[Minami Awaji City, Hyogo] We will make a tile coaster called "Water Drop Refreshing Sutori-kun" using real tile clay from Awaji Island.

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• This hands-on crafting experience uses real tile clay. We use the same clay used to make tiles on Awaji Island. By experiencing the clay molding process, you can experience the techniques and materials used in tile making that are usually invisible. Even beginners and children can participate with confidence. This experience involves making a highly practical tile coaster that absorbs water well. This experience involves making a tile coaster called "Mizudzu Sukkiri Suitoru-kun," which is sold by our company. Thanks to the unique absorbency of tiles, this highly practical coaster quickly absorbs water droplets from glasses and prevents the table from getting wet.
• Experience craftsmanship with clay roof tiles, a unique experience only available on the go
• Using real clay from Awaji Island, you can experience the texture and weight of the material as you create. This is an experience that can only be had in tourist spots.
• A highly practical coaster that absorbs water droplets
• The end result is a highly absorbent tile coaster that can be used not only as a memento of your trip but also in your daily life.
• Finishing and shipping later for peace of mind
• After making your piece, it will be dried and fired in the workshop, and the finished product will be mailed to your home at a later date, so you can continue sightseeing empty-handed.

Meeting time:

• Before the event starts.

Meeting point:

• Our experience workshop room is reserved for the general public.

address:

• 105-2 Wakida-ko, Matsuho, Minamiawaji City, Hyogo Prefecture

For those arriving by car:

• 10 minutes from Seidan Mihara IC on the Honshi Road.

For those arriving by other means:

• Take the express bus from Sannomiya bound for Fukura, get off at Enoki train stop, and walk for 15 minutes.