Kanazawa: Authentic Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Workshop
Kanazawa: Authentic Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Workshop
Kanazawa: Authentic Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Workshop
Kanazawa: Authentic Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Workshop
Kanazawa: Authentic Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Workshop
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Kanazawa: Authentic Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Workshop

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Service languages: English, Japanese
Duration: 2 hrs
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Highlights

Apply vibrant dyes to create your own Kaga Yuzen piece to take home
Enjoy a hands-on experience that connects you with Japanese heritage
Immerse yourself in the art of Kaga Yuzen dyeing at Youzen Youmei Studio

Last updated on 17 October 2026

Prices start from VND 1,544,777 per person, offering great value for your next unforgettable experience

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Itinerary
Discover the most authentic and traditional Kaga Yuzen dyeing experience at Yuzen Youmei Studio, a historic workshop preserving centuries-old Japanese textile art. This is a truly unique, hands-on experience that cannot be found anywhere else.

In this 2-hour workshop, participate in the dyeing process—the heart of a technique that typically takes master artisans at least 6 hours to complete. While the preparation and finishing stages are handled by skilled craftsmen, experience the most essential and creative part: applying vibrant dyes to create your own Kaga Yuzen piece.

After your session, artisans will complete the finishing touches, and your finished work will be delivered to your accommodation, earliest 2 hours later—or you can take it home immediately if you prefer. This is more than just a souvenir; it's a meaningful memory of Japan and a way to help preserve this precious traditional craft for future generations.