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

Experience the art of kumihimo braiding in historic Kagurazaka. Create a unique, 100% silk braided cord, inspired by the movie "Your Name." Join us for this hands-on crafting adventure in a charming Edo-era setting. Kagurazaka, f... More

“Breathing new life into broken pottery” Very little known, Kintsugi is an ancient Japanese art of mending broken pottery with lacquer and gold. You will learn how to create new works of art from broken pottery. Kintsugi mea... 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

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

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

At Awaji Baikundo Ei Factory, visitors can enjoy the experience of making incense, a traditional Japanese culture. Located on Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture, visitors can experience the world of fragrance in a rich natural environ... 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

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

In this very popular ikebana experience, visitors can enjoy ikebana with a kimono-clad ikebana artist. The course takes place in an authentic 24-mat tatami mat room and lasts from 60 minutes. Guided activity in English and Japane... 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

Have you ever made glass cups or accessories by yourself? Many foreigners do not have such experience. However, in Japan, it is common for ordinary people to create original works in professional workshops. It can also be said t... 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

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

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

Kirie is one of the painting techniques in which an underpainting dyed in black and white is fixed to a black paper, and unnecessary parts are cut out to create a picture. used in Japanese culture for a variety of purposes, such ... 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

Discover the rich history and elegant artistry of Japanese calligraphy in an immersive session led by an experienced, certified teacher and artist. Unlike typical workshops, our class offers personalized instruction, allowing you ... More

Would you like to experience making kumiko, a traditional Japanese woodworking technique? After learning about the history of Japanese architecture and the meaning behind the kumiko patterns from a master craftsman, you will enjoy... More

The workshop will be held in Totsuka-ku, Yokohama, a quiet residential area near Kamakura, Sakuragicho, and other sightseeing spots. Using the “ Original kumihomo-dai” which was invented and put into practical use by the inst... More