Gyokusendo, Tsubame Honten

Very impressive tour

It was a very good factory tour to watch the hand made craft of copper ware. The staff, Mattew provided very comprehensive explanation of factory history, manufacturing process & special skill of cra...

Hammer copper の Lao Xu

Original Text

Tamagawa-do is a long-established store that makes a utensil while smashing a copper plate with a slime. I visited the Tsubame Main Store on a factory tour. There is only one group of visitors, probably because it is in the corona disaster. The factory is located in the back of Machiya, an important cultural property with a narrow frontage and a long vertical length. The atmosphere of the factory full of handicrafts is good. I was asked to explain the work process, but it is surprising to launch the main body of a Kyusu that includes a single copper plate to the mouth. I wanted to see the traditional craftsmanship, but the craftsman is off on Saturday. So ...

Staff skills を see れます

Original Text

It is a long-established store of copper ware. The building itself is an important cultural property and has a long history. When you enter the factory, the sound of beating is comfortable. I was surprised to see the complex shapes made by hand, and I was also interested in coloring without using paint. It was time for me to think that this technology was good. The tour is fixed, so please check the website.

Yuan Tong の Vocational skills を See Learning する

Original Text

When you open the quaint sliding door of the building that is said to be a registered tangible cultural property and enter it, the sound of craftsmen hitting the copper, the rhythm and harmony that overlaps, and the unique scent. Even one person will be willing to accept the tour and explain it very carefully, but since the start time of the tour is fixed, you must check the homepage in advance. You can also see the works of living national treasures up close at the store.

Yuchuantang Workshop see you learn ます.

Original Text

Gyokusendo is a workshop that makes copper works such as kyusu, cups, and vases with a long history. You can observe how craftsmen process and dye at an old workshop of important cultural properties. The guide (Canada who is fluent in Japanese) answered the detailed questions I 々 and it was a great learning experience.