Takase-bune table and bamboo blind
![](https://media.hoshinoresorts.com/image/authenticated/s--354msNgC--/c_fill,g_auto,h_1113,w_1520/f_auto,q_auto/v1652071143/omo/omo5kyotosanjo/images/OMO5_kyoto_sanjo_017-scaled.jpg)
Opportunities for people to interact with each other
The Takase-bune table symbolizes how boats were once pulled by hand along the Takase River. The Takase-bune table is a face-to-face type counter that allows people to interact with each other. The table is made of wood to symbolize Kiyamachi, a lumber town through which the Takase River flows. Another of its charms is the "blind" (noren) inside the Takase-bune table, which reveals the landscape of the Takase River and the Sanjo Bridge, where boats were hauled by human power back in the day.
![](https://media.hoshinoresorts.com/image/authenticated/s--a91LX9R_--/c_fill,g_auto,h_1113,w_1520/f_auto,q_auto/v1652081491/omo/omo5kyotosanjo/images/OMO5_kyoto_sanjo_032-1620x1080.jpg)
Takase-bune table and bamboo blind | |
---|---|
Period | All year |
Appropriate age | For all ages |