tsukami Zaiku is a traditional craft that has been passed down since the Edo period. It is said to have originated from folding fabric scraps and reusing them to create flowers and butterflies in a playful manner. It is mainly used as hair ornaments called kanzashi that adorn styled hair, and in recent years, more people have been making handmade kanzashi for their daughters and grandchildren for special days. This time, works that add color to everyday life, not just for special occasions, will also be exhibited. Let's enjoy the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter decorated with Tsukami Zaiku.

Date & Time

4/26(Sat) 09:00～16:304/27(Sun) 09:00～16:304/29(Tue) 09:00～16:304/30(Wed) 09:00～16:305/1(Thu) 09:00～16:305/2(Fri) 09:00～16:305/3(Sat) 09:00～16:305/4(Sun) 09:00～16:305/5(Mon) 09:00～16:305/6(Tue) 09:00～16:305/8(Thu) 09:00～16:305/9(Fri) 09:00～16:305/10(Sat) 09:00～16:305/11(Sun) 09:00～16:30

Note

The museum is closed every Monday (if Monday is a holiday or substitute holiday, it will be closed on the following weekday). Admission until 16:00.

Venue

Gifu Prefectural Museum

Address

1989 Koyana, Seki City, Gifu Prefecture Gifu Prefecture Hyakunen Park

Free

Free admission only to the My Museum Gallery (the main museum is paid)

parking

Use the Gifu Prefecture Hyakunen Park North Entrance Parking Lot (free)

Access

About 5 minutes from the 'Seki' IC on the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway

Access (Public)

Get off at 'Hyakunen Park' on the Seki City Bus, about a 5-minute walk

Contact

0575-28-3111 （Gifu Prefectural Museum）

URL

https://www.gifu-kenpaku.jp/