Uchiwanominato Museum - Marugame

Name: Uchiwanominato Museum - Marugame
Address: 307-15 Minatomachi, Marugame, Kagawa 763-0042, Japan, 763-0042, Japan

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住所：	307-15 Minatomachi, Marugame, Kagawa 763-0042, Japan
電話：	📞 +88777
Postal code :	763-0042
Webサイト：	https://marugameuchiwa.jp/facility
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Museum ,
Description :	Paper fan making is the focus at this unique museum with demonstrations, exhibits & a gift shop.

307-15 Minatomachi, Marugame, Kagawa 763-0042, Japan

Best Museum in japan

j	junko hiroyama on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 香川といえば・・・とＧｏｏｇｌｅ先生に尋ねたところ、『うちわ』と教えていただく。うちわや扇子は日本の伝統工芸。今回、こちらのミュージアムで作り方を細かく見て、改めて日本の伝統工芸技術に感動した。仕事がとにかく丁寧。宮崎でいうてげてげ（適当）さが本当にない。素晴らしすぎる技術。絶やしてはいけない。こちらのミュージアムは入場料無料。職人さんが団扇を作成しているところが間近で見学無料。竹を使っているが、竹ってあんな風にきれいに割れるのかと驚く。海外へのお土産に団扇は喜ばれる。あの円形がなかなかでないし、あの和紙の模様や和紙自体が珍しい。飾ってくだっさっていたりする方も多い。個人的には素晴らしい施設なので少し工夫を加えてほしい。コロナ禍だから規模を縮小しているかもだが、カフェをオープンしそこで、団扇を使用していただく。竹の香りや和紙を楽しんでいただくと顧客の食指も伸びる！な～んてそんなのとっくに考えてますよね。（笑）窓の外に港が見えます。興味を持って見に来ていただけるとよいですね、 When I asked Mr. Google about Kagawa, he told me "Uchiwa". Uchiwa and folding fans are traditional Japanese crafts. This time, I took a closer look at how to make it at this museum and was once again impressed with Japanese traditional craft techniques. The work is polite anyway. There is really no tege (appropriate) in Miyazaki. Technology that is too great. Don't let it go. Admission to this museum is free. The place where the craftsman is making a uchiwa is up close and free to visit. I use bamboo, but I'm surprised that bamboo breaks like that. Uchiwa is a great souvenir for overseas. That circle is hard to find, and the pattern of that Japanese paper and the Japanese paper itself are rare. There are many people who decorate it. Personally, it's a wonderful facility, so I'd like you to add some ingenuity. It may have been reduced in scale because it is a corona disaster, but we will open a cafe and use a Uchiwa there. If you enjoy the scent of bamboo and Japanese paper, your customers' forefingers will grow! Nante You've already thought about that. (Lol) You can see the harbor outside the window. I hope you will come to see it with interest.
A	Aki Yoshi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 入館無料、丸亀駅からも徒歩10分です。丸亀は全国のうちわ生産の9割（年間8,000万本）を占めるらしく、国の伝統工芸品に指定されています。古くは金比羅参りのお土産として江戸時代から発展していったそうです。職人の製作実演や要予約で制作体験が出来ます。資料館自体それほど広くはありませんが、制作過程や歴史に関する展示など見所はおおいです。所要時間は30分あれば十分です。お土産のうちわも豊富です。駐車場もあり、丸亀観光の際は是非立ち寄る価値はあります。 Free admission, 10 minutes walk from Marugame Station. Marugame seems to account for 90% of the uchiwa production in Japan (80 million pieces a year), and is designated as a national traditional craft. It is said that it has been developed since the Edo period as a souvenir for visiting Kompira in ancient times. You can experience the production by a craftsman's production demonstration or reservation required. The museum itself is not very large, but there are many highlights such as exhibitions related to the production process and history. 30 minutes is enough. Uchiwa is also abundant as a souvenir. There is also a parking lot, so it is definitely worth a visit when sightseeing in Marugame.
w	west m on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 20年ぶりに訪問。 20年前、竹を細工する仕事に感動して友人とかぶりついて見ましたが、相変わらずお見事なお仕事を見せていただきました。施設はそれなりの経年劣化ですが、綺麗に手入れされています。うちわも直売されており、日本の生活に根ざした伝統工芸品を買いやす値段で手に入れられます。プラスチック製などのうちわとは扇ぎやすさや心地が違います。近くにお立ち寄りの際は是非寄ってみて下さい！ Visited for the first time in 20 years. Twenty years ago, I was impressed by the work of crafting bamboo, and I saw it with a friend, but he still showed me a wonderful job. The facility has deteriorated over time, but it is in good condition. Uchiwa is also sold directly, and you can get traditional crafts rooted in Japanese life at an affordable price. The ease and comfort of fanning is different from that of plastic uchiwa. Please stop by when you visit nearby!
R	Rebecca Mak on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very small but the staff are extremely nice and eager to show visitors their technique in making the fans.
T	Terence Chan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ You can build your own uchiwa
M	Mituchi O'Yeah on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small but interesting. Makeing your own traditional uchiwa (paper/bamboo fan) is the best part!
M	Moshe Pereg on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small and authentic museum. You can watch how they manufacture the fan.
リ	リーBryan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This museum was a kick. It was small, but the most interesting part is making your own uchiwa (hand fan), finishing off the decoration and fan blade part. (｡•̀ᴗ-)و ̑̑✧