Located less than 5 minute walk from the famous Atago-jinja Shrine, with "the stone steps to success." And less than 10 minutes from the bustling Shimbashi area which was Tokyo’s first railway terminal, and is now filled with t... More

Experience the time-honored traditional craft of Edo Kiriko, which has continued since the Edo period first-hand. Choose from a diverse range of glasses, made possible by Glass Factory Sokichi's extensive glass lineup. Select you... More

Try Japanese deep culture with pottery classes at Tokyo in English.Uzumako Ceramic art school is located just around 6 minutes from Mita station (Mita line) in Minato-ku, Tokyo. Very close to Tokyo Tower.... More

Experience making hand made rings by hammering the texture using the japanese traditional style called "Tankin". You will choose your favorite material, thickness, shape and texture. Then, using special hammers and tools by custom... More

We offer an experience of making handmade Japanese paper, a traditional Japanese craft. Tosa Washi is one of Japan's three major traditional papers, with a history of over 1,000 years. It is known for its durability and warmth.Thi... More

Here is the only Studio Museum you can see and experience the authentic Kumihimo in Tokyo. You can witness the techniques of real craftsmen and historical braids which you may not find anywhere else.... More

12 years of experience in Japanese calligraphy, qualified as a calligraphy instructor. Come and get an opportunity to enjoy Kanji drawing with me! You can experience Japanese culture by learning and drawing a Kanji on a T-shirt. E... More

Mizuhiki is a decorative string used on the front of congratulatory and non-gratulatory envelopes, and is a decorative string material mainly used for yunoshin, gift covers, and New Year's decorations. The beauty and delicacy of i... More

Goshuin means a "red seal" is a seal given as a proof of visitation to a shrine or temple. The name of the shrine or temple, the name of the principal image, and the date of the visit are written in ink. You can make an eco-friend... More

Learn 7 different furoshiki techniques from a nationally licensed instructor ◆ Discover all about the history and culture of furoshiki ◆ Try out eco-friendly folding practices for reducing your plastic consumption ◆ Take y... More

Do you know about Japan's very unique "Hanko culture" from a global perspective? Hanko refers to a personalized seal with one's name engraved on it, serving as a tool for personal identification, equivalent to a signature in other... More

【OUTLINE】 With this plan you can experience Japanese traditional flower arrangement in Nakano. Nakano is located only 10 min. from JR Shinjuku station and is famous for a variety of subcultures. This classroom cherishes person... More

The papier-mâché was imported from China during the Heian period (794-1185), which consists generally in a wooden frame covered with paper. You will be able to create your original souvenir painting the base papier-mâché plain... More

• Learn how Japan’s famous plastic food samples are made • Choose from ramen or different kinds of desserts and make your own plastic food • Learn the secrets from a long-operating company in the industry • This experien... More

A fan is an item that creates a breeze to cool oneself. Multiple frameworks are fixed at a single point, and Japanese paper or cloth is attached to the surface that directs the wind. In this experience, you can create your custom... More

Experience this origami activity for beginners, set in a beautiful environment, surrounded by incredible models and unique displays made by our origami artists based in Japan and the US. Choose from 50 colors of origami paper an... More

We will guide you through the process of filling cotton in your zabuton (Japanese floor cushion). This is a uniquely Japanese method of stuffing cotton into the square fabric. Our futon craftsman will carefully show and teach you ... More

This is an activity event for tourists visiting Japan to casually experience the essence of Japanese culture. In addition to watching and commenting on a Japanese dance show while enjoying matcha green tea and Japanese sweets, you... More

Learn kintsugi from a charming artist/potte, who have decades of experience teaching this delicate and ancient technique.... More

I will teach you carefully and gently in English. You can also see Japanese-style rooms in Japanese houses. In addition, if you have time after the lesson, we will prepare Japanese sweets and Matcha. Please feel free to ask what y... More