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Ino Paper Museum

いの町紙の博物館

Museum dedicated to traditional Japanese papermaking featuring displays of techniques, history, and opportunities to create paper yourself.

Ino Paper Museum Exterior
Ino Paper Museum Exterior © Oyazo, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Opening hours
Mon–Sun09:00–17:00
Holidays09:00–17:00
Admission
Standard
Adult¥500
Links
Official websiteEnglish · Japanese
Access
Saiwaicho, Agawa-Gun Ino-Cho, Kochi 〒 781-2103

The Ino Paper Museum is a museum located in Ino, Japan that is dedicated to showcasing the traditional art of papermaking. Visitors to the museum can learn about the history and techniques of papermaking, and see a variety of different types of paper on display. The museum also features workshops where visitors can try their hand at making their own paper, and a shop where they can purchase handmade paper products. The Ino Paper Museum is a great place to learn about the rich cultural history of papermaking in Japan and to experience the traditional craft firsthand.

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