Updated Jun. 20, 2017
On 29th May (Mon.) and 3rd June (Sat.), SIED held “Yukata Walk,” one of SIED's most popular events.
We welcomed as many as 50 participants including 29 international students and held a workshop where the participants learned how to wear yukata on their own.
Each participant chose their favorite design and color for yukata and obi (sash) and dressed themselves while helping one another.
Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-ji temple in the good weather. They enjoyed taking photos and talking a relaxing walk inside the temple.
To conclude the event, the participants learned how to fold yukata properly to put them away. We hope that the workshop helped them get ready to fully enjoy the Kyoto summer!
SIED hosts many interesting events where you can experience not only Japanese culture but also cultures of different countries. Come join us! We look forward to seeing you all.
We welcomed as many as 50 participants including 29 international students and held a workshop where the participants learned how to wear yukata on their own.
Each participant chose their favorite design and color for yukata and obi (sash) and dressed themselves while helping one another.
Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-ji temple in the good weather. They enjoyed taking photos and talking a relaxing walk inside the temple.
To conclude the event, the participants learned how to fold yukata properly to put them away. We hope that the workshop helped them get ready to fully enjoy the Kyoto summer!
SIED hosts many interesting events where you can experience not only Japanese culture but also cultures of different countries. Come join us! We look forward to seeing you all.
On 29th May (Mon.) and 3rd June (Sat.), SIED held “Yukata Walk,” one of SIED's most popular events.
We welcomed as many as 50 participants including 29 international students and held a workshop where the participants learned how to wear yukata on their own.
Each participant chose their favorite design and color for yukata and obi (sash) and dressed themselves while helping one another.
Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-ji temple in the good weather. They enjoyed taking photos and talking a relaxing walk inside the temple.
To conclude the event, the participants learned how to fold yukata properly to put them away. We hope that the workshop helped them get ready to fully enjoy the Kyoto summer!
SIED hosts many interesting events where you can experience not only Japanese culture but also cultures of different countries. Come join us! We look forward to seeing you all.
We welcomed as many as 50 participants including 29 international students and held a workshop where the participants learned how to wear yukata on their own.
Each participant chose their favorite design and color for yukata and obi (sash) and dressed themselves while helping one another.
Following the workshop, the participants went out for a walk around Shokoku-ji temple in the good weather. They enjoyed taking photos and talking a relaxing walk inside the temple.
To conclude the event, the participants learned how to fold yukata properly to put them away. We hope that the workshop helped them get ready to fully enjoy the Kyoto summer!
SIED hosts many interesting events where you can experience not only Japanese culture but also cultures of different countries. Come join us! We look forward to seeing you all.
