You can experience repairing broken objects using the traditional lacquering technique KINTSUGI. You will approach the WABI-SABI, which is viewed as a variety of beauty woven by changes without negatively accepting dirty or chippe... More

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, ... More

It is even rare for Japanese people to learn how to write the Japanese letters (Kanji) by a certificated master calligrapher. However, we want you to experience it casually and enjoy it!! You do not need to have any knowledge abou... More

Wear Oshima tsumugi, a traditional Japanese silk fabric, and take a stroll through the streets of Kagoshima. Choose the quick plan and enjoy dining and sightseeing in your traditional outfit. Oshima tsumugi is a traditional Japan... More

Service in English or in Japanese. Up to 5 hours experience. A fun experience of wearing Japanese Kimono or Yukata. Professional beauticians will support your experience. Priority service included. (You can jump a queue when you ... More

Choose Your Course: 1. Roppongi Street Photography (2 ~ 2.5 hours) Fee: 15,000 yen/person Meet at our office. Try on 2–3 haori. Enjoy a stylish walk through Roppongi in a haori and capture memorable moments at Hikawa shrine. 2... More

We have a wide range of beautiful authentic Kimono. We also have a variety of other Kimono types, including Children's and Men's Kimono. We would love to show you our beautiful authentic silk Kimono selections. We kindly request... More

Experience Japanese Calligraphy in a traditional Machiya in Kyoto. Calligraphy is an important part of Japanese culture, involving the art of Kanji characters with sumi ink on white paper. Each artist brings their unique style, ... More

Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangement, a timeless practice that dates back centuries. This art form may seem esoteric and inaccessible at first glance, but with just a little basic knowledge and practice, anyone can cr... More

Tatami is a unique traditional culture in Japan that is said to have originated approximately 1300 years ago. Used for Japanese style rooms in traditional Japanese inns, as sports mats in judo, and for creating spaces in tea cere... 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

This is the best Japanese cultual experience! You can be dressed in Japanese traditional clothes "kimono" and learn whole process of calligraphy in traditional "tatami" room.... More

Discover the art of Japanese craftsmanship in our unique 'Suzugami' making workshop, a treasure trove of tradition since 1909. This experience is not just a craft lesson; it's a cultural voyage where you'll learn from a master cra... More

Why don't you join us to make shimenawa ornaments of Japanese traditional culture? The design features mizuhiki wrapped around the shimenawa and a crane attached. High-quality artificial flowers are arranged around a shimenawa r... More

You can make a copper tray with your own hands!! In this private workshop, you can experience authentic Japanese metalcraft. A skilled craft worker will assist you in making a nice tray. You can bring back the tray on the day.... More

 Flow of plan 1 Greetings, explanation of how to use the brush (5 minutes) 2 paper sketches & practice (10 minutes)  (For foreigners, call on a calligraphy experience where you write your name in Japanese. Please take it home... More

Step into the art of ikebana, the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement, in this unique cultural experience. Guided by a kimono-clad ikebana artist, you’ll discover the elegance and history of this centuries-old practic... More

"Matcha Calligraphy ®" can enjoy by visual, olfactive, and natural changes of nature. As time passed, even though the color of Matcha change gradually and decay, It seems as if you are seeing change in the four seasons in Japan.... More

Aiko-sensei isn't just an Ikebana instructor; she's embedded in the Kobe community, running her own afterschool program and Ikebana classroom. You'll gain cultural insights from a Kobe resident. And this isn't just a demonstratio... More

In this workshop, you will make 4 paper products, so a lot of stuff to do! At the end, you will have your design of two postcards, Rakusui paper, and A5 paper. You will experience the entire process of Japanese papermaking, includ... More