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

Discover the beauty of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of embracing imperfection and giving broken objects a new life. In this hands-on workshop in Kyoto, you'll learn about the philosophy and history behind Kintsugi while creating yo... More

・Learn about traditional ways of making Tosa washi paper in a washi studio with over 120 years of history. ・See almost all steps of making washi paper presented in details by a 4th generation craftsperson. ・Try your hands at... More

This is not a standard name-engraving workshop. You will hand-draw your own name, message, symbol, or small illustration directly onto the Damascus blade. Your freehand design is then revealed through the etching process together... More

Instead of simply buying souvenir chopsticks, create a pair that is truly your own. Choose your favorite from a variety of beautiful woods, each with its own unique color, grain, and character. Using a traditional Japanese “kan... More

- Choose from our exclusive premium wood collection - Experience hands-on craftsmanship by shaping and sanding your chopsticks - Learn about Japanese culture from passionate local instructors - Personalize your chopsticks with com... More

Make a ring and take a piece of Nara home with you! Simple and enjoyable workshop for anyone- solo, as a couple, with friends, or with family! During the experience, our staff will be right beside you to guide you through each st... 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

• Learn how Japan’s famous plastic food samples are made • Choose from ramen or different kinds of desserts and make your own plastic food • Learn the secrets from a long-operating company in the industry... More

Most glass workshops hand you a pre-marked piece and a simple tool. Here you sit at the artisan's own wheel, in the district where Edo Kiriko has been cut since the Edo period, and work on a real piece of layered glass. What make... More

Experience Japanese culture in a hands-on and memorable way with this special two-hour tour featuring a Daruma painting workshop. Begin your experience by painting your own Daruma, a traditional Japanese doll known as a symbol of... More

You can see and learn shibori (the oldest dyeing method in Japan) in-person and will have deeper appreciation of Japanese hand crafts.... More

Create your own one-of-a-kind Japanese chopsticks using traditional woodworking techniques. Choose from a variety of wood types, shape and finish them by hand, and take your handmade chopsticks home the same day. Optional premium ... More

Experience authentic Ikebana in a traditional Sukiya-style Kyoto home with a classic tea room. Guided by a top-ranked Ikenobo master (Jun-Katoku) and Central Committee member, this workshop immerses you in the heritage of Japan’... More

【OUTLINE】 With this plan you can experience Japanese traditional flower arrangement in Nakano. Nakano is located only 10 min. from JR Shinjuku station and is famous for a variety of subcultures. This classroom cherishes person... More

Our Sashiko Workshop stands out by offering more than just a crafting session—it's an immersive cultural experience. Guided by an expert instructor, you'll not only learn the traditional stitching techniques but also gain insigh... More

Discover the art of crafting gluten-free and vegan udon noodles, preserving traditional Japanese flavors with clever substitutes. Take home a special recipe booklet filled with detailed instructions and personal insights from your... More

Located in Omotesando, Tokyo, Ginza Natsuno's Chopstick Craft Experience allows you to create your very own original chopsticks using traditional Japanese planes. Even beginners can participate with confidence, as our staff provid... 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

✳︎You makes 6-7 Matcha incense. It warms up to release the aroma of tea. You don't have to worry about the health hazards of smoke. ✳︎The matcha used is the stuff that accumulates in the crevices of the machine and has to ... More