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Oshima Tsumugi
Visit Oose Shoten, a kimono fabric maker in Kagoshima City. Choose from a wide selection of kimono to wear before entering the workshop to see how artisans weave silk threads into sartorial masterpieces.
Visit Oose Shoten, a kimono fabric maker in Kagoshima City. Choose from a wide selection of kimono to wear before entering the workshop to see how artisans weave silk threads into sartorial masterpieces.
After visiting Oose Shoten, take some time to explore the bustling centre of Kagoshima City with your expert guide. Visit a tranquil garden, experience local culture, and browse boutique shops to learn more about Kagoshima's local products and life in the city.
This splendid garden, built in 1835 for the ruling Shimadzu clan, is a marriage of two exquisite styles: one designed for peaceful introspection from the tea house and the other, a stroll-style garden, perfect for leisurely exploration.Tamazato Garden is only a ten-minute drive from Oose Shoten. It is the perfect location to take stunning photos wearing exquisite kimono or immerse yourself in a more profound cultural activity such as the tea ceremony or incense appreciation.
As you prepare to participate in a ceremony within the venerable teahouse, you are not just a visitor. You are a part of the garden's continuing narrative, adding a new layer to its rich history. Experience this remarkable garden's profound aesthetic while wearing the finest Oshima Tsumugi kimono.
Discover the relationship between fragrant scent and the senses while surrounded by nature. Guided by knowledgeable practitioners, delve into the art of Kodo - the Japanese Way of Incense. This ancient ritual, once a pastime of nobility, involves appreciating the nuanced fragrances of incense through a ceremonial and mindful approach.
Since its establishment in 1933, San'ei has thrived as a Kagoshima culinary icon. The founder, Katsuna Niimura, rose from humble beginnings to become a personal chef for the Emperor of Japan.
Meet the third-generation owner of Satsuma San’ei, Niimura Yukiko, and learn about her cooking philosophy and local Kagoshima ingredients while dining in style dressed in an Oshima Tsumugi kimono.These and other cultural experiences can be arranged for groups and individuals by contacting us using the form below.
One of Japan’s most active volcanoes, Sakurajima is a testament to nature's raw power and subtle beauty. Located four kilometres from the city across Kinko Bay, Sakurajima has long been a source of inspiration for the people of Kagoshima City.
Famous for its huge daikon radishes, which can grow to weigh more than 20 kilograms, and its tiny Sakurajima Komikan oranges, the volcano is a popular destination for visitors to the city. Regular ferries connect the city to the volcano, and visitors can explore the lava fields on hiking and cycling tours or see the landscape from a sea kayak tour exploring the region's geological features.
The Sheraton Kagoshima showcases the natural beauty of Kagoshima with graceful open-plan interiors that incorporate materials and scenery from the city, connecting visitors to Kagoshima's culture and traditions. The topography of Kagoshima inspires design details in the guest rooms, and views over Kinko Bay and active volcano Sakurajima provide an unforgettable way to start and end your day of exploring Kagoshima City and the surrounding area. Club rooms and suites are located on the upper floors, and all suites enjoy access to the Sheraton Club Lounge.
These and other cultural experiences can be arranged for groups and individuals by contacting us using the form below.
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