Top Asia Art & Culture Classes - page 8

I will teach you carefully and gently in English. You can also see Japanese-style rooms in Japanese houses. In addition, if you have time after the lesson, we will prepare Japanese sweets and Matcha. Please feel free to ask what you do not know or want to know about Tokyo or Japan. It would be nice if you could get in touch with Japanese culture and become even more fond of Japan.

We offer a unique, hands-on experience for travelers - especially Gameboy lovers to mod your Gameboy (Classic/Advance/ SP). The final result is a one-of-a-kind, meaningful souvenir you can take home, play every day, or gift to someone special. This blend of craftsmanship, creativity, and cultural immersion makes our experience truly unlike anything else available in Japan.

Spend the day learning how to carve beautiful shapes into fruits and vegetables during this private carving class. Learn the history of this ancient Thai tradition and how to create beautiful works of art for your next dinner party. Enjoy a full Thai lunch, unlimited snacks and beverages, and a complimentary fruit and vegetable carving knife.

Learn more about traditional Japanese culture during a fun small-group workshop in Shinjuku. Get changed into a comfortable, stylish, easy-to-wear kimono and sit down for a presentation on tea. Learn about the different varieties and their cultural importance in Japan. After, try making a bowl of matcha tea the traditional way with the right tools, and enjoy drinking a refreshing cup.

Travelers interested in learning about the different aspects of Japanese culture will love this full-day private activity. Take part in a traditional tea ceremony, learn to play the koto musical instrument, dress in Japanese clothing, and make some delicious food that you can eat after. This is an ideal activity for families and it’s held in the intimate environment of a real Japanese home, for an extra personal touch.

Experience the traditional Japanese metalworking technique known as “Tankin” by creating your own handmade ring. In this workshop, you can choose your preferred material, thickness, shape, and texture, then customize your ring using special hammers and tools to create unique patterns and finishes. The experience takes about one hour, and our staff will carefully guide you through each step of the process. We will also help you take memorable photos during the workshop. Skilled craftsmen will complete the final polishing and cleaning, ensuring your ring is beautifully finished. You can take your handmade ring home on the same day, making it a perfect souvenir or meaningful gift from Japan. Whether you join alone or with someone special, this workshop offers a fun and creative experience where you can craft a one-of-a-kind ring that reflects your personal style. Enjoy the satisfaction of making your own ring and creating unforgettable memories in Japan!

There’s no better souvenir to bring back from Bali than the fruits of your own creativity, translated into silver. Design your own earrings, ring, or pendant with help from professional craftsmen during this private class in the heart of Seminyak. Select the class-only option, where you pay by weight for silver that you use, or upgrade to include a fixed amount of silver: You can also add pickup from Seminyak.

From the markets of Mong Kok to the hills of Victoria Peak, and with views across the Harbour, Hong Kong is bursting with streetscapes perfect for people watching. With a professional photographer at your side, we navigate the maze of skyscrapers and elevated passages your camera will be poised and ready to capture the vibrancy of Hong Kong. We will teach you photography skills as well as encourage your creativity and photographic development. We will explore landmarks and back streets; focus on details, trams, markets and give you fantastic views of the city. Once the sun sets, Hong Kong turns on the neon lights and transforms itself. The streets are bustling and the harbour glows with the most impressive collection of skyscrapers in the world. Don't forget your tripod on this three-hour exploration of Hong Kong with a professional photographer to teach you how to make beautiful nighttime images through mastering long exposure, light trails, light painting and high ISO shooting.

Making your own jewelry is a signature Ubud experience. This private tour takes place in Celuk, the nearby craft village that’s home to most of Bali’s silversmiths. Equipped with 5 grams of silver, you’ll learn techniques including sawing, stamping, hammering, soldering, sanding, and polishing with your own personal tutor. Leave with an exclusive piece made to your own design or following a template.

Exercise your creative side with this relaxed sumi-e ink wash painting experience in a Tokyo teahouse. Led by an award-winning calligrapher and artist, they share their extensive expertise with you as you learn the best ways to use the water and ink to make a piece of art that’s totally unique and yours.

Suitable for all levels of photographers, from people just picking up a camera for the first time, to semi-professionals, we always make sure to find something new to teach you. With our one-on-one tours, we can make sure to go to the spots that interest you most, be they hidden gems, or spending time to get the perfect shot of Hachiko Crossing. We craft each tour to our guest. In addition to taking photos, you will go over: Compositional techniques such as lines, repetition, texture, angles, etc. Sharpening your eye: composition, subject and lighting. Explore Tokyo with a local, who might show you something you wouldn't normally see. Master the techniques. Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO and focusing. Reviewing your photography.

Learning silversmithing is hard to pick up as a visitor, without a maker to walk you through the traditional techniques hands-on. Join a class in Chiang Mai suited to all levels, working with silver and other metals under guidance to shape a piece of your own. You leave with the jewelry you made, having learned the methods used by local workshops, at your own pace.

Japan offers no shortage of great souvenirs, but for something truly unique, this experience stands out. Enjoy the rare chance to create your own handmade “daruma” good luck doll to take home with you. Also, as it's a private experience, it includes one-to-one guidance, allowing for a more personalized and relaxed creative session.

