It's rosemary sea, covering as a supervisor for "gifts and enjoy yourself."
This is 9 years in Nihonbashi.
Nara Mahorobakan, an antenna shop in Nara Prefecture, sells special products from Nara, provides tourist information, and holds various cultural courses.
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Yumiko Chino, Tokyo Office, Nara Prefecture, took care of me.
Then I would like to introduce some items. The word "" is Mr. Chino's explanation.
Sales corner of the temple
"We also sell incense, red seal book, and things that can only be purchased at temples in Nara.
This is also one of the characteristics of the Nara Mahoroba-kan.
Kimpusen-ji Temple (Kinpusen-ji Temple)
Kimpusen-ji Temple is located at Mt. Yoshino in Yoshino-cho, Yoshino-gun.
The foundation is said to be Ozunu Enno.
Ozunu Enno is the magician of Asuka period, the founder of mountaineering asceticism, and remembers it in history.
At Kimpusen-ji Temple, the Renge-e frog flying event is held on July 7 every year.
A man with Zao Gongen was suddenly attacked by an eagle and left behind in the inner part of Kinmineyama.
It is said that a high priest at Kimpusen-ji Temple rescued the practitioner by turning it into a frog.
It was the frog bell that shaped the frog.
By the way, Kimpusen-ji Temple is registered as one of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage's Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountains.
"It's very cute."
Shirayuki Fukin Yuzen dyeing Hankachi
Nara has been producing thin fabrics since ancient times.
From the 1940s, the production of "Fukin", which is an improved mosquito net fabric, began.
Absorption property that conventional towels do not have, quick dirt removal, and smooth feeling of use are achieved.
Keeping fresh white like snow forever ... It was named "white snow".
It is also dedicated to the wiping of the Great Buddha held on August 7 every year at Todai-ji Temple in Nara.
I'm going to touch the sample. Please enjoy the texture.
There is also a handkerchief from Yuzen dyeing.
"It's a towel made by weaving when making mosquito net fabric.
The handle is abundant, the water absorbency is good, and the more you use it, the softer it becomes.
There are many customers who buy a lot of tickets.
It is convenient to present it to people or use it for various purposes at home. ]
Brush corner
"Brushes and ink are traditional crafts that represent Nara."
Color brush
"It will be a brush that can enjoy colorful colors by applying Nara brush technology. ]
Seals, sketchbooks, masking tapes, etc.
"Omikuji, clips, masking tape and stickers with deer motifs.
This is also very popular.
Memo paper, NARA sticker, NARA roll cloth, Pochi bag, etc.
There are a lot of very cute goods.
Takayama Chasen
As you know, chasen is a bamboo tea utensils used when making tea in the tea ceremony.
Takayama Chasen is a chasen made in Takayama-cho, Ikoma City.
The current form was made from the Muromachi period, and tea whisk making flourished along with the rise of the tea ceremony.
It has been handed down and is still made by hand, and it is a famous brand with a domestic production share of more than 90%.
Akahadayaki (akahadayaki)
Platters, bowls, chopstick rests, etc.
"It's made in a place called Mt.
It is called a cute simple picture, "Nara picture", but there are some that have such a picture. ]
Tourist Information Corner
There is a counter for tourist information to the ancient capital, Nara.
"There is a staff specializing in tourist information" sightseeing concierge ".
This counter provides information on seasonal tourist information and access methods.
Please drop in before your trip to Nara.
・・・ All 9 permanent antenna shops in the Nihonbashi area have been written.
In order of publication, Nihonbashi Toyamakan, Nihonbashi Nagasakikan, Nihonbashi Shimanekan, here Shiga, Oidema Yamaguchikan, Fuji no Kuni Yamanashikan, Mie Terrace, Nihonbashi Fukushimakan MIDETTE, and this time Nara Mahorobakan, and then Nihonbashi Yaeten's shop, I've been visiting Hokkaido's basement district.
We look forward to seeing you in the future.
Nara Mahoroba Hall
1-6-2 Nihonbashi Muromachi 162 Building, 1st and 2nd floors of Nihonbashi Muromachi 162 Building
Exit A1 of Mitsukoshimae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Hanzomon Line.
03-3516-3933
Business hours 10:30 to 19:00
Closed from December 31 to January 3
Click here for the homepage of Nara Mahorobakan.
⇒ https://www.mahoroba-kan.jp/