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Kubo Osamu Paper-Cutting Museum
Through the works of paper cutting artist Kubo Osamu, who incorporates his unique techniques into traditional Japanese tannin paper, visitors can experience the vibrant world of Kubo Osamu, including the scenery and ingredients of Japan's four seasons. This is an experiential facility where you can enjoy both a museum where you can "view" paper cuttings and a workshop where you can "make" paper cuttings.
Basic information
The second floor is an art museum where Kubo Osamu's works are on display, with the 10m long "Seventy-two Seasons Drawn in Paper Cutting" being a spectacular piece. On the first floor, there is a "Workshop & Cafe" where you can try your hand at paper cutting using sketches by paper cutting artist Kubo Osamu. There are three options available: "Free Paper Cutting Experience," "Introductory Workshop," and "Kubo Osamu Workshop," so please choose the one that best suits your needs. (Some options require advance reservations, so please check in advance. https://www.kuboshu-kirie-m.com/workshop/)
| Event period and date | All year round |
|---|---|
| Business hours and holidays | 10:30~16:00 (last entry 15:30), last workshop registration 15:00 Closed: Tuesdays (if a national holiday or substitute holiday falls on a Tuesday, the following Wednesday will be closed) |
| Price | Adults: 500 yen Children: 200 yen (middle and high school students) |
| Contact Us | 久保修切り絵ミュージアム 06-4866-6464 |
| Official website | https://www.kuboshu-kirie-m.com/ |
| Address | Yuumi Building 1st and 2nd floors, 20-4-1 Okanoue-cho, Toyonaka City |
| Access |
5 minutes walk from South Exit 1 of Toyonaka Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line |
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