Workshop: Learn the Structure of Byobu & Nihonga Painting
WS 屏風の仕組みを知ろう！+日本画体験
Master the art of the folding screen! A special workshop to learn traditional Japanese painting techniques.
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Schedule
July 12, 2026
"WS Learn the Structure of Byobu + Nihonga Painting" is a special workshop held at the Hanatori Otsuka Museum.
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About Workshop: Learn the Structure of Byobu & Nihonga Painting
- Traditional Craft Experience: Learn the intuitive structure of traditional Japanese Byobu through a hands-on assembly experience.
- Authentic Nihonga Painting: Use professional tools and materials under the guidance of an expert instructor to create your art.
- Create Your Own Masterpiece: Complete a one-of-a-kind original work by painting summer motifs onto your assembled mini screen.
- Deepen Your Knowledge: Connect with the exhibition 'Tradition and Modernity in Hyogu' to understand the technical artistry behind Japanese art.
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11/1
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Mon
11/2
22°/14°
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11/3
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11/4
18°/10°
20%
Thu
11/5
22°/12°
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Fri
11/6
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Sat
11/7
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What to bring
You must bring your own scissors, utility knife, and ruler.
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Advanced booking is required on a first-come, first-served basis via the official website or phone.
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