Using Koza (a mulberry shrubbery variety), one can make Japanese-style paper by mincing the tree into a pulp, flattening it with a wooden tool, then wringing it out to dry. After it has dried completely, the final product will be sent to you.
*The instructor speaks only in Japanese.
All-year
500 yen
*It takes more than fifteen minutes to do this activity.
Semboku City Rural Experience Association
