Infinity-Mugen Program List
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1. Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture

Two-day Mino-yaki Pottery Tour with Apprentice under pottery master Ryotaro Kato During the
Azuchi-Momoyama period (1568-1600), pottery was first created in Japan with a unique sense of
beauty called Momoyama-tou. Bowls from Momoyama-tou were fired in the Mino region and haveenchanted people for many centuries. The Koubei kiln, established in 1804,is a representative kiln in the Mino region that has produced many ‘Living
National Treasures’.
This is a one-night, two-day program where you will become an apprenticeto the 8th generation pottery master of this kiln. The completed bowls will
be delivered to your home in a special paulownia box with a certificate ofcompletion signed by pottery master Ryotaro Kato.

2. Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture

Explore the world of Japanese Tea with 16th generation tea master Hosai Matsubayashi.

3. Saga Prefecture

Discover the unique Karatsu-yaki pottery form of 14th generation pottery master Taroemon
Nakamura.

4. Bizen City, Okayama Prefecture

Bizen-yaki pottery has a history of close to 1000 years, first appearing in the 12th century andwhere the 16th century tea utensils are still highly regarded by tea connoisseurs for their simplicity
and elegance.
This experience will open the world of ‘Living National Treasure’ Jun Isezaki by visiting his
studio.

5. Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture

Wajima City on the Noto Peninsula are committed to using natural wood and natural lacquer andemploy traditional techniques to create unique lacquer art pieces that are unique contemporary
pieces never seen before.
Experience this form by visiting the Hikojumaki-egroup, a comet of creativity in the lacquer
art world, led by the lacquer master, Takashi
Wakamiya. Ending by dining at a Michelin onestar French restaurant L’Atelier de Noto.

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6. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Unique Venues and Artists Live Performances

Enjoy a luxurious private dinner concert by top artists such as the renowned Japanese gagaku(Japanese Imperial Court Music and Dance) performer Hideki Togi, and pianist Nobuyuki Tsuji,
who became the first Japanese to win the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition at exclusive
locations, the Golden Pavilion, Toji Temple, and Kiyomizu Temple.

7. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
Kyoto Creative Unit GO ON

The members of GO ON, formed in 2012, include the longestablished Nishijin-ori (Nishijin Weave) store, Hosoo, which has
been around since the Genroku period (1688), as well as a bamboo
craftsman, Kohchosai Kosuge, a wood craftsman from Nakagawa
Wood Craft, a tea container maker from Kaikado, Kinuami-tsuji agold wire craftsmanship, and an Asahi-yaki tea pottery maker.
Nishijin-ori (Nishijin Weave) has a 1200-year history. During the 1000 years that Kyoto was the capital, weaving wasordered by the imperial court, nobility, samurai class, temples and shrines, and wealthy townspeople. At that time,
cutting-edge craftsmanship practiced under the protection of those classes.
In the Nishijin area of Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto Prefecture, within a 7-kilometer radius, there were about 20 craftsmen who
handled 20 processes, such as applying gold leaf and cutting, to create Nishijin-ori.
The 12th generation of Hosoo, Hosoo Masataka, works on a 150cm wide fabric unprecedented in the world of Nishijinori, with the original width of Nishijin-ori around 32cm. In 2008, after architect Peter Marino saw Hosoo’s obi at the Japan
Design Exhibition held at the Decorative Arts Museum in Paris, he requested a custom wallpaper for his store’s walls,
and since then, Hosoo’s textiles have been used for the interiors of luxury brands such as Chanel and Louis Vuitton.

8. Tokyo, Tottori Prefecture, Shimane Prefecture, Kumamoto
Prefecture
Sword Tour - Experience the captivating world of Japaneseswords

The tour begins with a lecture on the history of swords and their world by the owner of the art
sword store Ginza Seiko-do (Tokyo) which has been in operation for over 100 years. You will
have the opportunity to visit the Tatara Ironworks that produces tamahagane – which is a typeof steel made in the Japanese tradition in Oku-Izumo Town, Shimane Prefecture. See a working
swordsmith’s workshop, and a sword mounter’s repairman undermaster sword maker Koga Hanshi in Kumamoto Prefecture.
Finally witnessing the exciting and ritualistic art form of ‘Muso
Jikiden Eishin-ryu’ the moment of unsheathing the sword that decides
victory or defeat by the head of the Ogamiyama Shrine, in Tottori
Prefecture.

