・ “Have fun in Kansai Pass“ Official website “Have fun in Kansai Pass“ Handweaving Experience (Reservation Required) You can weave a table center cloth (20cm x 15cm approx size). After completing your project, you can take it home with you as a souvenir. Required time20 minutesAge5th Grade students and aboveMaximum number of people6 people at a timeFeeOne person per “Fun Kansai Pass” couponBenefitsOne mini clear file will be presented. Reservation * ↑ Reservations...

・April 3 (Wed) - December 18 (Wed), 202410:00 - 16:00Closed: Mondays (or the following Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday)Nishijin Textile Museum, 3F, Nishijin Textile CenterAdmission free The elegant world of the Heian Dynasty. At the center of this world was the Nishijin, where costumes were woven. Silk, sericulture, and weaving techniques were introduced, and the brilliant textiles that flourished during the Heian period are deeply connected to the fact that the...

The “Summer Kyoto Goods Sale” is held every year at Zest Oike.Nishijin brocade neckties and Kyoto fans for Cool Biz and other items to make your summer more comfortable will be on sale. Date : Thursday, June 20, 2023, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.　 Place: Zest Oike, Teramachi Plaza (492-1 Shimohonnoujimae-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto) Nishijin brocade neckties with Cool Biz specifications (special price), Kyo-fans, Kyo-uchiwa fans, tenugui hand towels, and Kyo-mei bamboo products,　　　　　Tenugui (hand...

The event has ended.Thank you very much for your favorable reception. In this spring season, we will play the music of Japanese musical instruments in kimono!Enjoy the sounds of the Koto, Shamisen, and Shakuhachi! Saturday, March 16, 2024Lobby on the 1st floor of Nishijin Textile Cemter11:00～ 12:00～ 13:00～ 14:00～ 15:00～ Free admission Songs: "Sakura Sakura", "Spring Sea", etc.Performance time: approx. 15 min. Supported by: National Federation of Traditional Japanese Music Instrument Associations

The event has ended.The next event will be announced on this website. You can see how to dress for juni-hitoe, starting with white kosode and long hakama.Come and experience for a moment the beauty of traditional Japanese culture and Heian costume. Date and TimeWednesday, November 15, 202311:30 ～ ・ 13:30 ～ ・ 15:00 ～　(about 25 minutes)PlaceNishijin Textile Center (1st floor) Admission free

Tuesday, September 5, 2023 - Wednesday, December 20, 202310:00 - 16:00Closed: Mondays (or the following Tuesday if Monday is a national holiday)Nishijin Textile Museum, 3F, Nishijin Textile CenterAdmission free This year marks the 140th anniversary of the establishment of an association in the Nishijin industry. In 1883, a textile cooperative was organized in the Nishijin area, and after a dozen or so cooperatives were formed in response to changes in the environment of...