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Do you know Hanamomo Dyeing that comes from the Terute-Oguri Story? |
| [Hanamomo Dyeing] The dyeing is derived from the legend of Princess Terute and Hangan Oguri. In cooperation with Mr. Yusai Okuda who is chief of a handcraft shop, Mr. Yusuke Tsubokura, plant dyeing artist, produced scarves dyes with the plant from Sagami and the hot spring water from Kumano Hongu Yunomine. The silk scarves are dyed with dye solution that is based on the plant's root and the Yunomine hot spring water. Tin, copper and iron are also used as mordants. Depending on the mordants, the colors become, violet, bright yellow and gray.
Yunomine Hot Spring of Hongu is an important place where Oguri revived in the love story with Terute. |
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Hanamomo-dyed scarves "Terute-Oguri Story" * Kimono Brand Eyume Studio, Jiyugaoka Main Store * Kimono Brand Eyume Studio, Sagamihara Store |
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Sagamihara's Hanamomo root and Yunomine's hot spring water are used to make dye solution. |
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Silk fabrics are being dyed. | ||||
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Dyed fabrics are being dried. | ||
| Photo courtesy: Yusuke Tsubokura, plant dyeing artist |
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Yusuke Tsubokura got in an traffic accident at 18 and suffered from the injury's aftereffect since then. But he overcame and came back as a dyeing artist.
He appeared in an NHK documentary program and in TV Asahi's "Tetsuko-no-Heya" talk show. His activities were also broadcast in a drama on September 18 last year, which gained in popularity. |
| Original | : | Memoirs "We Are All Alive" |
| Collaboration: General Affairs Department of Sagamihara City Hall | ||
| Kimono Brand Eyume Studio, Business Division | ||
| Kumano Oguri Circle |