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Violin Workshop Tour from Nagoya with English Guide

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3 giờ 30 phút

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Discover the artistry of Japanese violin-making at the renowned Suzuki Violin Workshop! Take a guided tour through the workshop, where you can admire a handwritten letter from Einstein, a fan of the Suzuki Violin. Learn about the history of this internationally acclaimed company, famous for producing 100,000 violins annually during the Meiji Era.

Then, try your hand at varnishing violin parts, turning them into a unique strap to take home as a special souvenir. With an English-speaking guide, this experience blends tradition, craftsmanship, and history, making it an unforgettable visit!

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Public transportation options are available nearby

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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Lunch

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Suzuki Violin Sezo

Suzuki Violins, the pioneer of Japanese violins, was a favorite of Einstein. At the height of the Meiji Era, the company manufactured 100,000 violins a year. It was internationally acclaimed and won awards at the Paris World Exposition and other international competitions. After visiting the workshop, where you can see a letter handwritten by Einstein, you will experience varnishing violin parts called “pieces,” which will be made into straps for you to take home. ※Important Note: The remaining hours will be allotted for the travel time from pick up until drop off.

1 hour 30 minutes • Bao Gồm Vé

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Violin Workshop Tour from Nagoya with English Guide

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Especially for violinists
LawrenceH276,
28 thg 10, 2025
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Our tour guide was very helpful in arranging the tour. Most of the guidance at the workshop came from the staff there, although our guide was important in translating. As a violinist, I felt as though this was a pilgrimage to a sacred site, and even though I've been playing for over 60 years I now have a much better understanding of how violins are made.