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Not included: Other personal expenses; Shipping fee; English-speaking guide
Meeting point: Address Higo Inlay Kosuke 3 Chome-2-1 Shinmachi, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto 860-0004, Japan How to get there: 2 minutes walk from Kumamoto City Tram Urusanmachi Station
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Unlike a sword that disappears within its sheath, the tsuba (sword guard) remains visible and was cherished by samurai as a fashion statement. Hosokawa, a military commander with a deep love for art, gathered tsuba craftsmen from across the country, leading to the development of Higo inlays that adorned sword accessories, originating in Kumamoto During that era, tsuba's popularity was so profound that it became known as the essence of Higo (now Kumamoto). Mr. Osumi, the 4th generation of Mitsusuke, continued his ancestral legacy as a blacksmith, preserving the Higo inlay technique Embrace the opportunity to craft your unique Higo inlay piece under the guidance of Mr. Osumi!
Address Higo Inlay Kosuke 3 Chome-2-1 Shinmachi, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto 860-0004, Japan How to get there: 2 minutes walk from Kumamoto City Tram Urusanmachi Station
Higo Inlay Kosuke: 3 Chome-2-1 Shinmachi, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto 860-0004, Japan