Workshops are basically held at my shop. At the workshop, you can make two postcards. You can choose two of them: normal(White), cotton fiber, or Omikuji paper. You can experience one process from the production of washi raw materials. Hyōhitā (peeling off the outer skin). Washi is made from plants. Tea and sweets are available while drying. This store is loved by locals and serves tea and wagashi made from mulberry leaves. We hope you will look forward to seeing what kind of wagashi we make depending on the season. After your Japanese paper is dry and tea time is over, I will guide you through the downtown shopping district: SATAKE shopping street and Okazu shopping street. Both are areas that are not easily introduced in guidebooks. Both are lined with shops from the 1970s. It reminds of me the good old Showa days. I will also guide you to Torigoe Shrine. If you want a "Goshuin stamp", you can purchase it. We also plan to guide visitors to other unique Japanese places such as cherry blossoms and festivals, depending on the time of year. My shop has a mascot cat (calico cat) you can attend workshops with her.