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Tango is Japan's largest silk-producing region for kimono fabrics, boasting a history spanning over 300 years. It is here that the "create ebara Showroom: silk & cafe" opened in October 2023. Upon entering, you are greeted by a massive, fully functional silk loom that stands like a work of art. You will begin by learning about the history, craftsmanship, and culture of Tango silk, as well as the world-class silk jacquard technology of Ebara Sangyo. Next comes a unique experience found nowhere else in the world: under the guidance of a professional weaver, you can operate the loom yourself. The loom has been modified with a push-button system, allowing you to watch the pattern being woven as you work. You can even climb up onto the loom to observe its intricate structure-a perspective rarely seen, even by professional weavers.
Afterward, enjoy a unique experience found nowhere else in the world! Under the guidance of a professional weaver, you can operate the loom yourself. The loom has been modified with a push-button system, allowing you to watch the weaving pattern take shape as you work. You can even climb up onto the loom to observe its intricate structure-a view rarely seen, even by professional weavers. Once the experience concludes, you can shop for silk products from Ehara Sangyo and enjoy premium beverages-such as special coffee roasted in Tango, a café latte made with milk from Tango’s natural pastures, carefully selected teas featuring leaves from Kyoto’s Kitayama Tea House, and matcha from a producer established in the Edo period-all within an elegant setting.
Exterior view
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Silk machine
Shopping (image)
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