You can make the one-of-a-kind handmade Omamori, the special charm you create yourself. Whether you come as a family, alone, or in a group, you can enjoy creating a unique and memorable experience. Please enjoy this special Japane... More

It is a fortune up power spot experience × Shosenkyo that goes around the Shosenkyo Gorge in Kofu City. ・ At the Enemon Heritage Museum, you can experience making original cherry blossom-shaped crystals under the guidance of cr... More

In this unique fan-making experience, you’ll learn the art of fan crafting from skilled artisans at a renowned fan-maker with over 110 years of expertise. After discovering the production process through an introduction by the ... More

In this experience, you can freely ask questions and take as many photos as you like during the tea ceremony. You will also create a matcha tea bowl using a traditional Japanese pottery technique called the "kurinuki" method. The... More

This activity is perfect for those who love crafting. You can take home an art experience as a souvenir or memory of your trip. The engraved label, designed with authentic Kyoto sake, will become an unforgettable memory of your ... More

Experience a unique and heartfelt celebration of love and friendship in Tokyo with our romantic Mizuhiki Knot and Omikuji Washi Charm Workshop. Mizuhiki is a traditional paper string that has been used for about 680 years in Japan... More

Try making original handkerchiefs and shawls with dye made from the "Tree of Happiness" You can make yellow handkerchiefs and shawls with dye from the Fukugi tree, known as the "Tree of Happiness" on Amami Oshima. Your original s... 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

Immerse yourself in an authentic Japanese mountain village, where traditional lifestyles thrive and local culture comes alive. In Sugari, experience the beauty of each season and enjoy a unique glimpse into rural Japan. Savor han... More

We are located in the best area of the island, nearby renown spots like Blue Cave and Yonehara Palm Forest. There are some pottery ateliers and local restaurants within walking distance. We will provide you "Original Guide Map" of... 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

In Hakone Gora, a famous travelling spot next to Tokyo, you can enjoy the scenery of mountain, flowers, grass and lake. Escaping from the city vibe in Tokyo, you can watch the tea master to brew a Japanese tea in front of you. Dri... More

Experience the “shibori” of scarves under the direct guidance of internationally renowned traditional craftsman Terukazu Matsuoka. You will observe traditional craft techniques ranging from classic Japanese techniques to the l... 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

Echizen ware, which was born in the Heian period, is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan that still continues to produce pottery. Soil that contains a lot of iron has a distinctive red-black color on its surface. This time we w... More

Origami began 1,200 years ago at the Japanese Imperial Court during the Heian period. In modern Japan, origami is associated with play and various customs. Come and experience how origami is made, its history and culture. Nakazaki... More

You can make original bracelets using Oshima Tsumugi yarn, used to make traditional kimono. In addition to giving them as presents, we also recommend making matching pairs for friends or couples. Bracelets come in customized lengt... More

Satsuma Kiriko is one of Japan’s most famous domestic glass arts. This craft was developed during the Edo period at the urging of the head of the former Satsuma Domain. Satsuma Kiriko cut glass is characterized by its deep, vivi... More

We offer a 'Japanese Cultural Immersion Retreat' where you can experience the heart of Japanese hospitality and traditional culture with all five senses. Enjoy Zen Meditation and indulge in tea ceremony, incense crafting, and a s... More

Bamboo is one of the cultures of Japan . You will be able to make a bamboo lantern per man/woman . The light that can be seen from the bamboo lanterns is emotional. I will be sure that This experience might remain as a memory of J... More