In Habashita, a castle town area of Nagoya, stands a hidden gem where the Taisho koto, an instrument originating from Nagoya, can be found at a local atelier of a long-established musical instrument store. Here, you can experience dressing in antique kimonos and hakama, such as Meisen. You can choose your favorite from among the precious kimonos and rent it for a day to wear while sightseeing around the city. After dressing, you can also enjoy homemade sweets and tea prepared by the owner.
*Subway: Exit Sengen-cho Station (Tsurumai Line) via Exit 2, a 7-minute walk. *Bus: Take Route No. 12 from Nagoya Station to Joujinmachi or Joyisharyo-mae, and alight at Rokkumachi, a 5-minute walk. *Landmarks: "North side of Nagoya Elementary School" or "West side of Sangeets Nagoya Showroom".
*Subway: Exit Sengen-cho Station (Tsurumai Line) via Exit 2, a 7-minute walk. *Bus: Take Route No. 12 from Nagoya Station to Joujinmachi or Joyisharyo-mae, and alight at Rokkumachi, a 5-minute walk. *Landmarks: "North side of Nagoya Elementary School" or "West side of Sangeets Nagoya Showroom".
