Kinkori Shikkiten is a lacquerware shop run by brothers in Kawada, the town of Echizen lacquerware. In this experience, you will receive direct instruction from Mr. Masataka Kinkori, a craftsman at Kinkori Shikkiten, and experienc... More

First, there will be a 15-minute lecture introducing the basics of bonsai, including an explanation of what bonsai is, its historical roots in Japan, and an introduction to Bonsai-machi (Bonsai Town). Although you won't create you... More

The sharpness of a sword is determined by sharpening! Japanese kitchen knives are very popular. What is important is maintenance. Chefs continue to carefully sharpen their own precious kitchen knives with the best whetstones to pr... More

We offer a traditional Japanese indigo dyeing experience. Here, the dye is made from seeding and growing. We also guide those who want to go to the field. It is very rare for studio to do this consistently. You can have a specia... More

It is an experience of weaving cloth using a traditional textile machine.We use a machine exclusively for children that is relatively easy to operate. Weave cloth for about 40 minutes using thread used in Oshima's traditional pon... 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

* Create a unique keyring that’s truly yours or for your loved one, choose from 1000s of fabrics. * Take home a memorable "only one in the world" souvenir of Japan * After you made your items, relax in our café with your favor... More

Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect with a master swordsmith in an intimate setting. This exclusive experience offers you a rare glimpse into the intricate world of Japanese sword craftsmanship, where you'll le... More

Japanese honeybees do not collect honey from specific plants (e.g. mandarin oranges), but from a variety of plants, which makes the honey unique to the area. Learn about the natural environment and local attractions of Bungo Ono a... More

* Create a unique keyring that’s truly yours or for your loved one, choose from 1000s of fabrics. * Take home a memorable "only one in the world" souvenir of Japan * After you made your items, relax in our café with your favor... More

This unique experience allows visitors to create their own original tumbler while simultaneously experiencing stenciling and Japanese embroidery. The new dyeing experience facility is operated by a Japanese dye store established i... More

Want to purchase your very own Designed Wearable Jade Carving.  Design and then watch as your Design is drawn onto the stone color you selected, then see your Special Design take shape as Gordon carves your design into Reality, ... More

Dyeing small pieces of silk with dyes from a dye store with a history of over 100 years, and then plucking (pinching) them, is an authentic hands-on workshop that is rare in Japan. This is a rare opportunity to experience both dye... More

Experience Japanese traditional culture through the art of flower arrangement! A flower arranging experience with Junko Sophie Kakizaki who is a pure decadent of an ancient samurai family. With her knowledge and deep appreciation... More

In this workshop, you'll begin by drawing your design on a white vessel, which will then be painted with your selected colors by skilled craftsmen. Using traditional Kutani ware pigments, they will ensure an authentic and detailed... More

The craft of letterpress printing is becoming increasingly rare around the world, especially in Japan. The owner of the workshop is very passionate and determined to preserve this craft as Ojika's culture overall. Inside the studi... More

Your teacher, Mao, is a knife professional who has been sharpening knives for over 10 years. He will help you make your knives in an easy-to-understand way, even if you are a beginner. Some dangerous work is involved, but don't wo... More

・You will create two postcard-sized sheets of washi paper in two hours. ・The Ezo-Washi Course uses materials from Hokkaido, making each sheet of paper truly one-of-a-kind. ・You can take home the washi paper you make as a sou... More

For centuries in Japan, fermented indigo dyeing has been used to create a spectrum of blue masterpieces, cherished for their symbolic and protective qualities. Dye your own textile (or use one provided by us), and learn about the ... More

Through the experience of Forestry and "Kijishi" Wooden Craft, your will know real life of Misugi, as known as forestry village. Misugi is very beautiful, quiet and peaceful Inaka place. Misugi has unique history, culuture and li... More