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CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
9. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Prayer at the Imperial family Sennyu-ji Temple inauthentic Japanese clothing

Other programs include special seats for the viewing of Twenty-fiveBodhisattva Oneri Memorial Service at Sokusei-in Temple, the Mibu
Kyogen Autumn Viewing at Mibu-dera Temple, the Kyokusui-no-en,
winding stream party viewing at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, and the worldof Kyoto Goyasan-no-okuribi in Kyoto.

10. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Literati Tea or Sencha Tea Experience

Sencha-do is one of Japan’s tea ceremony cultures. It is said, that there are more schools of senchado in Japan than of matcha-do, but surprisingly, it is not well known. From the end of the Edo
period, various scholars, artists, and cultural figures gathered at
Issa-an and Tsukudai-ya Sencha Tea Room, where they dranksencha while admiring paintings and calligraphy. You will havethe opportunity to experience literati tea (sencha) tea ceremony
with the best Uji tea.

11. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Exploring Kyoto’s Traditional Confectionery Shops

Taste the sweetness of wagashi (Japanese sweets) with tea at iconic stores in Kyoto.

12. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Tour of Kyoto with Acclaimed German Garden Designer
Dominik Schmitz

Looking at significant architecture in relation to structures and natural spaces in designated areas
around Kyoto.

13. Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture

Experience the Tatami Room at the Teahouse WACHIGAIYA, the most prestigious Teahouse in
Kyoto which began in the 13th century.

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14. Tokyo

Bringing Goldfish to the World! Goldfish Festival andAuction Tour

Currently, the main production areas in Japan are Yamato Koriyama City, Nara Prefecture, Yatomi
Town, Ama-gun, Aichi Prefecture, and Harue-cho, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo. Learn about the different
species of goldfish which include Ranchu, Demekin, Wakin, and Ryukin. Some varieties are only
breed in certain prefectures, such as ‘Tosakin’ in Kochi Prefecture and ‘Jikin’ in Aichi Prefecture.
The Edogawa Ryukin has been branded and is highly popular.
The Edogawa Goldfish Festival held every July attracts over 40,000
goldfish enthusiasts from all over Japan and the world. The Tokyo
Freshwater Fish Farming Cooperative in Funabori, Edogawaku, holds an auction every Thursday from March to September,attended by wholesale dealers.

15. Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture

Visiting Artisans to Make Shirts from Japanese Hakushu
CottonCotton was once a crop grown throughout Japan as a crop alongside rice but has declined due toforeign cotton. In Sakaiminato City, efforts have begun to revive the
Hakushu cotton fields that were almost lost and to pass on traditional
regional resources for future generations. We are making natural
cotton by not using pesticides or chemical fertilizers by considering
people and the natural environment we live in.
Support this mission and buy a Hakushu Cotton t-shirt.

16. Uwajima City, Ehime Prefecture

Seeking Out 10.5mm Large Pearls from Ako-ya Pearls

Iseshima, Nagasaki, and Uwajima are known as Japan’s three major pearlproducing areas. However, it is not well known that Uwajima has manysuper shells. The Koshikai has a long growth period and produces pearls
as large as 10mm to 10.5mm, which are rarely seen in the market. It takes
about 40 pearls to make a necklace of large pearls. Curating these large
pearls with uniform quality takes several years. Visit Uwajima with anappraiser to seek out large Ako-ya pearls.

17. Shodoshima Island, Kagawa Prefecture
Mago Nagasaka Gallery, Kagawa Lacquerware

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18. Obuse Town, Nagano Prefecture
Sake, Onsens and Architecture

Obuse is the smallest town in Nagano Prefecture. A small Masuichi
Ichimura Sake Brewery that has been in this area since 1755. The
wooden architecture that has remained unchanged since the Edo
period, the wooden bucket that sits in front of the store. Continuing its
legacy, it is part of a restaurant and hotel concept, utilizing designers
and architects who trained under Frank Lloyd Wright to bring classic
charm to this town. You will be guided by 17th generation head of the Ichimura family.

