In the heart of Kyoto, experience our exclusive Wedding & Engagement Ring Making Workshop, offering couples the chance to create unique symbols of their love with expert artisans' help. This intimate workshop lets you forge jewe... More

In this experience, you can freely ask questions and take as many photos as you like during the tea ceremony. You will also create a matcha tea bowl using a traditional Japanese pottery technique called the "kurinuki" method. The... More

Escape the bustle of the city and enjoy a peaceful moment in a quiet tea room. Delight in exquisite Japanese sweets and the finest matcha—an experience that soothes the soul. We proudly serve exquisite confections from a long-e... More

The location of the event is very convenient, with both JR and Kintetsu lines running through the area. It is also easily accessible from Umeda and Namba, and can be reached in about 30 minutes. There is a large library in front... More

Would you like to experience traditional Japanese crafts in Kyoto? This workshop is located an 8-minute walk from Shugakuin Imperial Villa. This is a workshop where you can make spoons from pure silver. I think it's rare to find a... More

Learn to make kimono art in this eco-friendly workshop! Learn about Japan’s kimono culture and traditional kimono styles from various regions. Enjoy an engaging lecture on the beauty and depth of kimono. Select your favorite f... 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

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

You can experience repairing broken objects using the traditional lacquering technique KINTSUGI. You will approach the WABI-SABI, which is viewed as a variety of beauty woven by changes without negatively accepting dirty or chippe... More

Escape the city and discover the art of Bonsai in a hidden mountain sanctuary. Learn the philosophy of peace and resilience from a master in a 200-year-old traditional house. [ WHO IS THIS FOR? ] - Travelers seeking a "Zen" momen... More

Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangement, a timeless practice that dates back centuries. This art form may seem esoteric and inaccessible at first glance, but with just a little basic knowledge and practice, anyone can cr... More

Kintsugi is a traditional technique that adds a meaningful touch to damaged objects. This technique symbolically represents the Japanese aesthetic of embracing imperfection and the spirit of valuing things. The restored object is ... More

[Let's play handmade mini shamisen! Traditional music experience workshop] TOKYO SHAMI EXPERIENCE was newly launched last year as a spot where you can enjoy the shamisen more easily and fun! This reservation site has just started... More

This Zen workshop offers a truly unique opportunity to experience mindfulness in a calm, natural setting, not inside a temple, but by the riverside, surrounded by trees and fresh air. It’s designed not just as a tourist activity... More

In this workshop, you will make 4 paper products, so a lot of stuff to do! At the end, you will have your design of two postcards, Rakusui paper, and A5 paper. You will experience the entire process of Japanese papermaking, includ... More

There are a lot of temples and shrines in Japan and sell all the different kind of amulets. But never to offer how to make it. At okeikoJapan, you will learn how it is made and make the one in the world original amulet of your o... More

You can make a copper tray with your own hands!! In this private workshop, you can experience authentic Japanese metalcraft. A skilled craft worker will assist you in making a nice tray. You can bring back the tray on the day.... More

Tatami is a unique traditional culture in Japan that is said to have originated approximately 1300 years ago. Used for Japanese style rooms in traditional Japanese inns, as sports mats in judo, and for creating spaces in tea cere... More

Aiko-sensei isn't just an Ikebana instructor; she's embedded in the Kobe community, running her own afterschool program and Ikebana classroom. You'll gain cultural insights from a Kobe resident. And this isn't just a demonstratio... More

The Teaspoon that you will experience making is made from Kyomei bamboo "white bamboo". You can complete it on the spot and take it home. Kyomei bamboo "white bamboo" is shaved to the desired fineness with a small knife and finish... More