Learn about Suiboku-ga, a discipline under the Japanese ink painting art of Sumi-e. This technique incorporates mixing varying levels of water into ink to create texture and depth in the painting. Held within a Japanese teahouse ... More

In this very popular ikebana experience, visitors can enjoy ikebana with a kimono-clad ikebana artist. The course takes place in an authentic 24-mat tatami mat room and lasts from 60 minutes. Guided activity in English and Japane... More

Let’s beautifully display your calligraphy in a traditional way. I’ll teach you calligraphy from scratch, so even beginners can feel at ease. In our activity, we don’t stop at calligraphy practice-we also guide you through m... More

I will teach you carefully and gently in English. You can also see Japanese-style rooms in Japanese houses. In addition, if you have time after the lesson, we will prepare Japanese sweets and Matcha. Please feel free to ask what y... More

As you paint, enjoy the chance to chat with fellow participants and our instructor, making this not just a learning experience, but a social one too. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or looking for a unique cultural activity, th... More

"Wotagei" culture itself is unique and interesting. When someone see Wotagei, everyone intuitively understands that this culture is Japanese. And the instructor for this program is unquestionably one of the leading experts in the... More

Discover the art of Japanese calligraphy in a studio conveniently located between two popular Tokyo destinations: Akihabara and Ueno! Begin your experience with a short introductory video highlighting the history of Japanese call... 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

All At and Craft lovers on call! Even beginners can make fantastic glass art. Create colorful glass art that can be completed in 90 minutes. Choose Japanese motifs like Geisha, Kimono, Samurai, and Mt. Fuji and more to create you... More

You can experience the traditional Japanese culture of ikebana during your trip! You can taste Japanese tea and traditional Japanese sweets. The experience location is a 10-minute walk from Heiwajima Station on the Keihin Kyuko Li... More

Create an art piece that can decorate your room with a gentle light! In this workshop, you will create An Origami lamp and Mizuhiki knot belt. LED light passes through washi paper, gently lighting up the space with a very soft li... More

When you land at an airport in Japan, you may be surprised to see letters you have never seen before. Japan's writing culture is very different from that of alphabet-using countries. Japanese is a rare language that uses a mixture... More

Learn in depth about bonsai from a dedicated guide and get a hands-on experience. Not to mention treat your eyes with hundreds of top-quality bonsai pieces coupled with extensive commentary by the guide at prominent bonsai nurseri... More

1. Exclusive White Makeup and Kumadori Experience Only available through our booking site, immerse yourself in the unique and traditional art of Japanese stage makeup, a rare opportunity to transform into a true performer. 2. Aut... More

Attain peace of mind through the historical practices of Japanese tea ceremony, and discover Zen with a nationally qualified tea master. ◆ Enjoy traditional Japanese sweets that have been specifically paired with matcha tea ◆... More

In the workshop, participants will make their own original notebooks using Japanese traditional crafts "Washi" and "Mizuhiki". The following experiences are available ・Washi Notebook Making Experience: Choose your favorite Wash... More

Japanese kimonos are mainly small sizes to fit our physiques. But we have plus-size Kimonos you can enjoy! If you are traveling alone and want to take pictures, you have to ask someone or use a tripod. However, Asakusa town is ver... More

Would you like to experience the Japanese culture of "Shodo"? Write your name in Japanese or your favorite word in kanji! Let's learn the basics of calligraphy, such as how to hold a brush, posture, and how to draw lines. Please... More

Shojin ryori is a traditional vegetarian cuisine that has been eaten in Japan for more than 700 years. Known for its creative use of vegetables, legumes, and grains, it is deeply connected to Japanese religion and health and the h... 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