No need to bring anything, we provide the vessel (you're also welcome to bring your own). As this is simplified kintsugi, natural urushi lacquer is not used. Please enjoy the finished piece as a decorative item (not recommended f... More

This activity offers a rare opportunity to observe the production process of traditional Japanese paper goods such as goshuincho (temple stamp books) and watoji notebooks—items not typically seen by the public. With a guided tou... More

Kanazawa is famously known as the city of arts, and while you can find art workshops throughout Japan that you can easily participate in, it is rare to find one like yours that offers you a chance to truly experience Japan's 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

Step into the world of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a hands-on "Hanao-Suge" (strap-fitting) workshop. Learn how the intricate decorative straps (Hanao) are expertly attached to traditional wooden clogs (Geta) or woven s... More

-Create your own ancient-inspired Haniwa in the heart of a World Heritage kofun area. -Take your handcrafted Haniwa home the same day using special quick-firing clay. -Explore major historic sites during firing time, including Emp... More

The Bamboo Lantern Workshop offers a unique experience to enjoy traditional Japanese bamboo craftsmanship in a peaceful space, away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. Its excellent location, just a short distance from the attrac... More

At Pearl House, located in the historic Kitano Ijinkan district in Kobe, you can enjoy a pearl crafting experience. In this experience, guests choose their favorite pearl one by one and enjoy learning the process of pearl sorting... 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

Daruma dolls are symbols of perseverance, luck, goals, and new beginnings in Japanese culture. Traditionally, people make a wish while painting one eye, then paint the second eye once the wish comes true. During the workshop, fre... 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 60-90 minutes. Guided activity in English and Jap... More

Craft a hyper-realistic mini rice bowl replica in Kappabashi. Customize your dish by choosing your favorite toppings on-site. Design your masterpiece using professional-quality materials. Enjoy a fun and beginner-friendly crafting... More

The World's Only Lucky Cat Art Gallery Discover a one-of-a-kind gallery featuring unique Maneki Neko artworks created by artists from across Japan. Visit the Lucky Cat Shrine Make a wish at our exclusive Lucky Cat Shrine and capt... More

・100-Year-Old Machiya Setting: Immerse yourself in authentic Kyoto history by creating traditional art inside a century-old townhouse. ・Beginner-Friendly Buddhist Art: Paint intricate, colorful Mandala designs on ceramics wit... More

Create a one-of-a-kind pair of Japanese chopsticks with our all-inclusive premium workshop in the resort site of Kyoto, Arashiyama. Choose your favorite from our exclusive collection of premium woods, including rare and beautifull... More