Activity
Traditional Japanese House Restoration Experience
Recommended For
Recommended Age
6 yrs 〜
Participant Limit
Max 6 People
Duration
6 Hours
For those interested in traditional Japanese architecture and DIY, who don’t mind getting a little dirty and enjoy hands-on work. Through this workshop, you'll surely feel the joy of contributing to the restoration of a building that will be passed down to future generations.
About Activity
You can experience the restoration and utilization of traditional houses and vacant homes that our organization is working on within the city. This offers an immersive way to enjoy Sasayama's rich culture, history, natural beauty, and unique climate, while connecting with the people who live there, allowing you to feel the charm of the community. Additionally, there are plans to visit and experience hidden spots in the city with a guide.
How to Participate
Please make a reservation via email (lauconomy.ws@gmail.com) or URL, including the number of participants (breakdown of adults and children), preferred date, and mode of transportation to the workshop location.
- About Price
- Adults: 10,000 yen per person, Children: 5,000 yen per person
- Minimum Capacity
- 3 People
- Duration
- 6 Hours
- Holding Period
- From April, Reiwa 7 (2025) to March, Reiwa 8 (2026)
- Notes
- Please exercise caution to avoid injuries as tools will be used, and make sure each participant has their own insurance coverage.
Access
Organizer
Lauconomy
Through the restoration and utilization of traditional houses and vacant homes, we are involved in revitalizing community hubs and cultural or geographic areas (lands). By valuing shared regional assets and creating new value (works) in this space, both residents and visiting travelers contribute to fostering an autonomous and democratic local economy and civil society. To support this vision, we focus on providing housing for newcomers, training artisans skilled in traditional house restoration, and promoting the charm of Sasayama to international audiences, particularly by engaging younger generations.
