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Experiences for the
whole family Traditional
Japanese Culture

Shippo Miso&Owari Cloisonné

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Ama City, Aichi
A Taste of Tradition: Experience Mame Miso &
Japan’s Renowned Craft Traditions

Ama City, Aichi, is where Japan’s rich miso heritage and world-renowned Shippo-yaki cloisonné enamel artistry come to life.
Visitors can see, learn, and create while experiencing Japan’s cherished culinary heritage—dating back to the Sengoku period of the 16th to 17th centuries—and the elegant beauty of traditional decorative art.

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The Charm of Ama City

See - Learn - Create Shippo Miso &

Owari Cloisonné Crafting experiences in one place.

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The Charm of Ama City

Visit the birthplace of Mame Miso,

loved by Sengoku warriors and

world-renowned Shippo-yaki,

to create and take home your own

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The Charm of Ama City

Just a short trip from Nagoya

Rich cultural experiences await

Even as a half-day trip

ACTIVITY

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Craft and taste mame miso at a 150-year-old miso brewery, where traditional kioke fermentation lives on

Sato Brewery is the last remaining miso brewery in the Bishu region of Aichi Prefecture. Founded 150 years ago, it has preserved its traditions through six generations. It’s one of the few places in Japan where you can see—and experience—the slow, natural fermentation of mame miso in traditional kioke.*1
A truly unique destination exclusive to Ama City.

*1 Kioke (wooden barrels) are large casks made of natural wood. Over time, the microorganisms living in the wood interact with the ingredients, creating a mellow, richly layered flavor through slow fermentation.

Your Experience Includes

  • Chat with artisans who have preserved the rich history and traditions of mame miso.
  • Create your own miso ball to take home as a unique souvenir.
  • Savor exclusive snacks and sweets made with miso and soy sauce—only available here
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Historical Cuisine Favored by
Legendary Samurai

Mame miso, cherished by famous warlords Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu, was used as a vital food supply.
More than just a seasoning, it has been passed down as an essential part of Japan’s culinary and cultural heritage.

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Kuraguse: Experience
the Brewery’s Unique Flavor

Mame miso is made with only soybeans, salt, water, and koji mold. Over time, each kura (fermentation house) develops its own kuraguse—a unique character shaped by local microorganisms and traditional methods. Experience the rich, complex flavor specific to this place with all your senses.

Sato Brewery Co., Ltd. — Producer of Shippō Miso and Soy Sauce

2743 Agata, Yasumatsu, Shippo-cho, Ama City, Aichi, 497-0011
TEL:052-444-2562 Email:[email protected]

Business Hours
10:00~17:00
Closed Days
Store: Mon | Head Office: Sat–Sun New years holiday: Dec 29 - Jan 3
Payment methods
Cash / Cashles

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Fun for the Whole Family
Glass and Metal Craft Workshops

The Shippo-yaki Art Village is the only place in Japan where you can enjoy year-round exhibitions, live demonstrations, and hands-on workshops in the traditional art of Shippo-yaki.
Not only can you admire exquisite handcrafted pieces, but you’ll also see the nationally recognized techniques of Owari Shippo up close—and even make your own one-of-a-kind work.

Your Experience Includes

  • Observe live demonstrations up close by active master artisans.
  • Create your own one-of-a-kind Shippo-yaki piece to take home
  • Get hands-on instruction from government-certified Owari Shippo craftsmen
  • Enjoy exquisite Shippo-yaki artworks on display
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Admire and Make Your Own
Shippo-yaki

Wired cloisonné (Yūsen Shippo) is a traditional craft where silver wires are used to create intricate designs on a metal base, then filled with colorful glass enamel and fired to achieve a stunning finish.
During the hands-on workshop, families select their own colors and patterns, watch the magical moment when the hues change in the kiln, and take home their finished piece.

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Shippo-yaki: globally acclaimed
cloisonné enamel masterpieces

Owari Cloisonné is a recognized traditional craft of Japan. Its stunning craftsmanship is displayed not only at the UNESCO World Heritage site Nikkō Tōshō-gū Shrine but also in museums worldwide, such as the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK, where it is appreciated for its artistry and cultural value.

Ama City Shippo Art Village

2000 Tojima Jusanswari, Shippo-cho, Ama City, Aichi 497-0002, Japan
TEL:052-443-7588

Business Hours
9:00~17:00
Closed Days
Mondays & the weekday following a national holiday
New years holiday: Dec 29 - Jan 3
Payment methods
Cash only

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How to get to Ama City

How to get to Ama CityHow to get to Ama City
Chubu Centrair Airport
about 40 minutes by car
Central Nagoya
about 30 minutes by car
about 20 minutes by train
Ama City

FAQ

Can I enjoy the experience even on rainy days?
Yes. Most activities are indoors, and you can select experiences that can be enjoyed even if it rains.
Can small children participate?
Eligibility and recommended ages vary depending on the activity. Please check the latest details on the experience booking page.
Can I take photos or videos?
Yes. Time is designated for photography and filming, as long as it does not disrupt the activity.
Is language support available?
Supported languages and guidebooks are listed on the experience booking page. If needed, please consider arranging an interpreter.
Where can I check reservations, payments, and cancellations?
All procedures, such as reservations and payments, are handled through the experience booking page. Please review the latest terms and conditions before booking.