Yamanashi Jewelry Museum

Actually I wanted to experience the bullion, but my schedule did not fit and I had a stone polishing experience! It's easy if you just polish it. When I thought, it was completely difficult and w craftsman was amazing. It was a homey atmosphere, and it was fun to be able to experience it while there were many people experiencing it ✨ I was excited about the machines I saw for the first time. I wanted to see it in action, so I thought I'd love to go again when the holidays fit! When I look at the exhibits after experiencing it, I am impressed that craftsmanship is really amazing.

The fact that the pearl pendant is displayed outdoors like a show window tells the whole story of this facility. Pearls change their quality when exposed to direct sunlight, which is common sense.) Moreover, the ultraviolet rays of Kofu, which has the longest daylight hours in Japan, ... I hoped it was an imitation for a sample, but it was probably the actual product because the price tag and the manufacturer's tag were perfectly attached. The highlight is only the first exhibition of rough mineral stones. There are no academic elements just by arranging them. Deserving to call it Hakomono After all, I had no idea about the accessories made by the local company, and it was just a facility. I felt very sad because I couldn't feel any respect for jewelry. That's why Kofu's jewelry industry has declined, and I'm strangely convinced that I lost overseas.

It was difficult to enter, but the contents of the exhibition were good. The staff were nice, but I was a little disappointed because I could see that the entry form was complicated even if the admission was free and that the desire to sell jewelry preceded. I think it's best to visit here as if you were going sightseeing, rather than just stopping by because you really had time to spare.

Although it is a small museum, it is a compact collection of jewelry processing in Yamanashi Prefecture. Half is the history of jewelry processing and half is the exhibition of beautiful jewelry. When it comes to the big crystals that have been placed in history! it's great. I couldn't take it because photography is prohibited, but I was surprised. I did a stone polishing experience (charged). Corona measures were solid, and there were places to wash my hands. When I brought my JAF card, I received a novelty and polished stone as a privilege. There was a stone wall exhibition room on the floor of the parking lot, which was also interesting.

A museum in Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan's proud jewelry industry, where you can learn about the history and industry of jewelry and appreciate wonderful jewelry crafts ???️ In addition, there is also an experience room where you can experience jewel polishing and create your own silver strap under the guidance of a professional jewelry craftsman, so adults and children can enjoy it ?? If you visit on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, you will be thrilled to have a demonstration workshop where you can see the work scenery of professional precious metal processing, jewel polishing, and crystal art sculpture craftsmen from your immediate surroundings ?? In addition, there are many highlights such as huge rough stones (minerals), heart-shaped "Japanese twins" crystals that are quite rare in Japan, and tools for the jewelry industry used in the process of gem processing and crystal engraving ? In particular, it is a masterpiece that the gemstones are displayed in a row ??✨✨✨ Don't miss the exhibits of gem art works ? Besides that, the artifacts excavated from the ruins and the iron are also exhibited for some reason, so it is recommended for those who like archeology and history ? We also hold special exhibitions from time to time so you can enjoy it every time you come ??? And I was amazed at the size and the awesomeness of the exhibition for free ?? Furthermore, the receptionist and the people in the hall were also very kind and kind and nice ??? Oh, there are places where you can buy jewelry and jewelry, and it's time to buy because it's sold much cheaper than in Tokyo. The hall is clean and quite beautiful ✨ ✨ ✨ For the time being, this museum is run by Yamanashi Prefectural Jewelery College, which is the only public jewelry vocational school in Japan, so it is detailed ???