2023 Main Store Hours/Gallery Talk/Village Walk
This year, in 2023, our flagship store will open on April 30th.
We will probably be open until the end of October this year, so we hope you will visit Itoshiro throughout all three seasons: spring, summer and autumn.
We usually have work to do, such as indigo dyeing, farming, and plant dyeing, so this year we will continue to operate by reservation only.
There may be times when we cannot open the shop without a reservation. In order to allow you to relax and unwind, we would appreciate it if you could let us know the date and time of your visit in advance.
Please make your reservation here .
This year, we will also be offering a "village walk" to help our customers get to know Itoshiro even better. If you are interested,please check here .
<Main store>
Please make your reservation at least two days before your visit. We will reply within two business days, so if you do not receive a reply, please call us to confirm. Also, please call us the day before your visit. Please note that we may not be able to accommodate reservations made the day before or on the day of your visit.
Phone number: 0575-86-3808 (weekdays 10:00-16:00) 0575-86-3808 (holidays)
<Gallery/Gallery Talk>
The exhibition is being held at the Motoumagoya Gallery next to the main store. You can view it if you make a reservation at the main store. We will also be holding a "Gallery Talk" once a month this year, so please join us there as well.Please make a reservation here.
Dates: May 20, June 17, July 15, August 19, September 16 (third Saturday of every month)
Time: 13:30-15:00 Capacity: 5 people Participation fee: 1,000 yen
<Information about the village>
This is the first time we have this content this year. We will guide you through the various parts of the Itoshiro village, which we cherish. When making a reservation at our main store, please check the date you would like. We hope that you will learn about the village along with the clothes from Itoshiro Clothing Store.
5/7, 8/6 Hakusan Nakai Shrine
6/4, 9/3 Daishido (Kokuzo Bosatsu)
7/2, 10/10 Antique Museum
Time: 13:30-15:30 Capacity: 10 people Participation fee: 1,000 yen
Hakusan Nakai Shrine
It is said that the reason why the Itoshiro settlement has continued to exist since the Jomon period is because it was a base for worship of Mt. Hakusan. Come and visit this important shrine that has been lovingly protected by the local people until now.
Daishido Hall
The Daishido Hall houses the "Kokuzo Bodhisattva" (a national important cultural property) donated by Fujiwara Hidehira during the Heian period. It is still looked after with great care by the descendants of those who brought the statue from Hiraizumi at that time.
Antique Museum
This is a small museum that collects antique items made privately by the grandmother who taught me how to make tsuke. It displays tools used in daily life that are rarely seen.
