Photography was allowed at the exhibition, so I only took two photos. Cool works that look like an aquarium ♥ The box is too small, but the museum is packed with contents. The number of characters and amount of information in the caption is large, When someone comes for the first time with no knowledge of glass, It takes about an hour to chew it thoroughly. We also sell glass pens and accessories other than dragonfly beads. I've only seen it online There was also a Tsugaru Vidro Red Apple glass pen 🍎 During the weekday afternoon, quite a few young kids came solo. Admission fee: 400 yen, PayPal payment accepted.

とんぼ玉製作体験をしました。制作体験時間は約10分と短いけど、自分のお気に入りのとんぼ玉が出来た時は感動します。製作した後は、徐冷に約1時間掛かりますが、その間、常設展+企画展を見ましょう！体験+製作で2,000円前後掛かると思われます。展示はこぢんまりしており、もう少し展示品が多いといいなと感じました。面白かったです！。

(Translated by Google) The dragonfly ball is the best! I thought again that glass can make various facial expressions. The artist's works were all beautiful and I liked some of them. I tried to make glass beads (Original) とんぼ玉最高です！ ガラス　ていろんな表情ができるんだなて改めて思いました 作家さんの作品には綺麗な物ばかりで何個か気にいったのもありました 私もとんぼ玉作りに挑戦してみました

(Translated by Google) The place is a building town, so it's a little difficult to understand, but it was a very beautiful and nice shop. This time, I visited the children's dragonfly ball experience, but the guidance of the clerk was also polite and only the main points, so it was easy for children to understand. Also, the museum inside the store was a masterpiece. You can see wonderful works that make you see the sea and the universe spreading in the glass. I was aiming for an experience, but honestly, I may have been more impressed with this. (Original) 場所はビル街なので少し分かりにくいですが、とても綺麗ですてきなお店でした。 今回は子供たちのトンボ玉体験に訪ねましたが、店員さんの指導も丁寧かつ要点だけ押さえたものなので、子供にも分かりやすかった感じでした。 あと、店内のミュージアムが圧巻でした。ガラスのなかに海や宇宙が広がって見えるような素敵な作品を見れます。体験目当てでしたが、正直こちらへの感動のほうが大きかったかもしれません。

とんぼ玉作りも出来るコンパクトなミュージアム、ガラスペンの企画展示会を開催していたので、神戸市立美術館の帰り道に寄りました。ガラスペンって佳いですね。三宮駅 花時計をマークに歩いて直ぐ側の日本ビルヂングの2階に有ります。

(Translated by Google) It's inside a building and gives the impression of being small, but the historical breadth of exhibits and the breadth of expression methods are both worth seeing! I learned the depth of the glass. It seems that you can also make dragonfly balls (Original) ビルの中にありこじんまりとした印象ですが、展示物の歴史的な幅、表現方法の幅、どちらも見応え十分です！ ガラスの奥深さをしりました。 トンボ玉の制作もできるそうです

What a treat! The rich history of lampworking on display from very early examples to the latest. Many contemporary artists too with works available to purchase for private collectors. Well done!

Got to make a bead with an expert help. The exhibits were very cool too! If you visit, be sure to have at least an hour to spend here if making the bead because that's how long it takes it to cool down to take it home.

Amazing artworks 🤩 Interesting for kids as well. Enjoyable workshops of making your own marble for adults and kids of Grade 2 and above 🙇‍♀️👍. Can be a bit scary for kids as the flame is quite close, though under the supervision of an instructor. About 15 minutes walking from Sannomiya. The museum is small but worth visiting for sure.

