Indigo Dying at Ai no Yakata
The beautiful indigo color, known worldwide as "Japan Blue", is created through traditional indigo dyeing techniques. Tokushima, the birthplace of "sukumo," the dye used in the indigo dyeing process, proudly preserves this age-old tradition. The sukumo made in Tokushima is affectionately known as "Awa Ai."
Visitors can experience the art of indigo dyeing by creating their own unique handkerchiefs in a hands-on experience at Ai no Yakata.
Visitors can experience the art of indigo dyeing by creating their own unique handkerchiefs in a hands-on experience at Ai no Yakata.
More Information about Indigo Dying at Ai no Yakata
Street address
- Aza Maezunishi, Tokumei, Aizumi-cho, Itano-gun, Tokushima
About TOKUSHIMA Access
- Ride the Tokushima Bus bound for Kamojima via Nijo from JR Tokushima Station.
Get off the bus at Higashinakatomi, then 5 minutes by foot.
- Ride the Tokushima Bus bound for Kamojima via Nijo from JR Tokushima Station.
Opening Hours
- 9:00～17:00
Closed
- Tuesdays (open on public holidays) and December 28 to January 1
Best season
- All year
Point
update: Sep.3.2024
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