Japanese traditional paper lanterns - A look behind the curtains at Yoshinoya Shoten 【English Sub】

Festival lanterns preserving the tradition of the Kanda Festival, the large lantern overlooking the bustle of Kabukiza Kobikicho Square, soothing votive lanterns that illuminate the precincts of Tokyo Daijingu Shrine - all these lanterns were made by Yoshinoya Shoten! This time, we will take a glimpse behind the curtains and learn about the charm of Japanese traditional paper lanterns. Enjoy our video!
Don't forget to turn on the subtitles!
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[@LarryStearnes007]

I Like it Japanese Lantern So Cool and Amazing 🤩 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@chompers11]

So helpful thank you!

[@RafaelSantos-nr9nw]

Pretty Good!

[@danieledney5775]

Do they use acrylic paint or oil paint?

[@ivesjean7984]

How much for one lantern ?

[@visitchiyoda-experiencethe3724]

There are so many sizes and shapes to choose from, so please send them an e-mail and they can tell you about the costs. For the lantern in the video, it costs about 15,000 Yen to 20,000 Yen.
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