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- 京都
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- 日本文化
- 纪念品
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更新日期
- 2019-02-04
Tango Peninsula, an hour and a half away by car from Kyoto, is home to local artisans creating Tango silken crepe fabric, Japanese sake, soy sauce, salt, and other high-quality products. In this article, we introduce five recommended spots on this special
Tango Peninsula – Another Side of Kyoto by the Sea
Tango Peninsula, approximately 130 kilometers north of JR Kyoto Station, is a nature-rich area, filled with mountains and bordering a vast sea. It is a sightseeing spot famous for Amanohashidate, one of Japan’s Three Scenic Views , and the charming Kyoto port town of Ine.
This area is known for its delicious seafood, locally-produced rice, vegetables, and Japanese sake, resulting in a steady flow of travelers. We visited five innovative businesses here incorporating local Tango tradition.
1. KUSKA – Fashion Statements With Local Textiles
When we entered the workshop, we could hear the rhythmical sounds of hands at work.
4,000 warp threads (a series of threads that run from front to back) are needed to create the fabric. This process takes more time compared to weaving by machine. However, there is extra space incorporated into the fabric due to it being weaved by hand, resulting in a soft texture. This is how the unique feel and texture is created in the final fabric.
Mr. Kusunoki said, “We create patterns and items unique to KUSKA not by designing products with pre-made fabrics, but by creating the design based on the material itself.”
...... Read the rest of the article to know another four businesses as Sake, Soy Sauce, Pizzeria and Salt on MATCHA website:
