Join a Wine and Paint Party in Shinsaibashi, Osaka! This trendy event, highly popular. lets you relax and unleash your creativity while painting a seasonal-themed artwork. No painting experience? No problem! All materials are prov... More

Uncover the heart of Japanese tradition in a hands-on Kintsugi class. Restore ceramics with real gold using natural Urushi lacquer, guided by artisans trained under a Kintsugi Master. Choose from antique or modern pieces and crea... More

- Zen" is alive and well in our traditional culture, and we can expect many changes by studying tea ceremony and calligraphy. - What is the profound appeal of the tea ceremony? The Japanese tea ceremony is filled with many Japan... More

We usually teach children mainly about eating manners and how to hold chopsticks. What is the most important thing to hold chopsticks correctly? The most important thing to hold the chopsticks correctly is the muscle strength of ... More

We offer expert guidance from a professional photographer with local knowledge who will lead you to the best locations, angles, and lighting for stunning photos. During the tour, you’ll receive personalised education on camera s... More

Experience traditional culture at a long-established incense specialty studio with over a hundred years of history in Ei, which is renowned as a town of fragrance. Blend herbal medicine, such as traditional aromatic woods and spic... More

At Awaji Baikundo Ei Factory, visitors can enjoy the experience of making incense, a traditional Japanese culture. Located on Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture, visitors can experience the world of fragrance in a rich natural environ... More

This experience is especially recommended for those who want to learn more about Japanese culture through flower arranging. A certified teacher will guide you in creating your flower art, and you will have a translator to facili... More

Experience wearing Japanese wedding attire "Shiromuku/Irouchikake" Delicately embroidered kimono Please be impressed by the weighty feeling when you wear it and how you look in kimono. You can take photos with your own camera. Tak... More