Although dyeing exists in almost every nation around the world, Japan's Indigo dyeing, the "Aizome" has its own uniqueness. Started around 300 years ago, the basic method has not changed since its birth. Now with so much industrial color dyeing being the norm, dyeing using natural method is in a way quite luxurious while a high cost dyed clothing may cost up to a few thousand dollars. We have found a place in outskirts of Tokyo in the city of Kawasaki where you can bring your own garment or even a cloth to be dyed in the ancient method. Here you can dye your favorite T-shirts into a much fabulous looking Japanese Indigo version! This time Ellie visits the Dento-Kogeikan where the two masters of dyeing helps her out on creating a one in a world T-shirts and Hachimaki (and a mask). Somehow she finds out it's not a walk in a ball park after all. Check out what hardship she has to go through to reach her ideal indigo look. So we decided to get her ready for the modern Japanese T-shirt combined with a Samurai or Ninja-like Hachimaki style ?Time stamp
0:52 I need these to be colored
1:06 Umm..this looks like..
2:05 Will it turn out like this"
3:19 Now we are ready to....what"
4:01 This smell is...
5:04 The ideal color
6:37 Hard work gets to you
7:00 How many times""
7:39 One done
7:58 What is this""
8:45 How is it coming, Ellie"
9:21 Ready for battle
10:53 The masters

https://www.nihonminkaen.jp/index_english.html
This is where we dy...