Create a poetic “Sakura Light” lantern that projects cherry blossom patterns onto the floor — a signature Rakkō (falling light) design found only in Kurashiki. Experience Japanese craftsmanship inside Saikan, a 100-year-old... More

Delve into the art of traditional Japanese craftsmanship in this hands-on workshop focused on Nara-Yoshino cedar chopsticks. Guided by a skilled artisan, discover the unique characteristics of this revered wood and its cultural si... More

Immerse yourself in the handmade washi paper making. The workshop begins with an educational introduction to the history and unique characteristics of washi paper. You'll be guided through the entire process, from preparing the ra... More

This engaging experience goes beyond simply making and sipping matcha. Kick off with a detailed explanation of matcha preparation, followed by hands-on practice at your table. Unleash your creativity as you craft latte art on a fr... More

Color an unglazed beckoning cat with acrylic paint to make your own beckoning cat. You can choose from three types of shapes: double-handed, left-handed, and round. You can take it home immediately after completion. How about your... More

This is a very unique activity where you can actually learn how to make bamboo crafts. You can design and make your own bamboo craft such as LED lantern, smartphone holder, flower base, sake bottle, sake cup, tea cup…at your own... More

Why You’ll Love It: •A Step into History: The venue is a beautifully restored space designed to capture the spirit and aesthetics of the New meets old. •Comprehensive Cultural Immersion: This activity combines multiple as... More

This workshop is led by the owner of Craft Gallery SALUK, a skilled pewtersmith, who will guide you as you create your own pewter sake cup. Pewter has been part of Japanese culture since the 8th century, first used by nobles and ... More

Create an art piece that can decorate your room with a gentle light! In this workshop, you will create An Origami lamp and Mizuhiki knot belt. LED light passes through washi paper, gently lighting up the space with a very soft li... 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

Immerse yourself in the art of Kintsugi, where broken ceramics are transformed into beautiful masterpieces. Under the guidance of Rin Kiyose, a young artisan born into a family that has practiced Kaga Maki-e in Kanazawa for three ... More

You can experience how to make traditional Japanese paper, we make Japanese paper by hand, starting from cultivating the kozo tree, which is the raw material. My shop is close to Ueno and Asakusa. You can participate in the worksh... More

In the workshop, participants will make their own original notebooks using Japanese traditional crafts "Washi" and "Mizuhiki". The following experiences are available ・Washi Notebook Making Experience: Choose your favorite Wash... More

We offer a 'Japanese Cultural Immersion Retreat' where you can experience the heart of Japanese hospitality and traditional culture with all five senses. Enjoy Zen Meditation and indulge in tea ceremony, incense crafting, and a s... More

Do you know that Nagoya was once the center base of Samurai culture? During the Sengoku period in the 16th century when Samurai played an active role, the Owari district including Nagoya is known as the place where the most famous... More

As you enter the factory store "Und.", specializing in selling items and tools for lacquerware artists, you will immediately feel the ambience of a millennial culture that has been carefully preserved by generations of artisans. Y... More

Using pre-cut masking tape stencils in various beautiful designs, you'll apply authentic gold leaf to create your own unique artwork. This beginner-friendly workshop allows you to master this centuries-old Japanese craft techniq... 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

This studio is located one minute away from Shimogamo Shrine, a World Heritage Site. There are many restaurants around the studio. You can easily get there by bus from Kyoto Station. This experience allows you to give shape to y... More

Do you know about Japan's very unique "Hanko culture" from a global perspective? Hanko refers to a personalized seal with one's name engraved on it, serving as a tool for personal identification, equivalent to a signature in other... More