🗺️ Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum

The Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum is a specialized store that showcases and sells Edo Kiriko, as well as being officially recognized by the Sumida Ward as a Kiriko production workshop. Edo Kiriko refers to cut glassware, which employs traditional techniques to carve exquisite Japanese patterns onto glass. This craft has been popular since the late Edo period (1603-1868) in what is now Tokyo. Inside the Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum, there is a rich display of Edo Kiriko crafts, ranging from exquisite pieces created by talented traditional artisans to everyday usable vessels. All works are not only available for appreciation but can also be purchased as souvenirs. The museum also exhibits the history of Edo Kiriko, the production process, and the tools used, and visitors can watch Kiriko artisans skillfully process glass through the windows. Additionally, there is an opportunity to experience the technique of Edo Kiriko by trying to create your own original glass cup.

A specialty store for Edo Kiriko operated by a glass manufacturer with over 100 years of history. It showcases various items related to Edo Kiriko. A wide range of Edo Kiriko crafts is available. You can watch skilled artisans create Edo Kiriko on-site. You can also experience making your own original glass cup using Edo Kiriko techniques.