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

Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, located at the foot of Mt.Fuji The nearest station, Mishima Station, is about one hour from Tokyo by Shinkansen bullet train. The classroom in Susono City is a 15-minute drive from Mishima Stati... More

You will learn two types of Washi art techniques:how to use Washi ink and how to make paper-cut art. Washi ink is created by dissolved colored paper. Using molds on a Washi paper canvas, you will design your painting with Washi in... More

An affordable cultural experience course to enjoy traditional Japanese culture at a reasonable price! And this lesson offers you a unique double experience: the making of a traditional Japanese mini-garden, and a lesson in the art... More

Experience the artistry of making two varieties of nerikiri sweets in a hands-on, interactive class. Guided by a knowledgeable and personable instructor, you'll use wholesome, plant-based ingredients to create these delicate treat... More

Keita Suma straddles the line between artisan and artist in his work with iron. His obsession with the material extends to his enthusiasm for sharing it with others: guests can look forward to friendly, personalized instruction du... More

・Learn about traditional ways of making Tosa washi paper in a washi studio with over 120 years of history. ・See almost all steps of making washi paper presented in details by a 4th generation craftsperson. ・Try your hands at... More

"Lion dance" is one of Japan's traditional performing arts and is often seen at festivals. The lion dance, which is danced powerfully with a curtain decorated with a lion pattern, is popular as a lucky charm to ward off bad luck a... More

Rarely do travelers have the opportunity to meet artists and artisans so accomplished as to be considered living national treasures — the third-generation head of the Kinzangama Kiln, Minori Yoshita, earned this accolade for his... 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

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

You can choose your favorite accessory from 3 samples such as earrings or brooches. You will be able to choose from a variety of colors for the mizuhiki strings. You will complete your mizuhiki accessory in this lesson and wea... More

An experience where you can learn the process of making Echizen lacquerware by visiting two workshops, Hacoa and Shitsurindo and making your very own original lacquer spoon. Guests will get to see the process of making authentic E... More

At Awaji Baekundo 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

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

The experience will take place in the tatami room of a 200-year-old Japanese traditional house, which is registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. You will finish carving a wooden iphone case with a sharp Japanese carv... 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

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

You can experience indigo dyeing, a traditional Japanese dyeing technique. Indigo dyeing is a dyeing technique that was widely used in Japan during the Edo period. You can dye an item of your choice weighing about 200g. In additio... 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