19. Mikawashima, Tokyo

Bathing Culture Event at a Gable-roofed
Public Bathhouse

Teikoku-yu, a long-established public bathhouse in the Arakawa
Ward, Nippori-Mikawashima area, is a public bathhouse with agable roof that is a masterpiece of architecture. The building has
a garden from the changing room to the bathhouse, where azaleas
bloom in early summer, allowing you to enjoy nature in the city.
You can also cool off on the veranda of the changing room after bathing. Founded in September
1916, it has a history of over 100 years. The current building was built in 1953, and you canexperience the public bath culture.
Shinobu Machida, a member of the Department of Popular Culture Studies who named “Daikokuyu”
in Kita-Senju as the King of Public Baths, photographer Kotaro
Imada, who runs “Tokyo Public Bathhouse,” and Senyu painter Morio
Nakajima will host a special program called “Teikoku-yu Senkondankai,” a Japanese bathing culture event in a conversational stylewith guests. After the seminar, participants can experience the publicbathhouse if they wish.

20. Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture

If You’re Looking for Imari pottery, Tsuruoka is a
destination worth visiting!

The Kitamae ships that once plied the Sea of Japan carried Imari pottery from Kyushu to various
parts of the country. The old Imari pottery, which was unloaded in the rice-producing area of
Shonai, worked in people’s lives and enriched the storehouses of old houses, with many are stillleft today.
Shop at reasonably priced Edo old Imari pottery at antique shops
in Tsuruoka with cultural historian Shinzo Ogi. At the coffee shop
MILK run by the owner who is fascinated by old Imari pottery, while
you can enjoy a conversation about old Imari pottery while looking
at his collection, eating local dishes served on old Imari pottery
tableware. Accommodation is at Suiden Terrace, a hotel floating in the rice fields.
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Tokyo JourneyTokyo is a city full of hidden charms, a metropolis landscape thathas everything from shopping at world-class jewelers, antiquedealers, to dining at Japanese kaiseki restaurants, global eateries
and the arts of Noh, Kabuki, and Takarazuka.
Experience a variety of cultures eras that have been cultivatedin Japan from ancient times to the present, and connect them to the future of art, crafts, and thecraftsmen who support them.

Book a Private Art Guide in Tokyo

Experience Tokyo’s art scene led by an art specialist.
Brimming with different art events, immersive galleries and some of the world’s best museums,
Tokyo has a vast variety of artistic offerings.
The guide will customize the schedule to your aesthetic tastes
and interests, be that solo debuts by emerging artists, or the latest
exhibitions by established contemporary mainstays.
The art can be purchased at your request.
・Sample Schedule
Harajuku and Tennozu Isle
Begin your day with a visit to one of Harajuku’s most exciting contemporary galleries: Nanzuka
Underground.Now in its own dedicated flagship building, Nanzuka Underground utilizes its
expansive space in the backstreets of Urahara to showcase previously overlooked post-20thcentury Japanese artists, such as pop-artist Keiichi Tanaami and painter Harumi Yamaguchi.
Located along the canal, Tomio Koyama Gallery in Terrada Art Complex is a venue known forbeing the first point of call for the introduction of new Japanese artists. This space provides afoundation for Japanese contemporary art, and represents a variety of different practitioners, fromceramicists and sculptors to photographers alike.
While in Tennnozu, also check out the myriad artists and artworks
displayed at the Terrada Art Complex, the largest-scale gallery
complex in Japan. From the concrete sanctum of Anomaly, a three-inone exhibition space, to the dynamic exhibition space, Scai Park, thedistinct atmosphere of these diverse spaces provides an immersive,varied experience for visitors.

