Japanese Fishing Float Factory Tour with Christina Sawka of Reverse.Gem
Japanese Fishing Float Factory Tour with Christina Sawka of Reverse.Gem
Join Christina Sawka from Reverse.Gem on a tour through the Asahara Glass Factory in Japan. You will learn about the history of glass floats that came from this factory 100 years ago, along with a demo on how floats are created and rope nets are attached.
This presentation was part of the Beachcombing Holiday Festival on November 27, 2021. You can watch all the Festival videos in one place on YouTube.
Videos and presentations were made possible by our Marketplace Exhibitors, members of Beachcombing Club, and by our Presenters who generously shared their time to take us on their beachcombing adventures, share their expertise, and show some of their collections.
Learn more about Glass Fishing Floats
- Japanese Sea Glass (video)
- Riding the Waves: Glass Floats From Around the World
- American-Made Glass Floats
- Beachcomber Interview: Alan Rammer
- The Glass Floats
- Washington: All in a Day's Work: Japanese Glass Fishing Floats
- Boat & Float Day
- Beachcombing Adventures in Japan and the Pacific
- Floats of the Pacific (video)
- The Eclectic Beachcombing Collection of Tina Terry (video)
- The Mystery of Sea Glass Strength
- Beachcombers and Glass Float Expo
- Finders Keepers
Christina Sawka
Australian born, Philippine raised, and now living in Japan, Christina has always loved the beach and all the gems it has to offer. With her beachcombing love in Japan, she continues to learn about Japanese maritime antiques, glass and pottery design, and history. She is the founder of Reverse.Gem, a coastal lifestyle brand with a passion for beachcombing solutions. Articles ›