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Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3

Ride through Tochigi’s Satoyama countryside, enjoy riverside gravels, and experience Washi (Japanese Paper) making in Karasuyama and really traditional Indigo Dyeing in Mashiko!!
The stage 3 of “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko”, our latest cultural cycling tour!
Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3 Visit a traditional craft town and experience washi paper making and indigo dyeing！ “Gravel & Craft Nasu -Mashiko” stage 3
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