It is the only place in Japan where you can experience manga. There are tools for drawing manga in analog and digital, so anyone can freely draw manga. If you draw here too, you will feel like a professional cartoonist. It is fun!... More

Experience crafting in the workshop "Noyori," run by a family of craftsmen for over 50 years in the Osu district of Naka Ward, Nagoya City, where temples and Buddhist supply stores line the streets. After receiving a technical exp... More

You can wear full-fledged kimonos (Furisode) because we are kimono school teacher and staff. They are more gorgeous than ordinary kimonos. You can make an original fan and take it as souvenirs. Let't write your favorite characters... More

Experience the beauty of the koto, one of Japan’s most iconic traditional instruments, in Nagoya. Enjoy a koto live concert and a private session with professional koto musicians, learning to play in an intimate and serene setti... More

Visitors can actually see and experience traditional Japanese arts. In particular, visitors can actually ride on floats of the size used in the float festivals. Through interaction with local people, visitors can get a deeper insi... More

Kayoko will meet you at Tokushige Subway Station. She will drive you to her home. You will see the suburb of Nagoya. Kayoko's hometown is Arimatsu, tie-dyeing town along Tokaido Road. She can take you there after your ikebana exp... More

Private Calligraphy Experience in Nagoya Experience Shodo, the traditional Japanese art of calligraphy, in Nagoya. Enjoy a unique and private session with a professional calligrapher in a serene setting. We provide everything yo... More

Highlights -Learn Kuro Montsuki dyeing from a skilled Nagoya artisan -Discover the history and meaning of Japan’s formal black kimono -Select and imprint your favorite kamon (family crest) onto a hand-dyed tenugui -Create a uniq... More

This special studio tour and workshop is led by the owner of Yamakatsu Senko, a long-established company continuing the tradition of NAGOYA KUROMONTSUKI ZOME DYEING. This is a nationally designated traditional craft that developed... More

Families with children and Culture lovers welcome! In buddhisum, we believe that there is a gurdian buddha or bodhisattva for each year. Visitors can find the one for you and draw the buddha on your own to make a hanging scroll.... More

In Arimatsu, a Japanese heritage site protected by the Tokugawa Shogunate, you can experience the history and techniques of tie-dyeing, a traditional national craft, spanning over 400 years, Experience a special workshop conducted... More