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Gyoda is known for Tabi Shoes! A tour of the castle in futuristic, fashionable Tabi Shoes
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Take a cab to Musashino Uniform with an interpreter guide at Kumagaya Station. A lecture on the history of Gyoda Tabi Shoes and the evolution of SAMURAITABI. You will take in a lecture while watching a movie of those days in the store with a sewing machine in Taisho-romantic 1912-1926 atmosphere.
Making a one and only original Tabi Shoes in the world.
After a lecture on Tabi Shoes, participants will actually experience the final process of making Tabi Shoes. You will then create your own design on a white Tabi Shoes. After the final process is completed by the craftsman, the Tabi Shoes will be sent to your home at a later date. It is an exciting moment and will bring back great memories when you receive it.
SAMURAITABI and costumes for commemorative photo. Choose your favorite SAMURAITABI and costume, and move on to your favorite sightseeing spot in the city. Recommended spots are Oshijo Castle, or Sakitama Ancient Tomb Park, and Gyoda Hachiman Shrine! Take a commemorative photo in a modern Japanese mood.
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Cancellation up to 3 days prior to the date of use : Free of charge
2 days to the day of, or no-show : 100% of the total amount
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