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A salon available for consultations regarding weddings and prayers, decorated with traditional techniques from Okawa City in Fukuoka Prefecture such as Okawa kumiko woodwork and Okawa furniture, with Fukuoka's cultural heritage including Hakata weaving, Oishihara pottery, and Yame washi paper art displayed throughout the Shintoku Hall.
The salon, available for consultations regarding weddings, prayers, and banquets, is appointed with coaster art featuring Okawa kumiko woodwork on its walls and furniture—sofas and tables crafted by skilled artisans from Okawa, the furniture capital—creating a space where over 400 years of Fukuoka Prefecture's Okawa City craftsmanship is concentrated.
Furthermore, the Shintoku Hall housing the salon showcases Fukuoka's cultural heritage throughout, including Hakata weaving, Oishihara pottery, and Yame washi paper art.
When you visit Kego Shrine, please feel free to stop by.
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