Chado, a tea ceremony that has roots in Zen, was established in Japan more than 400 years ago. Its fundamental form and style has never changed, and there are still many people studying and enjoying the culture worldwide. A Tea ... More

Mizuhiki is a decorative string used on the front of congratulatory and non-gratulatory envelopes, and is a decorative string material mainly used for yunoshin, gift covers, and New Year's decorations. The beauty and delicacy of i... More

Renting kimono in Tokyo can be a fun and memorable experience. Lockers for your belongings, 8 hours of rental, free hair styling(simple style), various choices of kanzashi and hairpins, plus size kimono and more. ***In winter sea... More

Goshuin means a "red seal" is a seal given as a proof of visitation to a shrine or temple. The name of the shrine or temple, the name of the principal image, and the date of the visit are written in ink. You can make an eco-friend... More

The papier-mâché was imported from China during the Heian period (794-1185), which consists generally in a wooden frame covered with paper. You will be able to create your original souvenir painting the base papier-mâché plain... More

A fan is an item that creates a breeze to cool oneself. Multiple frameworks are fixed at a single point, and Japanese paper or cloth is attached to the surface that directs the wind. In this experience, you can create your custom... More

Learn kintsugi from a charming artist/potte, who have decades of experience teaching this delicate and ancient technique.... More

We will explore the fascinating world of shodō, the traditional Japanese calligraphy art with hundreds of years of history! At this experience you will be able to give life to a unique but typically Japanese work of art. First, i... More

Every December at the famous temple Kiyomizu-dera in Kyoto is announced the “Kanji of the Year” and performed it as a big writing called “Taisho”, a large calligraphy artwork which is written with a large brush. First, you... More