Interior Design Journey

Learn about traditional Japanese architectural interior decoration techniques
The quaint Japanese house stands in a rare location was designed by Yukio Hashimoto, a leadinginterior designer in Japan who has worked on significant structures such as The Peninsula Tokyo.
The specialists gathered under Hashimoto, possess traditional interior decoration techniques, arethe leading craftsmen in Japan who have worked on facilities such as the Kyoto State Guesthouseand Kinkaku-ji Temple tea rooms.
After visiting the unique space and seeing artists such as Kusumi Naoki, specialists in lattice work,
Japanese paper, lacquer, and gold leaf, you will enjoy lunch prepared by a Michelin chef.

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Journey into Sumo

Sumo is Japan’s national sport, which has been around for over1500 years. We offer a private tour where you can see the training
scenes and training grounds of active sumo wrestlers. You can enjoy
watching the powerful training scenes that you normally cannot
experience other than those connected to the Sumo stables. A guide
who is familiar with sumo will accompany you, and you can learn
about the history of sumo.

22. Yamanashi Prefecture

Enchanting Diamond Viewing Tour

Koshu Jewelry- a Major Production Area for Japanese Jewelry.
The northern part of Kofu was once a major producer of quartz crystals. The polished and precious
metal processing technology developed here nurtured the jewelry industry, and now, about
20% of Japan’s jewelry is produced in Yamanashi Prefecture, centeredaround Kofu. The fact that Kofu is a town of jewelry is not well known
except among industry insiders of manufacturers and wholesalers, where
glamorous major brands take the forefront.
Visit the Koshu jewelry stores that have been attracting attention since
being introduced at the Tokyo Girls Collection in 2022.

23. Tokyo

Discover Bonsai at Ginza Uchiku-an, with Bonsai
Master Kimura.

24. Okinawa Prefecture

Fashion Kimono with Roots

The textile industry, which has been produced in a region since ancient
times, based on the climate, local customs, plants, dyes, and know how,is truly a representative of Japanese culture. With Sheila Cliff, a Japaneseclothing expert, visit the workshops of Amami Oshima, Oshima Tsumugi
kimono-style. Experience mud dyeing, natural dyeing, at the workshopoperated Thidamoon Resort Hotel, and immerse yourself in the world ofOshima Tsumugi.
You can choose an item from Amami, and we will make it
according to your wishes, such as a kimono, a custom suit, asofa cover, or a tapestry. We also offer dressing experience andphotography. At night, you can go on a wildlife observation
tour to see natural monuments such as the crowned cranes andfrogs.

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25. Okayama Prefecture

Visiting the Stone Island that Built Japan, Crossing theSea, the Bisan Islands

The granite and stone cutting technology of the Bisan Islands, which is spread between Okayama
Prefecture and Kagawa Prefecture, has supported Japan’s architectural culture for a long time.
Japan’s modern Western-style architecture, such as the Bank of Japan head office, the Meiji Life
Building, Nihonbashi, and Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station, was built using
granite from the Bisan Islands and the stone walls of modern castles, like thestone walls of Osaka Castle. These islands natural resouces have cultivated a rareculture of people who cut, transport, and live with stones. Experience the changesof these islands over 400 years and see the modern beauty and transformation.

26. Hokkaido Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, Aichi

Prefecture, Tottori Prefecture, Okayama Prefecture
Japan Horse Gear TourJapan has attracted hot attention from Europe, America, and the Middle
East for horse breeding and horse gear making, with Japan’s horses
winning the Dubai World Cup in recent years. A tour to visit Japan’s
horse breeding and horse gear craftsmen. Visit the workshop of thesaddle craftsman of Som saddle, which boasts a 70% share of theworld market in Hokkaido Prefecture, and the Jockey Boots Arakawa Yuichi Shoe Shop in Osaka
Prefecture, where jockey boots worn by the world’s top jockeys William Buick are made, the armor
used by the world’s top jockeys William Buick is made by SS Manufacturing in Aichi Prefecture,and the ONZO Jeans by Tanaka Hiroyuk in Okayama Prefecture, which is used as a training jeans
for racehorses, which has no seams on the inside, and finally Mt. Daisen Hills in Tottori Prefecture,
where racehorse breeding that is recognized worldwide is aimed at the foot of the magnificent Mt.
Daisen. This tour you will travel from each destination using a private jet.

