Bengala Dyeing Board Tie- Dyeing is a dyeing technique in which folded fabric is sandwiched between two wooden boards and then dyed. The part of the fabric sandwiched between the wooden boards is pressed, making it difficult for t... More

You can create a one-of-a-kind light that is uniquely yours. A veteran with 16 years of experience as a craftsman is available to offer advice on both the creation process and design. We also accept individual and group experien... 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

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

The location of the event is very convenient, with both JR and Kintetsu lines running through the area. It is also easily accessible from Umeda and Namba, and can be reached in about 30 minutes. There is a large library in front... More

In this 150-minute tour you will visit Kyoto's Tsutsumi Asakichi Urushi factory, which refines over 70% of Japan's domestic urushi lacquer, see how lacquer has been used inside a prominent Buddhist temple and eat lunch using the t... More

Would you like to experience traditional Japanese crafts in Kyoto? This workshop is located an 8-minute walk from Shugakuin Imperial Villa. This is a workshop where you can make spoons from pure silver. I think it's rare to find a... More

At Maana, our renovation work has led us to a deep appreciation for Tsuchikabe—a distinctive blend of clay, rice straw, sand, and seaweed, crafted by skilled craftspeople called Sakans. In our workshop, let's discover this tradi... More

You will make accessories with uniquely Japanese motifs in Nara, a popular tourist destination for overseas visitors. Cherry blossom motif brooches are very popular in overseas workshops. We will show you the excitement of being... More

When you arrive at the Koga-ryu Real Ninja Museum, you will change into a ninja costume. If you bring your own, you can wear whatever costume you like, even if it's not a ninja costume. After that, you will learn what a Horoku-hiy... More

Experience the unique "Sōsen Aogi," a fan-making plan at the long-established Shimizu Shoten in Kyoto, which is celebrating its 78th anniversary. The "Sōsen Aogi" is a new type of origami fan that does not use fan ribs, making i... 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

16 years of experience as a bamboo craftsman, I carefully teach how to make chopsticks. In addition to travelers, I also participate as an instructor in events such as on-site workshops and matchmaking events, allowing many peopl... 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

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

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

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

Awaji Island, the mythical birthplace of Japan, offers a unique incense-making experience in Ei, one of the Ministry of the Environment’s 100 Scenic Fragrance Spots. Create incense sticks shapes, guided by skilled staff for a be... More