Explore and shoot the bustling and energetic streets of Shibuya while learning to use your camera creatively. Capture fleeing moments on the streets of Shibuya. Learn to incorporate artistic vision and a wide range of techniques i... More

In Hiroshima—a city known for Japanese sake, traditional calligraphy brushes, and a story of peace—this experience takes place in a historic storehouse at Kamotsuru Sake Brewery’s first brewery in Saijo, a space not normally... More

Kanazawa is famously known as the city of arts, and while you can find art workshops throughout Japan that you can easily participate in, it is rare to find one like yours that offers you a chance to truly experience Japan's tradi... More

Sustainable Fashion: Create your own custom-fit trousers by upcycling high-quality remnant fabrics. Expert Guidance: Learn advanced sewing and pattern-making techniques from experienced professionals. Behind-the-Scenes Access: E... More

[The Experience] Learn from a master who leads international workshops in cities like Taipei. [Heritage & Vision] Raised in historic ARIMATSU, Kayoko has 10 years of experience sharing her artistic roots and Ikebana expertise wi... More

Carat Therapy in Shibuya is a private experience that blends color psychology with an original tarot deck to help you explore your emotions and gain clarity for real-life decisions. Using Carat Therapy’s exclusive 10 color macar... More

About 40 minutes from Tokyo, enjoy a relaxing indigo dyeing experience in a quiet, green setting. Meet your guide and travel together to Ikuta Ryokuchi. At the Traditional Indigo Dyeing Workshop inside the park(Dento Kogeikan), j... More

Choose your favorite flower from 100 kinds of dried flowers and put it in a chopstick holder acrylic case. Then, they pour a high-grade oil with a refractive index similar to that of crystal into it to harden it. Therefore, the ... More

Kimono, a symbolic icon of Japanese culture, is not just something you wear. It reflects how we live and feel in our daily lives. During your special visit to Japan, I would like to offer you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to ex... More

Welcome to the World of Urushi Guided Tour of a 100+ Year-Old Lacquer Factory Experience urushi — Japan’s precious natural lacquer — at our historic refining factory, founded in 1909.The tour begins with a clear introduction... More

Join a local Japanese artisan in a quaint boutique located in the heart of Kyoto for a unique workshop experience making a traditional Japanese "Temari" using authentic beautiful Kimono fabrics. Experience making a "Temari", a tr... More

Create your own bonsai in Osaka with a local English-speaking guide. Learn about the history and philosophy of bonsai, choose your favorite style, and take home your own unique dry bonsai. ・Immerse yourself in Japanese culture ... More

World-First: Calligraphy × Projection Mapping Experience a unique fusion of traditional Japanese calligraphy and cutting-edge digital art. This world-exclusive "Immersive Calligraphy" is a new form of entertainment where your bru... More

Explore the serene art of Shodō in a mindful Japanese calligraphy workshop in Kamakura. Under the expert guidance of Calligraphy Master Shiei, with over 50 years of experience, you’ll learn to create beautiful kanji while immer... More

Personalized Japanese name calligraphy experience & take home a unique souvenir! Enjoy a relaxing cultural experience & traditional japanese art with stunning Tokyo iconic views. Write your name in Japanese art calligraphy-Shodo... More

By contemplating authentic bonsai rooted in centuries of Japanese tradition, and encountering firsthand the skill and knowledge of the master who tends them, you'll connect with the deeper essence of Japanese culture.... More

・Lessons from one of Japan’s leading calligraphers ・Not just learning to write characters, but also discovering their meanings ・Lessons held in a traditional Japanese house ・At the end of the session, the calligrapher wi... More

This experience is designed for travelers who want more than a typical sightseeing activity in Tokyo. Instead of only watching Japanese culture, you will create something personal with your own hands. You can write your name in ka... More

The history of Japan’s fragrance culture began in 538 with a single piece of driftwood, agarwood, that washed ashore on Awaji Island. After that, through the Heian, Kamakura, and Edo periods, it was loved by nobles, military com... More