1. Famous "Fake Food" Culture Dive into Japanese food replicas (Shokuhin Sampuru)! The friendly staff will teach you the secrets to making them look realistic. 2. Seasonal Themes Craft a colorful parfait or a refreshing summer sh... More

-Create Ancient Crafts, make Magatama and Bronze Mirror replicas, symbols of power in the Yayoi era. -Experience Yayoi-Period History, learn about life and culture from over 2,000 years ago. -View Authentic Artifacts, see animal f... More

Authentic traditional experience You can fully immerse yourself in the art of Washi papermaking by creating paper from natural fibers of the Kozo（a plant used for making Japanese paper）, following time-honored techniques. Lea... More

A Japanese calligrapher active in Kyoto will teach you calligraphy in a completely private space very close to the former palace where the emperor lived for about 500 years (1331 – 1869). Please enjoy traditional calligraphy an... More

Craft a stunning Matcha Parfait replica in this engaging workshop that showcases traditional Japanese food sample techniques. Guided by friendly staff, you will master the art of realistic whipped cream, paint delightful waffle de... More

Do you know the dyeing technique called “katazome”? Before the advent of Inkjet Printers and Laser Impression, kimono patterns were made, either by hand painting or using this stencil technique. Hand painting consists of drawi... More

・Create your own gold leaf art piece with the help of a skilled artisan ・Choose from two courses to customize your experience and design ・Take home your finished piece in a special case to display and enjoy ・Learn about th... More

James’s artistic path is anything but conventional. Beginning with body painting and later collaborating with Universal Studios Japan, his fascination with fluid, organic lines naturally evolved into washi lamp art. His designs ... More

An affordable cultural experience course to enjoy traditional Japanese culture at a reasonable price! And this lesson offers you a unique double experience: the making of a traditional Japanese mini-garden, and a lesson in the art... More

Step into a 150-year-old Kyoto townhouse and enjoy a fully private cultural experience at Onishi Tsune Shoten, a renowned folding fan atelier with over a century of history. This exclusive, one-group-only program invites you to ta... More

Step into the world of traditional Japanese art and strategy. Unlike typical tourist activities, our Hanafuda workshop offers a hands-on dive into a 200-year-old card game. You won't just play; you'll learn the poetic meanings beh... 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 sharpness of a sword is determined by sharpening! Japanese kitchen knives are very popular. What is important is maintenance. Chefs continue to carefully sharpen their own precious kitchen knives with the best whetstones to pr... More

For centuries in Japan, fermented indigo dyeing has been used to create a spectrum of blue masterpieces, cherished for their symbolic and protective qualities. Dye your own textile (or use one provided by us), and learn about the ... More

Don’t Just Eat Osaka—Remake It! 30-Min "Night Parfait" Workshop Why this is a must-do: Most tourists leave Osaka with just a full stomach. You? You’ll leave with a masterpiece! Located in Sennichimae Doguyasuji (Kitchenware ... More

A rare, one-of-a-kind workshop where you can choose from coins from around the world—or even bring your own—to create a fully custom coin ring in Kyoto Arashiyama. With a quick 30-minute experience that fits easily into your t... More

The Kyoto Shoji Advantage As direct owners of this kiln, Kyoto Shoji grants exclusive access that agencies cannot offer. Enjoy a fully reserved workshop with just you, the artisan, and your private interpreter. Kyoto's Last Kyoga... More

You can choose your favorite accessory from 3 samples such as earrings or brooches. You will be able to choose from a variety of colors for the mizuhiki strings. You will complete your mizuhiki accessory in this lesson and wea... More

Fold Flat & Easy to Pack! Craft your own light and portable souvenir using authentic Japanese Washi paper. Known for its organic fibers, exceptional strength, and velvety texture, Washi diffuses light into a soft, calming ambient ... More

Discover the meaning of Semamori, a traditional Japanese protective symbol once stitched into children’s clothing. Create your own charm using authentic kimono fabric and decorative obijime cord while learning simple hand-sewing... More