Would you like to experience the Japanese culture of "Shodo"? Write your name in Japanese or your favorite word in kanji! Let's learn the basics of calligraphy, such as how to hold a brush, posture, and how to draw lines. Please... More

Welcome to Chopsticks Making Osaka! Create your own piece of Japanese tradition and take home a functional souvenir that lasts a lifetime! In the heart of Osaka, near Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, Food Activity Japan offers a unique... More

Try to travel back in time and become a fierce Japanese warrior with this indoor activity in the heart of Tokyo. Learn the 弓道 (kyūdō), an art of archery, and 刀 (katana) usage, unique for Japan. Explore the war strategies a... More

Create your own one-of-a-kind souvenir here at KUROMAMEDO, and give life to Japanese traditions! KUROMAMEDO is located in Shinjuku, and it’s a few minutes away from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden . We aim to make foreign travell... More

This workshop offers a hands-on experience of traditional Japanese hand-crafted washi papermaking. Located just a 5-minute walk from Hakone-Yumoto Station, Washi Studio “Washinoiori” is a place where you can casually experien... More

A craftsman will engrave a craft HANKO stamp. Want to know how to write your name in Japanese? Here are some ways to write your name in Japanese and make an original seal to commemorate your trip. Seals are used instead of signa... More

What makes this class special; ➤ Our experienced shodo teacher will teach you step by step, so don't worry if you've never tried it before! (don't panic!...a part of shodo ritual is practicing one's patience too ) ➤ You'll ... More

Join this small-group, hands-on manga drawing workshop led by a professional manga artist. Step-by-step, you'll learn how to create manga—from brainstorming ideas, sketching, to inking—with carefully prepared materials guiding... More

Immerse yourself in the art of Kintsugi, where broken ceramics are transformed into beautiful masterpieces. Under the guidance of Rin Kiyose, a young artisan born into a family that has practiced Kaga Maki-e in Kanazawa for three ... More

Before (or after) famous Tsukiji food street walking or Ginza shopping street walk, you can experience very cool Japanese calligraphy experience. You will be able to make the products for display in your room. As goal, you will ma... More

Activity take place in 300-year-old Zen temple. Being away from the tourist spot, this place is really quiet and relaxing. Calligraphy has imported to Japan during 6C from China. Learn to draw the line with brush. Check the sampl... More

Private Tea ceremony and Japanese calligraphy experiences in Namba, the center of tourism in Osaka. Immerse yourself in two aspects of Japanese culture in one place on the same day. All of our products provide private experiences... 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 ours that offers you a chance to truly experience Kanazawa's tra... More

About the Instructor: First degree instructor Mika Soka Haneishi is the owner Shizu-Kokoro, an internationally acclaimed chado school licensed from Urasenke Chado School in Kyoto. “This is not tourism— but rather an immersio... More

Create your own signature fragrance during a refined 90-minute workshop in Asakusa, Tokyo. Choose from a curated selection of high-quality scent materials and blend a custom 50ml fragrance with guidance from our staff. Take home y... More

This is a 2-hour calligraphy workshop in Namba, downtown Osaka. Even if you are a beginner, no worries as a Japanese calligraphy instructor will give you detailed instructions step by step. Writing Japanese using a brush and ink ... More

There are various types of Japanese letters, such as kanji, hiragana, and katakana, and you will experience writing all of them or you can select the one you like. Our experienced instructor will teach you with kind and understand... More

During the IKEBANA workshop, you'll create your own masterpiece, guided by our instructors. Your artwork will be displayed in a tokonoma (alcove) in a traditional Japanese room and you can take a photo. We also offer a service to... More

*Why Mizuhiki? Because Mizuhiki is one of the traditional since more than 1100years! ago. Because Mizuhiki is very Japanese craft and unique to Japan. Because Mizuhiki is light and ideal for souvenir. Never needs space in your lu... More

【OUTLINE】 You can have an authentic experience of dressing like a Japanese in the 19th century in Hakodate. Easy to change clothes. Rest assured that the dressing staff is all professional, kind, and courteous. First-rate beau... More