Inuyama City in Aichi Prefecture boasts a castle town with a well-preserved Edo-period layout centered around the national treasure Inuyama Castle, making it a region where you can experience history and culture throughout the year. The city also has many historic shrines and temples, and is an area where you can have plenty of opportunities to wear traditional Japanese clothing, from Shinto rituals such as Shichi-Go-San and Omiyamairi to everyday strolls around town. 🏯 Inuy

Toyoyama Town in Aichi Prefecture was formed in 1906 when Toyoba Village and Aoyama Village merged, taking characters from both names to create its current name. The town's name is said to have an auspicious meaning: "a mountain full of abundant produce." Even today, true to its name, the town is bustling with activity at the northern market and is dotted with local shops, where a small but rich life thrives. If you happen to look up at the sky, you'll see planes taking off a

Introduction: I stopped to admire the familiar "summer in Oguchi" Under the scorching midsummer sun, the wind blowing through Oguchi town sways the vast expanse of green rice fields like waves. Turning off the main road, it quickly becomes quiet, the sound of clear water flowing through irrigation canals can be heard, and the vibrant green of the rice plants comes into view. This is the tranquil atmosphere of summer in this town where Kyoto-ya Owari Honten hangs its noren (tr

Kasugai City in Aichi Prefecture is a comfortable place to live, where the charm of the old and the new blends well with the daily lives of its people, from the lively residential areas of Kachigawa and Kozoji to historic temples like Mitsuzoin , which boasts a multi-storied pagoda designated as a national important cultural property. Do you have any precious kimonos that have been stored away for a long time in the chests of drawers at your home or your parents' home in Kasu

Komaki City in Aichi Prefecture is a pleasant place to live, where the lush greenery of Komakiyama Castle intersects with the vibrant atmosphere along National Route 41. You may have occasions to wear a kimono for family milestones such as a baby's first shrine visit or Shichi-Go-San (a traditional Japanese rite of passage for children). 👘 Occasions for wearing kimono, such as events at Mama Kannon and Tagata Shrine, and concerns about storage. Within Komaki City, there are

A heartwarming music concert and showcasing cute remade accessories, all related to "Emu," a volunteer group supported by Kyoto-ya Owari Honten. 🎐 July 25th (Sat) '3rd Summer Concert in Nishibi' This is a joyous concert featuring three musicians with disabilities performing alongside the local Nishibiwajima Junior High School Traditional Japanese Music Club and a junior koto team. [3rd Summer Concert in Nishibi] Event Overview Date: Saturday, July 25, 2026 Time: 13:00 Doors

We are pleased to announce a concert featuring traditional Japanese musical instruments, a fitting event for the bountiful autumn season. September 6th (Sun) "The 32nd Ayuchi-no-kai Koto Concert" As summer ends and the seasons shift to early autumn, the 32nd Ayuchi-no-kai Koto Concert will be held at the Nishibi Creative Center in Kiyosu City. The event is organized by the "Ayuchi no Kai," a group dedicated to preserving the beautiful traditions of the koto. Joined by members

🌸A gorgeous dance festival that colors Nagoya's autumn🌸 Experience the beauty of geisha dance and kimono in autumn in Nagoya -...

🍂 Enticed by the sounds of autumn - A moment spent in a kimono with the sound of the koto As the autumn breeze becomes pleasant, a koto...

Why don't we go out for a Meigi-Festival, full of Nagoya traditional performances? November 15th（Fri）　15:00 reception　15:30 start...