Discover the Beauty of Imperfection – Kintsugi Experience in Okinawa Step into the tranquil world of Kintsugi, the ancient art of golden joinery, and create a one-of-a-kind accessory that tells a story of resilience and beauty. ... More

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, ... More

This workshop utilises only locally grown bamboo, to create unique souvenirs that can be customised with decorations of your choice. ... More

As you paint, enjoy the chance to chat with fellow participants and our instructor, making this not just a learning experience, but a social one too. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or looking for a unique cultural activity, th... More

Kintsugi, meaning “joined by gold,” began in the 15th century when Japanese artisans developed a method of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and powdered gold, honoring flaws rather than hiding them. Rooted in wabi-sabi, ... More

It'll be held in a 100 year-old traditional Japanese house with a mixed eastern style interior. The workshop will provide all the materials needed for a smoother experience. The workshop will have 2 levels available, the tradition... More

Goshuin means a "red seal" is a seal given as a proof of visitation to a shrine or temple. The name of the shrine or temple, the name of the principal image, and the date of the visit are written in ink. You can make an eco-friend... More

We will guide you through the process of filling cotton in your zabuton (Japanese floor cushion). This is a uniquely Japanese method of stuffing cotton into the square fabric. Our futon craftsman will carefully show and teach you ... More

You can have a real Kimono experience. We have a lot of line ups about kimono. Also you can enjoy Japanese culture making Tsumaki -zaiku accessories.... More

Mizuhiki is a decorative string used on the front of congratulatory and non-gratulatory envelopes, and is a decorative string material mainly used for yunoshin, gift covers, and New Year's decorations. The beauty and delicacy of i... More

Pearls are produced by Akoya oysters over a long period of time. Some of them may be deformed (not spherical) or have uneven color, but this is part of the charm of Akoya oysters created by nature, so we do not replace them for th... More

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

Experience traditional Japanese indigo dyeing in a historic Taisho-era cotton house in Himeji. Guided by the expert Zembei-san, unleash creativity by choosing items and patterns for your unique indigo-dyed masterpiece. Engage in a... More

Make a personalized ring, bangle, or pendant with your favorite engravings — from elegant designs to fun ninja-style motifs. Choose the item, material, and shape, then use traditional tools to create your own original jewelry. ... More

A fan is an item that creates a breeze to cool oneself. Multiple frameworks are fixed at a single point, and Japanese paper or cloth is attached to the surface that directs the wind. In this experience, you can create your custom... More

Design and Create a Book/Notebook Cover and reversible Bookmark/Pen holder that is completely unique to you! If you would like to book the workshop more than 3 person I could arrange to rent a workshop cafe space which is 5min wa... 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

Ikebana in Japanese means "living flowers" and describes the traditional Japanese technique of arranging freshly cut flowers with the sentiment of giving the flowers a new life. The basic principle of Ikebana is to "give life to t... More

Originating from Kanazawa, Kutani ware is a distinctive style of Japanese porcelain famous for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. As the only Kutani ware kiln in the city, Kutani Kosen Kiln, established in 1870, remains one... More

A workshop and lacquer experience with Hiroshima's foremost artist Naoya Takayama. He pursues Japanese beauty while exploring new ways to pass on tradition by applying the lacquering craftsmanship honed at Hiroshima Buddhist altar... More