A long-established Buddhist altar shop that has been in business for over 100 years since 1913 (Taisho 2). The 4th-generation brothers, lacquer artist Satoru Tsuji and sculptor Ryo Tsuji, carry on the family tradition. Both the se... 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

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

The tsuba of a Japanese sword has patterns written on it. From these patterns, you can decipher the "philosophy of the samurai hidden in the patterns" and the "spirit of the samurai." This will be a valuable experience to learn ab... More

Delve into the rich tradition of Hita craftsmanship with the Geta Strap-Fitting Experience. In just one hour, you'll have the chance to select your own hanao straps and fit them onto wooden geta sandals, a skill cherished since th... 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

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

Engage in a hands-on vintage coin ring-making workshop in Tokyo that immerses you in traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Under the guidance of a skilled instructor, you’ll take authentic vintage coins from Japan and beyond and t... More

Most of natural dyeing needs many processes and repeat same process several times, but on this workshop, you need 4 simple steps one time each. Design, Dye, Set and Wash. The instructor Yachiyo (Please call her "Yatt-chan".) has ... More

Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture with a unique workshop that combines chopstick making and shamisen playing! Visit a long-established workshop, where a skilled string-instrument craftsman uses leftover instrument ... More

At the kiln, the owner of the kiln himself will tell you about the history of Agano ware and its attractions. Deepen your understanding of Agano pottery through this activity of the studio, a pottery-making experience (one piece p... More

Experience the Living History of Seto Step into a world of timeless craftsmanship at a kiln that has served the Owari Tokugawa family for centuries. Under the personal guidance of the 31st-generation head, you will discover the se... More

Just a 7-minute walk from Shibuya Scramble Crossing, this hands-on workshop in the heart of Shibuya invites you to craft your own handmade Japanese chopsticks in under an hour. Guided by skilled instructors, you will shape, sand, ... More

Guests will get to learn about the glasses and the accessory making process at KISSO which produces high quality accessories using glasses materials. You will get to see the rarely seen behind the scenes of a accessory making fact... More

Create your own original Japanese incense in a traditional Kyoto setting. In this hands on experience, you will blend natural fragrance ingredients to design a scent that reflects your personal taste and mood. Incense has been pa... More

1. Kandaka Shojuen, a gentle slope leads from Prefectural Route 33 towards Takamatsu Nishi High School. This is the main street of bonsai known as "Bonsai Street." Along the way, the towering "Dohyo-iri" pine tree serves as a land... 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

At Maana, our renovation work has led us to a deep appreciation for Tsuchikabe—a distinctive blend of clay, rice straw, sand, and seaweed, crafted by skilled craftspeople called Sakans. In our workshop, let's discover this tradi... More

* Create a unique keyring that’s truly yours or for your loved one, choose from 1000s of fabrics. * Take home a memorable "only one in the world" souvenir of Japan * After you made your items, relax in our café with your favor... More

A 140-Year Heritage of Protection and Artistry Step inside a historic doll studio with deep ties to Atsuta Jingu Shrine to craft a "Kariroku," the legendary incense charm of the samurai. 　Under the expert guidance of the proprie... More