You will try Bengala Dyeing Board Tie- Dyeing, where you fold a tenugui (hand towel) using bengala dye and tie it on a wooden block. This is a dyeing technique used for yukata, where a continuous pattern is dyed by combining the way the fabric is folded and the board. Bengala dyeing is a natural dye that is extracted from the soil and returns to the soil. It is an energy-saving dyeing method that requires only a small amount of water. The items to be dyed are tenugui made from Ise cotton, a traditional craft from Mie Prefecture, Japan. You can come to the store empty-handed. Our staff will explain everything to you in detail, so first-timers, children, and women can feel at ease! After the experience, you can take a break with a hot drink.