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Nishijin Textile Center 西陣織会館
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Origins of Nishijin and Its Textile Tradition
Although nowadays most Japanese associate the name "Nishijin" with textile production, the origin of the name "Nishijin" dates back to the 15th century, when the Onin War was being waged in Kyoto. Nishijin was the area of Kyoto where the western rebel army was located (Nishi' meaning West' and jin' meaning camp'). When the war ended, the weavers wh
The Textile Making Process
The main characteristic of Nishijin textiles is that threads are dyed before being woven into fabric diagonally. It is thus very complicated and requires that many people are involved in the production process. Nishijin Union employs a division of labour, which means that each person or a company is only involved in one of many stages of production
The Museum
The Nishijin Textile Centre is open from 9 am to 5 pm 7 days a week throughout the year (except the winter holiday period from December 29 till January 3). Entrance is free and no prior reservation is needed. On the first floor there is a stage, on which a kimono fashion show is held approximately every hour 7 days a week. The kimonos are splendid,
Experience Nishijin
Visitors can experience even more here. Booking a hands-on weaving experience allows you to try your hand at weaving a piece of fabric on mini-looms using traditional methods. Moreover, guests are allowed to try on a beautiful kimono, take pictures and even rent it for the whole day. This would make for an unforgettable day out in Kyoto. Above it a
Nishijin Textile Centre Shop
The Nishijin Textile Centre is one of the best places to shop for souvenirsin Kyoto as the prices are comparatively cheap, and the variety of the goods available would satisfy even the pickiest of customers. The food souvenir shop has a variety of Japanese sweets and pickles, whereas the 2nd floor offers kimonos, ties, bags, accessories, Japanese d
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