It's a size that fits your finger perfectly, and you can make it on the day and take it home, so it's highly recommended for those who come to Kanazawa for sightseeing. It will be completed in about 60 minutes including the experi... More

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, ... More

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, ... More

*Why Mizuhiki? Because Mizuhiki is one of the traditional since more than 1100years! ago. Because Mizuhiki is very Japanese craft and unique to Japan. Because Mizuhiki is light and ideal for souvenir. Never needs space in your lu... More

Experience making a handmade ring by hammering the texture using the Japanese traditional style called "Tankin." You will choose your favorite material, thickness, and texture, and then use special hammers and tools to customize y... More

Use die₋cut masking tape and apply gold leaf. Masking tapes come in a variety of designs. It is a simple experience that even first₋timers can do. You can experience traditional crafts in a traditional town typical of Japan.... More

In addition to this unique opportunity to use specialized woodworking tools to carve a bowl from a piece of wood, guests get to meet Fumiko Shoji, who can also share her wisdom and experience from life in the mountains. Learn abou... More

Originating from Kanazawa, Kutani ware is a distinctive style of Japanese porcelain famous for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. As the only Kutani ware kiln in the city, Kutani Kosen Kiln, established in 1870, remains one... More

Keita Suma straddles the line between artisan and artist in his work with iron. His obsession with the material extends to his enthusiasm for sharing it with others: guests can look forward to friendly, personalized instruction du... More

Rarely do travelers have the opportunity to meet artists and artisans so accomplished as to be considered living national treasures — the third-generation head of the Kinzangama Kiln, Minori Yoshita, earned this accolade for his... More

For centuries, the humble wooden tub has been a familiar presence in Japanese life, helping people to wash themselves off before getting into a bath. However, few artisans still make these wooden tubs, as plastic tubs and showers ... More