With the help of our tea instructor, experience the authentic tea ceremony. First half of the lesson will be tea ceremony. See how tea instructor use the utensils and conduct the tea ceremony. Matcha tea and sweet will be served ... More

After visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, why not experience the traditional Japanese art of calligraphy? Holding a brush, calming your mind, and expressing your thoughts with each stroke offers a unique and meaningful ... More

Embark on an enthralling journey into the world of Japanese swordmaking led by Designated Master Swordsmith Mikami Sadanao, renowned as one of the foremost artisans in the craft, celebrated worldwide for his exceptional achievemen... More

Located in the Yamaguchi prefecture next to Hiroshima, one can find Iwakuni, a city overflowing with significant cultural and historical heritage. It is most known for the iconic Kintaikyo Bridge, one of the three most famous brid... More

In Japanese tea ceremony, the most formal tea gathering is called “Chaji”. Chaji starts with the building of fire with charcoal in front of the guests and a Japanese course meal, and finishes with two types of tea, thick and t... More