27. Tokyo

Wearing Hemp - a Material Used by Japanese People
Since Ancient Times

Hemp, which has been an indispensable part of Japanese life since ancient times. Its history isancient, and hemp ropes have been excavated from the ruins of Jomon period (14,000 and 300 BC)
creation stories dating back about 10,000 years. Hemp has been used in various clothing and daily
items by Japanese people as a comfortable material that suits the richclimate and environment of Japan.
Majotae,’ a brand that revives the original texture of hemp, a fabricbrand developed by Avex Entertainment that realizes a texture thatcombines the softness of silk and the softness of cotton, overturning
the image of hemp that is generally distributed as having a hard andrough touch.
828. Kawahara-machi, Tottori City

Visit the Ushinoto-yaki Kiln, representing Tottori’s Folk
Art

The beginning of the Ushinoto-yaki kiln, where about 60 craftsmen fromthe Iwami-yaki producing area moved to Ushinoto to seek Ushinoto’s soilat the end of the Edo period. The white soil deposited by the flow of the
Hikida River is well-fired and is still being excavated from the rice fields,
without a fear of it ever running out. When the demand for Ushinoto-yaki
decreased due to the spread of industrial products in the Showa period(1945–1989), Yasuda, the 4th generation master potter of the Ushinotoyaki kiln, instructed Kobayashi, to produce it in the form of ‘New Folk
Art.’ The interaction with Kobayashi of Ushinoto-yaki, Yamamoto of
Iwai kiln, Yamashita of Enkyoji kiln, and Sakamoto of Inshu-Nakai kiln,
who will lead the future of Tottori’s folk art.

FOOD EXPERIENCES
29. Shinagawa, Tokyo

Visit a Chocolate Patisserie

Visit Junji Tokunaga owner and pâtissier of Equilibre, and Moe Takahashi the Japanese
representative team member who won the Coupe du Monde de la Patisserie 2023, and enjoy theworld’s best sweets.

30. Tokyo

Visit the “Ohira Farm,” a Land of Organic Farming

The Ohira family has been in farming in Setagaya for over 400 years. The 11th generation farmer,
Miwako Ohira, is committed to maintaining the rural life and sustaining the community. Throughthe Ohira family, you will experience and understand how this farming family works at stopping
the disappearing scenery and agricultural lifestyle.

31. Kagawa Prefecture

Soy Sauce Made with Wooden Barrels

Founded in 1735, the Okada family’s 18th generation maker works in their soy sauce store that has
been in business for over 260 years. Around 1965, as the soy sauce making became mechanized
one after another, these warehouses and soy sauce rooms were protected, which now is the only
remaining warehouse that continues the traditional brewing method called the Koji method. See
the process of soy sauce production with the unique taste and depth of richness.

932. Furano, Hokkaido Prefecture

Visiting Domaine Rezon Winery
An Ethical Tour that Considers Living
Environments that Contributes to the Region
Merimero Brown, who sings the praises of sustainability, is the
11th generation head of the Domaine Rezon Winery in Nakafuranocho, Hokkaido. The use of circular environmental methods with the
combination of goat’s natures, using herbicides are used as little aspossible, makes for a refreshing aroma and taste.

33. Okayama Prefecture

Visit La Grand Corinne Japon, a Natural Wine Maker
Using Japan’s Unique Varieties

Mr. Ooka is currently making wine using Muscat of Alexandria and cultivating
native mountain grape varieties suitable for Japan’s climate and environment. In the
beginning of his university days, he was fascinated by Bordeaux wine and went to
Bordeaux in 1997 before his graduation ceremony to obtain the national qualificationof Advanced Technologist in Brewing and Cultivation (BTS) and became thecultivation manager of E.Guigal, a major wine maker. From 2003, he studied under Thierry
Allemand, a pioneer of natural wine in Northern Rhône, France. In his mid-40s, he returned toJapan and settled in Okayama. He selected Okayama, where grape cultivation for wine has not yet
been conducted, due to its warm climate, low rainfall, good drainage, and low risk of typhoons
during grape harvest. The work Mr. Ooka has produced was featured in the 2013 New York Times
World Edition.

