Striking giant Daruma entrance A huge Daruma head welcomes visitors at the entrance of the Nishi-sando approach, creating a powerful and immersive first impression. Fusion of 1,300-year history and Daruma culture Located in the h... More

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

* 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

Begin your journey into Japanese dining culture with a hands-on chopstick design workshop. Start with a quick lesson on the essentials of chopsticks, from selecting the perfect length to mastering graceful movements and dining eti... More

The Art of Jet-Black: Nagoya Kuromontsuki Dyeing Discover the elegance of Nagoya Kuromontsuki Zome, a traditional craft born from the samurai era. This exclusive tour is led by the master of Yamakatsu Senko, a distinguished studi... More

Turn a piece of history into a ring you'll wear forever. Unlike ordinary jewelry-making experiences, this workshop allows you to create a one-of-a-kind ring from authentic vintage coins from more than 50 countries around the worl... 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

Craft Your Own Legacy in a Historic Textile Town Experience the magic of Arimatsu Shibori, a nationally designated craft with over 400 years of history. Kuno Dyeing Factory hosts private workshops guided by a master artisan, you... More

Highlights -Meet master Nagoya Buddhist altar and Owari cloisonné artisans shaping living traditions -Craft your own chopsticks from premium Kiso cypress using authentic artisan tools -Observe delicate cloisonné brushwork and th... More

This is a Kanazawa-only craft bonsai experience using rare black-glazed tile pots handcrafted by Hokuriku’s only onigawara artisan. More than a simple workshop, this experience invites travelers to help preserve Kanazawa’s tra... More

First, there will be a 15-minute lecture introducing the basics of bonsai, including an explanation of what bonsai is, its historical roots in Japan, and an introduction to Bonsai-machi (Bonsai Town). Although you won't create you... More

Discover the meaning of Semamori, a traditional Japanese protective symbol once stitched into children’s clothing. Create your own charm using authentic kimono fabric and decorative obijime cord while learning simple hand-sewing... More

・Create your own ring from an authentic vintage coin ・Learn traditional metalworking techniques from skilled instructors ・Use professional tools in a beginner-friendly workshop ・Take home a unique handmade souvenir ・Per... 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

Unlike standard souvenir shops or basic craft classes that stick to mass-produced items, Honey J Travel invites you to step inside a tranquil Tokyo studio. Designing your own traditional Kanzashi hairpin, you'll effortlessly maste... More

Delve into the captivating art of ukiyo-e at Takahashi Kōbō, a workshop steeped in over 160 years of history. Guided by a master artisan, discover the traditional techniques behind Edo-style woodblock printing, used by legends l... More

1. Famous "Fake Food" Culture Dive into Japanese food replicas (Shokuhin Sampuru)! The friendly staff will teach you the secrets to making them look realistic. 2. Seasonal Themes Craft a colorful parfait or a refreshing summer sh... 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

Bengala Dyeing Board Tie- Dyeing is a dyeing technique in which folded fabric is sandwiched between two wooden boards and then dyed. The part of the fabric sandwiched between the wooden boards is pressed, making it difficult for t... More

■Create your own Japanese cat lamp with traditional Tosa Washi. ・Perfect for travelers looking for a hands-on cultural experience in Kochi ・Make a unique glowing cat lamp using traditional Tosa Washi, a craft unique to Kochi... More