Wakayama · Lacquerware decoration
Maki-e Tray Decoration at Uruwashikan, Kuroe
Try the decorative process of maki-e in Kuroe, a Kishu lacquerware town. Select a floral or other outlined design and take your work home that day.
紀州漆器伝統産業会館 うるわし館
What you will do
Choose a tray or lunch box with an outlined design, apply paint with a brush and sprinkle colored metal powder to finish the decoration. The workshop uses cashew-based paint rather than natural urushi lacquer.
Time: About 1 hour; same-day takeaway.
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Getting there
Walk about 20 minutes from JR Kuroe Station on the Kinokuni Line, as stated by the provider. Do not confuse Kuroe with Kainan Station.
和歌山県海南市船尾222
Route guidance, not live departures. Confirm the timetable for both directions.
Before you choose a date
Closures: The facility closes Wednesdays, Obon and the year-end/New Year period. Individual workshops run on weekends only.
Closure information reviewed: 2026-11-06
Language: Official English, Chinese and Thai pages are available; spoken instruction languages have not been verified.
- Cashew-based paint is used, not natural urushi. Paint can permanently stain clothing.
- Confirm availability, the booking deadline and holiday closure dates.
Plan your visit
Checked: 2026-10-31
Prices & timing
Round tray ¥2,000, oval tray ¥2,500, lunch box ¥3,000, including tax. Entry to the facility is free.
About 1 hour; same-day takeaway.
Individuals and groups under 10: Saturdays/Sundays 13:00–16:00, last start 15:00. Larger groups: 10:00–16:00 on opening days.
Booking & current availability
Reserve by phone in advance. Groups of 10 or more must book at least 1 month ahead; the deadline for smaller parties has not been verified.
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