34. Chichibu, Saitama Prefecture
Visit the Chichibu Distillery

The Chichibu Distillery was founded in 2004 by Akuto. In 2008,
whiskey production began. It attracted attention as the first distillery tobe established in Japan in 35 years. It is one of the recognized distilleries
in the world with numerous awards from the most prestigious British
whiskey tasting competition. You can see the manufacturing process(crushing of barley malt, saccharification, fermentation, distillation, storage, and aging), which isusually closed to the public.
You will also visit Arai Norio, the second generation of the Chichibu Meisen,founded in 1970, and see the latest works of Meisen with a Taisho romancescent and Ichiro’s Malt. Enjoy French cuisine using local Chichibu indigenous
vegetables at the restaurant “Atelier de Comma” by French master chef
Toshihiro Komine.

10guided through the experience of meditation that can be easily be incorporated into your daily life.
You will also be able to stroll around the gardens and enjoy a breakfast of Kyoto kaiseki in the tea
room.

42. Okinawa Prefecture

Reset your body at hotel ‘The Scene’ which is overlooking the sea in Amami Oshima. This
program is 2 nights and 3 days of good sleep plan, yoga on the wooden deck over a tranquil garden,
self-facing the sea to release electromagnetic waves, a head massage and relax the scalp, natural
hot springs, ending the day by sleep under the moonlight and wake up with the rising sun in thehorizon. A Japanese way to refresh and recenter.

43. Okinawa Prefecture

Lifestyle resort of fermented life

Enjoy this unique hotel life which uses ‘Effective Microorganism Technology’ within the concept
room ‘Iko’ the ‘Whole Earth Room’ where the space uses earth blended with charcoal fused on theentire walls, effective for humidity control and air purification. The ‘Whole Earth Room’ has been
specially processed to release excess electricity with solid flooring. We also prepare a menu option
considering nutrients to support sleep.

OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES
44. Okayama Prefecture, Kagawa Prefecture

Seto Inland Sea Art Cruise on a Catamaran Yacht & a
Moment Immersed in Art.

Embark on a catamaran yacht with a private chef and cruise slowly from Shin-Okayama Port toInujima Island, Teshima Island, Naoshima Island, Seto Ohashi
Bridge, and Uwajima Port, enjoying the beauty of the Seto Inland
Sea. Visit art museums familiar in the world acclaimed Setouchi
Triennale Art Festival, such as the Seirensho Museum (Inujima),
the Chichu Art Museum (Naoshima), and the Teshima Art Museum(Teshima), with a private guide.

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45. Hokkaido Prefecture

Canoeing Tour Down the Headwaters of the KushiroRiver

Canoe guide Yuuya Tsuchida will accompany you on the Kushiro
River. Relax in nature as you let the flow of Kushiro River take you
into nature and a slower pace of traveling. After the canoe tour, enjoy
a late lunch at Auberge SORA on the shores of Lake Kushiro, where
you can enjoy French cuisine using the seasonal flavors of Hokkaido.

46. Ehime Prefecture

Nametoko Valley Canyoning

The Nametoko Valley in southwestern Shikoku is one of Japan’s leading canyoning spots. At
Yukiwa Falls, one of Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls, you can enjoy a natural ride winding and flowing
down narrow spaces and adjusting elevations, slow moments in nature to capture.

SPORTS EXPERIENCES
47. Mie Prefecture

Experience 260 km/h in a Super Formula Car

The Suzuka Circuit, built by clearing the mountains, has many technical courses with continuous
corners and slopes, so it is loved by F1 drivers who like Suzuka. See world class drivers’ race,
Masashi Yamamoto, who was with Honda F1, and Matsuda Tsugio from Kuwana City.

48. Tooshiya, Kyoto

The Sanjusangendo Tooshiya Big Target Tournament held on a Sunday near January 15th every
year, is an event based on the large number of arrows shot by eachclan’s archers under the eaves of the main hall during the Edo period. In
Tooshiya, a shooting range is set up on the west side of the main hall,which is about 120 meters long, where world competitors archers shootat a large target about 60 meters away to compete and demonstrate theirskills.

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