Shioyasu Shikki Kobo

Workhouse see school とお buy things

Original Text

I received an explanation from Mr. Shioyasu the 6th generation about the Wajima-nuri process. It is said that Wajima-nuri lacquer ware is said to be a lifetime, but it is said to be a third generation or more, and it has been around for 100 years. It was said that it is better to repair and continue to use if it is damaged to be used in daily use. We have a wide variety of things, including works of art. Many people were buying chopsticks, but it seemed that someone was buying something in the frame.

we're going to take a tour of the factory.

Original Text

It is a place where you can shop by telling me the valuable things of Urushi. I had lunch on the ２ floor and then looked around the store. It's a place where tour guests are always likely to come by. It's an eye candy.

it wasn't just the original stuff.

Original Text

Visited on a tour. I was able to hear the explanation of the Wajima lacquer ware from the shop staff and know how the work was completed through a laborious process. I thought I had to buy something original because it was shopping after I was impressed, so I bought a chopsticks for a reasonable amount while I didn't have much time to choose, but the same product at the morning market I went after here. and there were more types, so i was a little regretted.

it's a good shop for those who are interested in lacquer ware.

Original Text

It was a sightseeing bus route. I went to the morning market. There are good things lined up, so I think it's a good shop for people who are interested in lacquer ware, but for the common people, there are only Takamine flowers. I bought a cherry blossom at ２８００ yen. Credit is ３０００ yen or more. Just in case, next time I go to the morning market, the dry lacquer cherry blossoms were from １ Zen ２００ yen. Maybe the lacquer ware workshop is very good, but I use it everyday. If you can buy it in the morning market ...

Shioyasu lacquer ware workshop

Original Text

　　I stopped by for lunch break on the sightseeing bus. You can actually see the lacquer ware policy through the glass, but the amount sold is beyond imagination.