Create a poetic “Sakura Light” lantern that projects cherry blossom patterns onto the floor — a signature Rakkō (falling light) design found only in Kurashiki. Experience Japanese craftsmanship inside Saikan, a 100-year-old... More

Step into a traditional Japanese shrine, a rare experience even for locals. Immerse yourself in crafting a beautiful windchime, a tangible reminder of your journey. This glass bell captures Japanese craftsmanship and resonates wit... 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

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

This unique experience is guided by a genuine Japanese Kintsugi artisan who practices the craft daily. Your master meticulously teaches each step in English, passionately conveying the deep charm of their traditional work, despite... More

The Teaspoon that you will experience making is made from Kyomei bamboo "white bamboo". You can complete it on the spot and take it home. Kyomei bamboo "white bamboo" is shaved to the desired fineness with a small knife and finish... More

Our Washi Studio connects its history and produces Japanese paper the old-fashioned way.The origin of this paper is not certain, but one theory is that it has been made since the Heian period (794–1185) and has a history spannin... 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

Discover the art of Japanese incense making in the centre of Shibuya. In this hands-on workshop, you will blend natural aromatic ingredients, learn the basics of traditional incense craft, and shape your own personalised scent. Ou... 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

Looking for a unique experience in Tokyo? We recommend our private calligraphy workshops! Our private calligraphy workshops are perfect for families looking for a fun rainy-day activity in Tokyo! Our instructors will come to yo... More

[Let's play handmade mini shamisen! Traditional music experience workshop] TOKYO SHAMI EXPERIENCE was newly launched last year as a spot where you can enjoy the shamisen more easily and fun! This reservation site has just started... More

Begin by choosing your perfect pair of chopsticks from 20 types of wood and two lengths.Place them on the stand and carefully shape them with a traditional plane.Smooth the tips and edges with sandpaper, then finish with a coat of... 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

Delve into the art of traditional Japanese craftsmanship in this hands-on workshop focused on Nara-Yoshino cedar chopsticks. Guided by a skilled artisan, discover the unique characteristics of this revered wood and its cultural si... More

Tokyo has many craft classes. Very few take place inside a studio that is still in commercial production. Here you work beside a craftsman who supplies chochin to shrines, festivals and restaurants across Tokyo, using the same was... More

When you come to Japan for the first time and when you want to visit temple and shrines, you might not know the manner or how to make a visit it properly. Also, to keep the memory of the visit, there’s an original stamp which mo... More

This experience combines learning the profound philosophy and history of Kintsugi with hands-on creation designed to be effortlessly fun for everyone. you Urushi-free technique is safe for all ages and skill levels, guaranteeing y... More

Enjoy making your own felt 'Bento box' with selecting and packing your favorite ingredients! You can also choose to make a Noodles display instead!... More

Echizen ware, which was born in the Heian period, is one of the six ancient kilns in Japan that still continues to produce pottery. Soil that contains a lot of iron has a distinctive red-black color on its surface. This time we w... More