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

Mukonoso Station is 15 minutes by regular train from the popular Hankyu Umeda Station. The studio is located in a quiet residential area on the south side of Mukonoso Station. It is a 5-minute walk from the station. I will paint... More

The workshop will be held in a traditional 100-year-old Japanese house with an eastern interior. During the workshop, the travelers will learn about the brief history of Kakejiku, the parts of a Kakejiku and the differences that c... More

In the heart of Kyoto's Nishijin kimono district, immerse yourself in the art of Urushi lacquerware. Guided by skilled artisans in a traditional lacquer studio, create a personalized cup adorned with vibrant colors inspired by Kyo... More

Master the intricate art of traditional Japanese knife sharpening in this engaging hands-on class. Guided by seasoned instructors, delve into the history of knives, explore various steel types, and learn the theory behind sharpeni... 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

・You can enjoy exquisite sushi crafted by a skilled master chef. For the 11:00 session, the sushi will be served at the end. For the 13:30 session, it will be served at the beginning. ・You will be guided to a traditional Japan... More

You can choose your favorite accessory from 3 samples such as earrings or brooches. You will be able to choose from a variety of colors for the mizuhiki strings. You will complete your mizuhiki accessory in this lesson and wea... More

You can experience it in a Japanese-style room in a typical Japanese house. You can also see the ordinary lives of Japanese people and it will be a good memory of your trip to Japan. You can replace your name with Kanji characters... More

Unlock your creativity in a hands-on workshop where you’ll craft your own ink paintings and a personalized stone seal. Over the course of two to three hours, create three stunning pieces featuring bamboos, flowers, and an image ... More

Wearing a traditional Japanese outfit called a jinbei, you can enjoy a pottery experience that feels like immersing yourself in Japanese culture. This is a special opportunity to receive careful instruction from an experienced, aw... 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

Kuzu district, Yoshino Town, Nara Prefecture Kuzu Village is a production area for three types of traditional washi (Japanese paper): Uda paper, Misu paper, and Yoshino paper. These papers play a vital role in preserving Japan's ... More

Nestled along the serene Takase River in historic Kyoto, a traditional townhouse invites you to explore the art of calligraphy. The workshop begins with a calming meditation session led by an instructor certified in yoga and pilat... More

You will make accessories with uniquely Japanese motifs in Nara, a popular tourist destination for overseas visitors. Cherry blossom motif brooches are very popular in overseas workshops. We will show you the excitement of being... More

The biggest attraction is that you can make IKEBANA works using rare antique vessels. You'll discover traditional Japanese culture and learn techniques that can easily be repeated at home. You can watch IKEBANA performance taking ... More

We offer hair and makeup services that reflect the latest Japanese trends, which can only be experienced in Japan.... More

1. Tea Ceremony Experience Unique Points: • Self-brewing style: Guests brew their own matcha and green tea, instead of just watching a master. • Relaxed, friendly atmosphere: No strict rules — focus on enjoying tea natura... More

Take a journey to learn about Sen no Rikyu, a key figure in Japanese tea culture, at Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko, a cultural facility that introduces important sites related to the tea ceremony. This tour not only follows the ... More

Reylia and Johnna Slaby are artists born and raised in Japan. As a team, they create plans and projects that supports the art scene in Japan. ... More