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Paper in Udatsu Museum2010.04.22

About forty papers are piled up here; after drained but before dried.

One sheet of paper is very thin but still very strong, because it's made from Kozo, mulberry, which has long fiber.

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Still life 2016.07.26
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Sumo on MO washi 2016.07.25
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Dear readers 2016.08.01
Morning sketches 2016.07.29
My favorite area 2016.07.28
On washi 2016.07.28
Father and s daughter 2016.07.28
After the shocking incident 2016.07.27
Still life 2016.07.26
Dancers 2016.07.26
Sketching at the temple 2016.07.25
Sumo on MO washi 2016.07.25

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Echizen Washi Village

This is the official site of the Echizen Washi Village. We would like to try to introduce Japanese Paper "Echizen Washi" as an attractive culuture to overseas.

Address

Papyrus House
8-44 Shinzaike-cho, Echizen City, Fukui 915-0232
phone: 0778-42-1363

Udatsu Paper & Craft Museum
9－21－2 Shinzaike-cho, Echizen City, Fukui 915-0232
phone: 0778-43-7800

Paper & Culture Museum
11-12 Shinzaike-cho, Echizen City, Fukui 915-0232
phone: 0778-42-0016
fax : 0778-42-3260
mail : udatsu@echizenwashi.jp