Experience a unique craft workshop in Shinkamigoto, known as the “Island of Prayer,” where Christian culture has been preserved for generations.
In this special experience, you will create a bracelet accessory and a kaleidoscope using repurposed rosaries that have fulfilled their original role.
While learning about the island’s history of prayer and cultural heritage, you will craft your own one-of-a-kind pieces.
This is a unique experience where culture, sustainability, and art come together—only found in Shinkamigoto.
・A unique experience on the “Island of Prayer” in Shinkamigoto ・Create special crafts using repurposed rosaries ・Make two original items: a bracelet accessory and a kaleidoscope ・Beginner-friendly with supportive guidance ・Take home your own one-of-a-kind creations ・A meaningful experience blending culture and art ・Indoor program—available even on rainy days ・Enjoy a peaceful crafting time on a quiet remote island
Shinkamigoto in Nagasaki is known as the “Island of Prayer,” where the history of Christianity and a deep culture of faith have been preserved for generations.
In this experience, you will carefully repurpose rosaries that were once used in places of prayer, transforming them into new handcrafted pieces.
You will create two unique items: a bracelet accessory made with rosary parts, and a kaleidoscope that reflects beautiful patterns through light.
Each material carries its own story, and your finished pieces will become meaningful keepsakes that reflect the memories and spirit of this island.
During the workshop, you will also learn about the history and culture of prayer in Shinkamigoto, making this more than just a craft activity—it is a cultural journey.
All completed items can be taken home as special souvenirs, allowing you to carry a piece of this experience with you.
This program is highly recommended for travelers interested in cultural experiences, art and crafts, and sustainable tourism.
・If the tour is canceled due to operational reasons, a full refund will be provided
・The experience will be conducted in Japanese






