Japanese crafts

We all know that koi fish can perfectly decorate your pond, moreover, they are symbols of beauty, strength, and good fortune. Koi fish is a type of Amur carp, and its Japanese name is Nishikigoi, which translates to “swimming jewel”, this “jewel” comes in more than one color, the most common ones are red, white, black, orange, yellow, etc., with more than a hundred varieties.

The latest packaging of Japanese KitKats was revealed by Nestle Japan Inc. on Tuesday. The 14-piece KitKat Mini Message Of Support Pack (キットカット ミニ 応援メッセーシジパック) features paper packaging that can be folded to create “omamori,” Japanese lucky charms in support of students preparing to take entrance exams in 2020.

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Koinobori, meaning 'carp streamer' in Japanese, is a traditional craft made in Japan. Grab your toilet paper roll and watch the video. Your child will really love it. #crafts #diy #kids #preschoolactivities #learningactivities #toddleractivities #craftsactivitieskids

Japanese mothers write down a wish for their child on a piece of paper, put it in the center, and then give it to the child. Love Japanese crafts? Learn to sew Japanese sewing at www.japanesesewingpatterns.com

Create your own paper version of the iconic Mount Fuji with this easy craft for kids! Perfect for a Japan unit of study.

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Origami is the art of paper folding. I made this brooch by folding denim from old jeans instead of paper. I used the origami scheme for folding a dove.

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While you can participate in courses almost anywhere you go, some parts of Japan have a long history of specializing in specific crafts. Others put on breathtaking displays or offer extremely in-depth lectures and experiences. To help narrow down your options, we’ve compiled our top places for seeing and trying traditional crafts in Japan.

From delicate pottery to intricate textiles and papermaking traditions that go back over 1,000 years, here are 11 traditional Japanese crafts.

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