Learn 7 different furoshiki techniques from a nationally licensed instructor ◆ Discover all about the history and culture of furoshiki ◆ Try out eco-friendly folding practices for reducing your plastic consumption ◆ Take 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

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

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

You can see and learn shibori (the oldest dyeing method in Japan) in-person and will have deeper appreciation of Japanese hand crafts.... More

Ikebana in Japanese means "living flowers" and describes the traditional Japanese technique of arranging freshly cut flowers with the sentiment of giving the flowers a new life. The basic principle of Ikebana is to "give life to t... More

Design and dye your own indigo masterpiece in the old townscape of Udatsu in Wakimachi, an area that has been the heart of Tokushima's indigo production since the Edo period. ... More

Normally we pick up a real pearl at Ehime, Ise, Kyushu which are located Southern part of Japan more than 550 miles from Tokyo. However we can get real shells from our group company Ehime, and provide real pearls. At the same time... 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

This is a Japanese culture experience program that you can enjoy casually. Origami with hundreds of ways to fold from a simple design to an artistic piece with a piece of square paper. It is said that many Japanese who have been f... More

Experience traditional Japanese indigo dyeing in a historic Taisho-era cotton house in Himeji. Guided by the expert Zembei-san, unleash creativity by choosing items and patterns for your unique indigo-dyed masterpiece. Engage in a... More

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of putting broken pieces back with lacquer and gold pigments. It’s a metaphor for embracing your flaws and imperfections. Rather than hiding our imperfections, it encourages us to accept our “flaws... More

Experience making exquisite handmade rings by hammering the texture using the Japanese traditional style called "Tankin". You can choose your favorite material, thickness, shape and texture. Then, using special hammers and tools y... 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

Our Washi Studio connects its history and produces Japanese paper the old-fashioned way.The origin of this paper is not certain, but one theory is that it has been made since the Heian period (794–1185) and has a history spannin... More

This is an activity event for tourists visiting Japan to casually experience the essence of Japanese culture. In addition to watching and commenting on a Japanese dance show while enjoying matcha green tea and Japanese sweets, you... More

Travelers can see and learn shibori (the oldest dyeing method in Japan) and will have deeper appreciation of Japanese hand crafts.... More

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

The joy of creating with your own hands. This is a workshop to experience traditional Japanese crafts in Kyoto. Workshops to make pewter sake cups are rare. It may seem difficult, but don't worry. Our pewtersmith will carefully ... 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