This is a Japanese culture experience program that you can enjoy casually. Origami with hundreds of ways to fold from a simple design to an artistic piece with a piece of square paper. It is said that many Japanese who have been f... More

Misaki is located at the tip of the Miura Peninsula, famous as a port for tuna. Not only delicious fresh tuna dishes, Misaki offers one-and-only unique cultural experience such as incense-sachet making and a Big-Catch flag colorin... More

Learn how to revive your knife in just 30 minutes.　 In just 30 minutes, learn how to restore your knife’s sharp edge using professional techniques. No experience needed – tools provided. Whether it's Japanese or Western-sty... More

Start your cultural journey by crafting your own Goshuin stamp book—a treasured item in Japanese spiritual tradition—at a charming, old-style café in Kamakura. Goshuin, meaning ‘honorable red seal,’ originated centuries a... More

Realistic Takoyaki Replica Workshop & Lucky Capsule Toy! Create hyper-realistic food replica souvenirs in Osaka! Craft a lifelike Takoyaki keychain and magnet in this hands-on session. Takoyaki is Osaka's ultimate soul food—a s... More

You can experience indigo dyeing, a traditional Japanese dyeing technique. Indigo dyeing is a dyeing technique that was widely used in Japan during the Edo period. You can dye an item of your choice weighing about 200g. In additio... More

In a wooden building over 100 years old, we offer a workshop where you can easily create your one-and-only chopsticks. Choose your preferred wood, shave it with a plane, smooth it with sandpaper, finish with oil, and complete the ... More

Create your own traditional Okinawan guardian “Shisa” just 10 minutes from Churaumi Aquarium. Enjoy a creative experience with stunning views of the emerald-green ocean. Hands-on workshop with friendly staff support—perfec... More

Looking for a unique cultural experience in Osaka? Create your own mini tatami — a traditional Japanese craft you can take home. No sewing needed. Beginner-friendly, and you can also choose to make a ring case. Discover the bea... More

Experience making a handmade ring by hammering the texture using the Japanese traditional style called "Tankin." You will choose your favorite material, thickness, and texture, and then use special hammers and tools to customize y... More

[Wamodern Experience] Hand-Sized Mini Bonsai Creation and Tea Ceremony at a Hidden Sumida River Atelier Tucked away in an alley along the lively Sumida River is a hidden gem of an atelier. Why not casually experience the beauty of... More

Guests will get to learn about the lens making process at Inui Lens which produces high quality lenses. You will get to see the rarely seen behind the scenes of a lens making factory. You will then make your own sunglasses by fitt... More

A craftsman will show you around the workshop. You can see the actual production site and tools in use. Through hands-on experience of the Kurume Kasuri process, you can learn about the depth and appeal of Kurume Kasuri. Take hom... More

Paint your own traditional Japanese Daruma doll Enjoy a relaxing cultural experience in beautiful Arashiyama Learn the meaning and symbolism behind Daruma in Japan Take home a one-of-a-kind handmade souvenir Beginner-friendly work... More

We offer a traditional Japanese indigo dyeing experience. Here, the dye is made from seeding and growing. We also guide those who want to go to the field. It is very rare for studio to do this consistently. You can have a specia... More

"Yosegi Zaiku" is a traditional Japanese marquetry technique originating from Hakone, Kanagawa Prefecture. This craft involves creating intricate geometric patterns by combining pieces of wood of different natural colors and grain... More

Experience the refined beauty of Bonseki, the traditional Japanese art of creating miniature landscapes with sand and stones, in a hands-on session guided by a Hosokawa-ryu master at the historic Yusuitei in Kumamoto. After your B... More

You can see the tatami production site with the guidance of tatami artisans. We can manufacture interior mini tatami mats (size 20 x 20 cm, thickness 20 ~ 30 mm). After the experience, there is also a tea break service on the edge... More

Experience using a precious material called "kibiso," which is only a small amount of silk. This kibiso was originally discarded, but the Sasurena-buna approach of making good use of it to create products that are good for the bo... More

Transform your evening in Osaka into a creative adventure with a workshop dedicated to crafting a realistic Salmon Roe Bowl, known as Ikura-don. Guided by friendly staff, you’ll learn the art of food replication, delicately plac... More