The Miyajima Traditional Handicrafts Hall, located near the Miyajima Pier, was reopened on April 29th, 2008. This is the place where you can learn the history and traditions of Miyajima through hands-on experiences.
The Miyajima Traditional Handicrafts Hall is a three story building. On the first floor, visiters can see displays of traditional Miyajima handicrafts. Engraved trays, engraved tea utensils, clay bells, and papier-mache are a few of the items on display. On the second floor, you can try making Momiji Manju (a maple leaf shaped waffle). On the third floor, you can create your own Shakushi (a rice scoop). Instructors are available to assist you with your projects.
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| Shakushi Making | Momiji Manju Making |
| Fees for Hands-on Activities (Admission Free) |
Fee for Shakushi Making Fee for Momiji Manju Making * Reservations are necessary to participate in an activity. (You can make a reservation up to one year in advance. Reservations should be made no later than one week before your visit. |
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| Participation Requirement | To participate in the hands-on activities, you must have a group of five or more. Up to 40 people can attend at one time. |
| In availability of activities | * The hands-on activities are not available on the following days. Shakushi Making Every Tuesday during the following periods; April 29 – May 6, August 11 – August 17, December 28 – January 4 |
| Application period | Anytime (Please apply at least five days before the date that you would like to attend.) |
| Opening Hours | 9:00 – 17:00 (Hands-on Activity opening Hours: 9:30 – 16:30) |
| Closed | ･ Every Monday. ･ Days after national holidays. ･ December 29 – January 3. |
| Point of Contact | To make a reservation for a hands-on activity please contact the Miyajima Traditional Handicrafts Hall; Phone: 0829-44-1758. |
