16 years of experience as a bamboo craftsman, I carefully teach how to make chopsticks. In addition to travelers, I also participate as an instructor in events such as on-site workshops and matchmaking events, allowing many peopl... More

Make Your Own Uchiwa (Japanese Fan)： Design and decorate your own round paper fan using pressed flowers and origami. Uchiwa have long been used in Japan as a summer accessory to create a refreshing breeze. You can bring your han... More

• You can directly interact with fourth and fifth-generation Chochin lantern craftsmen from a long-established Chochin Lantern shop that was founded over 100 years ago • The experience takes place in a workshop, so you can se... More

Unleash your creativity in a fun daruma doll painting workshop that celebrates Japanese culture. During this 90-minute session, discover the traditional significance of the daruma doll while selecting from a vibrant palette of 10 ... More

Satsuma Kiriko is one of Japan’s most famous domestic glass arts. This craft was developed during the Edo period at the urging of the head of the former Satsuma Domain. Satsuma Kiriko cut glass is characterized by its deep, vivi... More

Delve into the rich tradition of Magewappa in a serene artisan workshop located in Kamiyama, Tokushima. Over a span of 2.5 to 3 hours, learn the ancient craft of bentwood bento box making, a technique cherished for over a millenni... More

Kimono Experience We have many types of traditional clothing, from flashy samurai outfits to antique kimonos. our Kimono dressing is quick and easy compared to other types of kimonos. After the scheduled activities in the tour, yo... More

This isn't just flower arranging—it's creating art with Belles Fleurs Tokyo, Japan's most prestigious preserved flower company since 1981. You're working with the exclusive RIN series that combines world-famous Ukiyo-e masterpie... More

Kirie is one of the painting techniques in which an underpainting dyed in black and white is fixed to a black paper, and unnecessary parts are cut out to create a picture. used in Japanese culture for a variety of purposes, such ... 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

Make meaningful family memories on this hands-on cultural tour through Nagano City! This interactive family adventure takes you on a fun, yet educational journey through Matsumoto’s samurai heritage, traditional crafts, local f... More

The craft of letterpress printing is becoming increasingly rare around the world, especially in Japan. The owner of the workshop is very passionate and determined to preserve this craft as Ojika's culture overall. Inside the studi... More

Tatami mat edging is a traditional culture that has existed in Japan for so long that it is even mentioned in the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters). In the Nara period (710-794), it was such a special woven fabric that it was m... More

Experience the exclusive workshop and delve into the artisan's dedication and skills on a special tour. Receive direct instruction in traditional techniques and experience the unique craft of kiri wood inlay. Explore a variety of ... More

In this very popular ikebana experience, visitors can enjoy ikebana with a kimono-clad ikebana artist. The course takes place in an authentic 24-mat tatami mat room and lasts from 60 minutes. Guided activity in English and Japane... More

Experience the “shibori” of scarves under the direct guidance of internationally renowned traditional craftsman Terukazu Matsuoka. You will observe traditional craft techniques ranging from classic Japanese techniques to the l... More

Awaji Island, the mythical birthplace of Japan, offers a unique incense-making experience in Ei, one of the Ministry of the Environment’s 100 Scenic Fragrance Spots. Create incense sticks shapes, guided by skilled staff for a be... More

Would you like to experience making kumiko, a traditional Japanese woodworking technique? After learning about the history of Japanese architecture and the meaning behind the kumiko patterns from a master craftsman, you will enjoy... More

You can experience traditional Japanese culture firsthand. After the lesson, you will enjoy a Kobe beef steak provided by the Kissho Yoshi Group, the world's largest restaurant chain in terms of Kobe beef handling.... More

What sets this experience apart is the chance to connect with Kyoto’s traditions in a hands-on, personal way. Rather than just observing, you’ll actively create something meaningful — a fragrant incense pouch using real Japa... More