Each shop is filled with cool new stuff made with age-old methods, and is run by an artist. They all use traditional Japanese techniques to make very untraditional designs, and some shops have a workshop in back, where you can see the resident artists crafting their wares. The stuff you find here is often one-of-a-kind, and can’t be bought anywhere else, but the prices are surprisingly reasonable.
Open: Every day, except closed Wednesdays
Hours: 11:00 – 19:00
Admission: Free
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And here’s more to do in the neighborhood, while you’re there:
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