Art Culture Activity

Making a Kasafuku Ornament

There are three top hanging ornaments in Japan: tsurushi-kazari in Shizuoka prefecture, sagemon in Fukuoka prefecture, and kasafuku in Yamagata prefecture. Kasafuku (kasa means umbrella, fuku means good fortune) ornaments can be seen here in Sakata. Why not try making a kasafuku ornament as a keepsake?

 

ACCESS GUIDE

Location: Sanno Club (open 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.)
Workshop Hours: 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Required Time: Approximately one hour
Fee: Admission is 410 yen（800 yen for special exhibitions）; workshop Material cost are 1650 yen
Reservation: Required
Closed: Tuesdays
Note: The fee and/or time required depends on the shape and size of the kasafuku ornaments and the individual speed at which they are stitched.