Yonezawa Textile Historical Museum - Yonezawa

Name: Yonezawa Textile Historical Museum - Yonezawa
Address: 1 Chome-1-87 Montomachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0039, Japan, 992-0039, Japan

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Contact Yonezawa Textile Historical Museum

住所：

1 Chome-1-87 Montomachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0039, Japan

電話：

📞 +88

Postal code :

992-0039

Webサイト：

https://www.facebook.com/yoneori.origin/

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–4:30PM
Sunday	9AM–4:30PM
Monday	9AM–4:30PM
Tuesday	9AM–4:30PM
Wednesday	9AM–4:30PM
Thursday	9AM–4:30PM
Friday	9AM–4:30PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , Museum ,

1 Chome-1-87 Montomachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0039, Japan

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り	りお on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 今日はとても楽しかったです。みんなさんは親切だし、無料着物体験もあるんですから、本当ありがとう? 今天超好玩！大家都很親切，免費的和服體驗很好玩！ I had a lot of fun today. Everyone is kind and has a free kimono experience, so thank you so much 本当 Now super good-looking! Great family capital, kind-priced Japanese clothes!
さ	さなえ遠藤 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ シルクの織物スカート生地が3000円？目を疑った！他の織物生地もかなり安い。ミシン持っているならオンリーワンのスカートが格安で作れます。勿論私も購入してます 3000 yen for silk skirt fabric? I doubted my eyes! Other textile fabrics are also quite cheap. If you have a sewing machine, you can make only one skirt at a cheap price. Of course I also bought
お	おー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 織物体験ができます。とても親切に織り方を教えていただきました。7歳の娘にも綺麗な柄が織れました✨ You can experience weaving. He kindly taught me how to weave. A beautiful pattern was woven for my 7-year-old daughter ✨
z	z d on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ １階が直売、２階が資料館￥300。直売は見たこともない生地が豊富。全体に殿方ご婦人方の風合いだが、たまにフレッシュなネクタイ生地もある。秀逸な端切れが多く、思わず大量購入してしまった。色々加工して使い込んでいる。資料館は米沢での織物の歴史からその流れ。全体に地味だが、ところどころセンスよくまとまっている。建築は・・・あと50年したら評価上がるかな。口コミ評価は芳しくないが、私は面白いと思う。 The first floor is sold directly, and the second floor is the museum ¥ 300. There are a lot of fabrics that I have never seen directly sold. The overall texture is that of ladies, but sometimes there is also a fresh tie fabric. There were many excellent pieces, and I bought a lot of them. It is processed and used in various ways. The history of the museum is from the history of textiles in Yonezawa. It's sober on the whole, but it's well organized here and there. Architecture ... I wonder if it will be highly evaluated in 50 years. The word-of-mouth evaluation is not good, but I find it interesting.
お	おかおかひとみたん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ はた織り体験させてもらえました。米沢織りにはいろんな色や模様があってすごい技術なんだなあと思いました。養護学校の生徒さんが学習したことのまとめたものを読むと、模様にいろんな意味があって興味深かったです。 I was allowed to experience weaving. Yonezawa Weaving has various colors and patterns, and I thought it was an amazing technique. When I read the summary of what the students of the school for the disabled learned, it was interesting that the patterns had various meanings.
E	Ella Anna on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 資料館は縮小して1階のみ開館しています。それでもなかなか楽しめました。織物、染物に関心のある方には特にオススメです。染め織りに関する博物館、資料館は全国に数多ありますが、山形では本場の紅花染めが見られるので、テンション上がります(´v`) ショップでは、米沢織の着尺反物、ストール、小物に加え、洋服地も販売されています。桐生もそうですが、最近では、着物に仕立てる為の反物ではなく、広幅に織って服地として販売されているのを多く見かけるようになりました。中には、スカート生地としてプリーツ加工済・着分カット済といったものまであります。ハンドメイドで服を作るのが趣味という方には非常〜にありがたい商品ですね。展示内容も良いし、ショップでも様々な商品を直に見ることができ、とても勉強になったし、予想以上に楽しめました！ The museum has been reduced and is open only on the first floor. Still, I enjoyed it. It is especially recommended for those interested in textiles and dyeings. There are many museums and museums related to dyeing and weaving throughout the country, but in Yamagata you can see authentic safflower dyeing, so the tension rises (* ´v` *) In addition to Yonezawa Ori's Kijyaku fabrics, stalls and accessories, the shop also sells clothes. As with Kiryu, recently, we have come to see a lot of cloths being sold as garments, not cloths for tailoring kimonos. Some of them are pleated and cut as skirt fabrics. This is a very appreciated product for those who like to make clothes by hand. The contents of the exhibition are good, and you can see a variety of products directly at the shop. I learned a lot and enjoyed it more than I expected!
K	Kurukuru Oyatsu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 資料館は閉館とのことでしたので1階のお店部分を見学させて貰いました。1階の一部は少ないですが簡単な資料やサンプルや機織器が展示してありました。ビデオも鑑賞できますし、機織器もトライできるようです。製品について一つ一つ丁寧に説明もしてくださいました。色とデザインがとてもシンプルで使いやすい自分用の名刺入れを買って帰りました。 The museum was closed and I visited the shop on the first floor. There was a small part of the first floor, but there were simple materials, samples, and weaving machines on display. You can also watch videos and try a weaving machine. I also carefully explained the products one by one. I bought a business card case for myself that was very simple and easy to use in color and design.
a	aaron meldahl on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I didn't go into the museum, but there's a gift shop on the first floor that sells products made from Yonezawa textile. You can find everything from little pouches for a few hundred yen to neckties for about 5000 yen to yukata and kimono fabrics for much much more. Worth stepping in for a look if you're walking between the station and Uesugi Shrine.