• 1-chōme-4-18 Shigita - The Legacy of Sashiko
  Sashiko, meaning “little stabs” in Japanese, boasts a rich history that dates back to the Edo period (1603-1868). Initially, it was created as a practical technique for strengthening and insulating garments. Over time, this utilitarian craft transformed into a revered art form.

The Workshop
In this engaging workshop, participants will be introduced to the essential techniques of Sashiko. Guided by the skilled instructor Jun, attendees will learn to craft precise, geometric stitches on fabric. The session starts with a brief overview of Sashiko’s history, followed by a demonstration of basic stitches. The workshop is crafted to be both informative and enjoyable.

Takeaways
By the conclusion, participants will leave with more than just their handmade creation. They will gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture and the historical importance of this exquisite craft.

While visiting, guests are invited to explore our charming shopping corner next to the workshop area. Here, a variety of JunAle original products, sewing kits, hand-dyed threads, and clothing are available, with discounts offered for cash payments.

• Guide Languages offered: English
• All Necessary Tools and Materials: Fabrics, needles, threads, and other Sashiko-specific tools
• Cultural Insights: Learn about the history, significance, and symbolism of various Sashiko patterns
• Experienced Instructor: Guided instruction from skilled Sashiko artisans throughout the workshop
• Completed Sashiko Project: Take home your handcrafted Sashiko item, such as a coaster

• Transportation to the Venue: Participants are responsible for their own travel arrangements
• Insurance: Personal or travel insurance is not included and should be arranged individually

Our Sashiko Workshop stands out by offering more than just a crafting session—it’s an immersive cultural experience. Guided by an expert instructor, you’ll not only learn the traditional stitching techniques but also gain insight into the history and symbolism behind each pattern. This blend of hands-on practice and cultural education allows you to connect deeply with this Japanese art form, making the experience both enriching and unique. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crafter, our workshop provides a personalized and meaningful journey into the world of Sashiko.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.