Kimono Dressing in a Century-Old Ryokan Inn
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An Exciting New Place to Experience Kimono
Chichibu meisen silk holds the prestigious designation of a National Traditional Craft. It differs slightly from the traditional image of a kimono, with some likening it more to a one-piece dress.
The meticulous craftsmanship involves dyeing silk threads before weaving to form intricate patterns, resulting in remarkable designs and textures. Revel in the beauty and artistry of Chichibu meisen as you admire its stunning patterns and exquisite feel.
After donning a meisen kimono, take a stroll through the historic streets of Ogano and visit Jurin-ji Templeーperfect places to snap photos. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of the meisen kimono are designed to complement the natural beauty and streetscape of Chichibu. This itinerary is ideal for those who are genuinely interested in experiencing authentic kimono.
After the kimono experience, you can also tuck into local seasonal Japanese sweets with matcha or coffee (optional, starting from an additional 800 yen).
Suzaki Ryokan, Japanese Inn
Established in 1907 and boasting 117 years of history, this well-established ryokan inn exudes a nostalgic Taisho-era charm. Indulge in cuisine rich with regional specialties, unwind in hot springs, and enjoy guest rooms scented with the fragrance of Sayama tea, a local tea variety from Saitama.
For accommodation plans, please refer to the following link: https://www.suzaki-ryokan.com/