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Asahikawa Furniture Center
Asahikawa has become famous throughout the country for its unique, high quality hand-made furniture. The newest and most popular products are always on display here.
Address: Nagayama 2 Jo 10 Chome, Asahikawa
Tel: 0166-48-4135 |
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Craft Center
A wide variety of pieces made by different craft artists are on display. There is a craft shop and a cafe inside the center.
Address: Toyooka 13 Jo 5 Chome, Asahikawa
Tel: 0166-35-5600 |
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Kitano Arashiyama
The ceramics village can be found on the way to Arashiyama park from the center of the city. The village includes a pottery, dyeing studio, and glazing studio, and visitors can also join beginners’ classes in making ceramics.
Address: Asahigaoka 1~2 Chome, Asahikawa |
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General Store on the Hill “Gu”
“Gu” sells a wide range of original and interesting products, from cotton products like stuffed animals, clothing for pets, hip pouches and book covers, to lavender products from Biei and woodcrafts.
Address: No 2 Rubeshibe, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-68-6425 |
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Studio Mokusha
Studio Mokusha is a converted warehouse that can be found near Bibaushi station. The ground floor is a studio, where woodcrafts and landscape pictures are made, and the first floor is a small art gallery and living space.
Address: Shigaichi Bibaushi, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-95-2100
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Haruo Kikuchi Photo Gallery
There is an impressive collection of pictures taken of Biei, and a gift shop selling post cards, posters, t-shirts and mugs, as well as a wide range of photographic goods.
Address: Shigaichi Bibaushi, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-95-2066 |
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Rustic Kihika
Many handmade wooden products ranging from small ornaments to furniture are on display and for sale here. Kihika is famous for the “Hill of Trees”, which is a unique product created by weaving several different kinds of wood together to create the hills of Biei.
Address: Midori, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-92-0761 |
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Urushi Lacquer Center Kunsuto house
Various types of original lacquer ware are on display and sale, from artistic masterpieces to items for daily use. It is possible to take a tour of the studio if you book in advance. The gallery is also a cafe, where you can relax and appreciate the artwork over a cup of coffee.
Address: Ikoigaoka 6-16, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-92-0770 |
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Stained Glass "Giovanni"
Large variety of lamps and panels on display and for sale.
Address: Motomachi 1 Chome, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-92-1304 |
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Biei Taikyuan
The owner of Taikyuan re-acquires Japanese swords and antiques that have been sold overseas, and has also opened an internet curio shop.
Address: Ikoigaoka 6-13, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-92-2005 |
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Pot-Pourri
This store sells interesting folk-art such as “Roman Dolls”, which are handmade dolls made from corn skin. The store also sells a wide variety of pot-pourri and wreaths.
Address: Shinkukaku, Biei-cho
Tel: 0166-92-4150 |
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