Discover the elegance of Yukata, a Japanese summer kimono, the quintessential Japanese attire synonymous with summer festivals. Embrace the art of Yukata Kitsuke, where every fold and tie transforms a simple garment into a masterpiece of cultural tradition. Whether you're a beginner with your own Yukata wanting to learn, eager to experience the intricate process firsthand, or simply drawn to the allure of Fumiko-sensei’s exquisite collection, this workshop offers an unforgettable journey into the world of Japanese culture.
Workshop: $20
Yukata rental is available at the door on the day of the event for $10
Join us and experience the elegance and beauty of this timeless attire!
This workshop will take place during the 
Tanabata Market
. Please enjoy the market while wearing your yukata.
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