The perfect souvenir of Bali is unique to you. Unleash your creativity and learn new skills from professional silversmiths during this silver jewelry class in the heart of Uluwatu. Work with your own design or copy templates to learn every step of the silversmithing process, and produce a hand-crafted piece that’s yours to cherish. Choose between daytime and evening classes, and upgrade to add gold plating to your silver piece.

Create your own one-of-a-kind ring from vintage coins in this hands-on workshop in Kyoto. This unique experience allows you to transform real coins into a wearable piece of jewelry, combining craftsmanship with history. You can choose from a selection of Japanese vintage coins as well as coins from around the world. Each coin carries its own story, design, and origin, allowing you to create a ring that is both meaningful and personal. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you will shape and finish your ring step by step with guidance, making it easy for anyone to join without prior experience. This experience is especially popular for couples, friends, and solo travelers who want to create something memorable together. Your handmade ring becomes not only a stylish accessory, but also a lasting memory from your time in Japan. At the end of the workshop, you will take home your custom-made ring as a unique and personal souvenir.

Perfect your photography skills while you check out some of Bangkok's most interesting neighborhoods with this private, customizable tour, led by a local photography instructor, You'll head to areas such as Koh Ratanakosin, Thonburi, and Chinatown, where you'll get plenty of practice on how to take fantastic shots.

Discover the art of Korean pottery making on a small-group tour to Onggi Village near Busan. Explore the charming town, learn about pottery-making, and see Korean artifacts rarely found in cities. The tour includes a visit to a local market with traditional foods and a Korean lunch. Create your own piece of pottery, adding a personalized touch to your cultural experience.

Skip the confusion of finding meaningful souvenirs in Japan by joining a private Hanko experience where you create something truly personal. Instead of buying generic keepsakes, you design your own name seal—an important symbol of identity in Japanese culture. With guidance on history, writing your name in Japanese, and choosing style and materials, you leave with a custom engraved stamp made just for you.

Home to subtle natural scents like mandarin, black mulberry, and cypress, Japan is a wonderful place to pick up understated perfumes—and even craft your own Make your own 30-milliliter bottle of perfume to take back home during this private workshop in Tokyo. Enjoy a complimentary soft drink while blending three to five scents in a private room for two.

At MY ONLY FRAGRANCE, a fragrance advisor will give you exclusive advice. First, you choose a fragrance based on your intuition, and then we ask you about your preferences, such as the type of fragrance and the amount of fragrance to be mixed. We will give you advice one by one and help you to create your one-of-a-kind fragrance. Based on the know-how and skills we have acquired from the thousands of customers we have helped to create fragrances for, we will give you advice on how to create the fragrance of your choice. We listen carefully to your image and work with you to create a fragrance that will bring a smile to your face.

Experience making a traditional Japanese hammered ring design called 「Tsuchime」, loved in Japan for generations. Using special tools, you can create your own one-of-a-kind ring by hammering unique textures into the surface. Customize your ring by choosing the material, texture, shape, and thickness. Our staff will support you throughout the workshop, and skilled craftsmen will complete the final polishing and finishing process, so even beginners can enjoy the experience with ease. Japanese staff will assist you using translation devices. The workshop takes around 60–90 minutes, and you can take your ring home on the same day. Perfect for couples, honeymoon memories, wedding rings, or souvenirs from Japan.

Our Lantern Making Class is situated on the mainstreet to the Hoi An old town, from our place you can access to almost famous destinations in Hoi An Old Town. Immerse yourself in Vietnamese culture with a lantern-making class. Select from full and express options. In the full activity, make the lanterns completely from scratch. In the express activity, start with the bamboo structure of the lanterns already made and begin by choosing your lantern fabric.

In this 1-hour workshop, you will learn Kintsugi, the traditional Japanese art of repairing pottery. Using specialized tools and gold powder, you will fix broken ceramic pieces. Our English-speaking instructor will guide you step-by-step. No experience is needed. We use fast-drying materials perfect for travelers. Your piece dries instantly, so you can safely pack it and take it home the same day. Why Kintsugi? The Japanese "Mottainai" Culture Japan has many earthquakes, which often break cherished pottery. However, Japanese culture values "Mottainai"—the belief that it is a waste to throw away usable things. Instead of discarding broken ceramics, craftsmen invented Kintsugi. They glued the pieces together with natural tree sap and painted the cracks with gold. This method turns damage into a beautiful feature, allowing items to be used for years. Craft your own piece of Japanese history. Book your 1-hour Kintsugi experience today!

We are a traditional braiding company established in 1652 in Tokyo, Japan. We specialises in a Japanese craft technique called Kumihimo which was traditionally used extensively in Japanese garments and accessories such as imperial court costumes, sword knots and sash bands for kimono. 　　　　　　　　　　　　 For many years, we have been privileged to serve imperial family and been responsible for re-production of national treasure pieces in museums. As a company with a history and a desire to preserve the craftsmanship for future generations, we handmake all, from spinning silk threads to dying and braiding, and maintain the very highest standards of quality. We will allow visitors to experience the essence of Japan's traditional crafts by viewing historical kumihimo archives and watching demonstrations by artisans to observe the kumihimo production process.