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Kozo Papermaking at Mino Washi Museum

Feel the transformation from raw fiber into a sheet, then see how paper is used in the museum displays.

美濃和紙の里会館

AI concept · Not a real photographAIイメージ・実写ではありませんAI-generated Mino papermaking concept: hands lifting a wooden frame supporting a thin wet layer of kozo fibers. Not a real photograph. Generated 6 November 2026 (UTC; not a capture date).

AI concept inspired by forming a wet layer of paper fibers. Not a photograph of Mino Washi Museum, its tools or a real sheet. It does not reproduce exact equipment or demonstrate a specific technique; materials and results are not guaranteed. Generated 6 November 2026 (UTC; not a capture date).

Generated (UTC): 2026-11-06

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What you will do

Use papermaking tools and 100% kozo fiber to make a Mino-sized sheet or patterned paper.

Time: A 30-minute activity slot. Enter the museum at least 10 minutes before the start.

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Getting there

From Mino-shi Station on the Nagaragawa Railway, use the pre-booked shared taxi Noriai-kun, taking about 20 minutes. It may carry other passengers, so allow extra time. The operator and city explicitly allow visitors to book; it is not a walk-on station bus.

岐阜県美濃市蕨生1851-3

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Before you choose a date

Closures: Tuesdays, or the following day if Tuesday is a public holiday; days after public holidays; December 29–January 3.

Closure information reviewed: 2026-11-06

Language: The website has a translation function; languages spoken during the class have not been verified.

Plan your visit

Checked: 2026-11-06

Prices & timing

Basic Mino sheet, maple-patterned rakusui paper, rakusui paper or postcard course: ¥500 each. Museum admission is extra: adults ¥500; elementary/junior high students ¥250.

A 30-minute activity slot. Enter the museum at least 10 minutes before the start.

09:00–17:00, last museum admission 16:30. There are 11 basic-course starts between 09:10 and 16:20, but the postcard course is not available in the final 16:20 slot.

Booking & current availability

Individuals should reserve; same-day spaces may be available. Groups must book in advance. Bring a small hand towel.

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