Craft Classes in Japan
Top 10 Best Japan Craft Classes
Found 209 Craft Classes activities in Japan. Sort by Popularity. - Page 11Tokyo Original Book Cover, Bookmark and Penholder Workshop
Design and Create a Book/Notebook Cover (A6 size) and reversible Bookmark/Pen holder that is completely unique to you! If you would like to book the workshop more than 3 person I could arrange to rent a workshop cafe space which ... More
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Discover the Skilled Artisan Kiri Wood Inlay Craft with a Guide
Experience the exclusive workshop and delve into the artisan's dedication and skills on a special tour. Receive direct instruction in traditional techniques and experience the unique craft of kiri wood inlay. Explore a variety of ... More
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EARTH & ART: Create Your Own Clay Masterpiece
At Maana, our renovation work has led us to a deep appreciation for Tsuchikabe—a distinctive blend of clay, rice straw, sand, and seaweed, crafted by skilled craftspeople called Sakans. In our workshop, let's discover this tradi... More
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Kyoto Tatami Experience Workshop
Join our Tatami Experience Workshop to explore the rich history of tatami and learn from our expert craftsman. You’ll have the chance to ask any questions you might have and gain a deeper understanding of this traditional craft.... More
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Brass Bangle Crafting with a Master Artisan in Historic Nagoya
Experience crafting in the workshop "Noyori," run by a family of craftsmen for over 50 years in the Osu district of Naka Ward, Nagoya City, where temples and Buddhist supply stores line the streets. After receiving a technical exp... More
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Japan's Customs of Ikebana Art, Tea Ceremony & Kimono Welcome
Experience the essence of Japan in a serene traditional house with a charming garden! Watch a professional Ikebana artist in action, then create your own beautiful flower arrangement. Next, learn the art of preparing matcha tea an... More
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Furoshiki Workshop with Kimono Fabric
Participants can combine their favorite kimono patterns and colors to create a traditional yet creative furoshiki. Furoshiki, an iconic item representing Japan's "wrapping culture," can be used as a lunchbox cover, bag, bottle wra... More
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Traditional Yosegi Coaster Making
"Yosegi Zaiku" is a traditional Japanese marquetry technique originating from Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture. This craft involves creating intricate geometric patterns by combining pieces of wood of different natural colors and grain... More
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Traditional and Modern Lacquerware on a Craft Tour from Kyoto
In this 150-minute tour you will visit Kyoto's Tsutsumi Asakichi Urushi factory, which refines over 70% of Japan's domestic urushi lacquer, see how lacquer has been used inside a prominent Buddhist temple and eat lunch using the t... More
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