小２の娘と共に体験！バーナーは小３〜なので、とんぼ玉の色や柄を選ぶのは一緒に♫それだけでも結構楽しかったようですが、さらに出来上がったとんぼ玉で作品を作るのを、試行錯誤しながら仕上げるのが醍醐味☆彡バーナー使えなくても娘は十分楽しんでました。 ネクレス・ブレスレット・キーホルダー、ボールペン・カンザシなど思った以上にパーツがあってビックリ！ 娘=スプーン、私=チョーカーを作りました。旅の思い出です(*^_^*)

(Translated by Google) I saw a flyer for the Nagasawa Stationery Center and casually went there. Partly because my expectations were low, but despite the small size of the museum, I was very satisfied. A place like a condensed glass shop in Otaru. Dragonfly ball making was so much fun! (Original) ナガサワ文具センターのチラシを見て何気なく行ってみた。期待値低かったせいもあるが、こじんまりしたミュージアムだが満足度が何気に高かった。小樽のガラスショップをぎゅっと凝縮したような場所。 トンボ玉製作は何気に面白かった！

(Translated by Google) The museum exhibits are all genuine, and the glasswork of ancient Egypt and Greece is worth a visit. What about the works of contemporary artists? And you will be attracted to beauty, design and craftsmanship. If you have time to make dragonfly balls, I highly recommend it, and the experience of melting glass with a burner is extraordinary. You can use it as soon as you take it home as a key chain or strap, but it is a separate account. (Original) ミュージアムの展示、全て本物とのことで、古代エジプトやギリシャのガラス細工は一見の価値あり。 現代作家さんの作品も、これどうなってんの？と美しさ、デザイン、技巧に惹き付けられます。 とんぼ玉作りも時間があったら是非オススメ、バーナーを使ってガラスを溶かすなんて体験も非日常。キーホルダーやストラップにして持ち帰ればすぐ使えますが、別会計です。

A little smaller than I was expecting, but it still was really fun. There were a few souvenirs that looked really cool and I really thought about getting something, but unfortunately it just outside my budget.

Incredible museum with so much beautiful displayed art works

Lots of beautiful pieces of blown-glass art. Really high quality glass of all sorts on display, many available for purchase. A worthwhile 45 mins.

It’s more like a small workshop/showroom rather a “museum”

(Translated by Google) You can experience making museums and dragonfly balls. If you want to experience making dragonfly balls at the reception, you can do it from the experience. This is because it takes about an hour from creation to strapping and netsuke. In the dragonfly ball experience, choose the color of the glass and the fine glass to attach to the dragonfly ball. There are many types and I created two. In the experience, warm the glass rod, melt it, and wrap the glass around the core rod to make it round. (It was harder than I expected) After that, sprinkle glass powder on the dragonfly balls. Then give it to the person in charge to see the museum. I am amazed at the high level of the artist's work. This is definitely recommended if you come to Kobe. If you attach a strap or the attached small glass to the dragonfly ball, it will cost about 1500 to 2000 yen depending on the item. (Original) ミュージアムととんぼ玉作成の体験ができます。 受付をするととんぼ玉作成体験をする場合は、体験から行います。 作成してからストラップや根付にするまでに一時間くらい時間がかかるからです。 とんぼ玉の体験では、ガラスの色ととんぼ玉に付ける細かいガラスを選びます。 何種類もあり私は２つを作成しました。 体験ではガラスの棒から温めて溶かして芯になる棒にガラスを巻き付けて丸くします。（思ったより難しかった） その後に散りばめるガラスの粉をとんぼ玉につけます。 そして係の人に渡してミュージアムを見ます。 アーティストの方の作られたレベルの高さに驚かされます。 ここは神戸に来たら絶対オススメです。 とんぼ玉にストラップや付属の小さなガラスをつけると一つものにもよりますが１５００円から２０００円くらいになります。

Seems to be permanently closed?

Museum was an interesting collection of beads but sadly not very well displayed. I opted to make a bead and payed the price for for it but i was only allowed to choose the colors and hold the instructors hand while they made the bead. I must say this is the sadest experience i have had in Japan . The owner appeared rude and very condescending i honestly could not wait to leave. Such a shame, ie to them.

I took my partner here as a surprise as she is right into beads. The bead making experience is a RIP off , the instructor makes the bead and you sit there like an idiot. .. expensive just to look at a few beads.