Top Asia Classes & Workshops

This is more than just a workshop - it’s a peaceful, creative experience set in the hills of Phuket with stunning ocean and mountain views, including the iconic Big Buddha. Unlike typical activities, guests create art directly from nature using fresh leaves and flowers from our organic farm. Each piece is completely unique, making it a meaningful, handmade souvenir. The experience combines creativity, culture, and mindfulness in a small, relaxed setting-perfect for slowing down, connecting with nature, and enjoying a different side of Phuket away from the crowds.

Master the Art of Mixology in Bangkok’s Trendiest Cocktail Class Step behind the bar for an interactive, hands-on cocktail-making experience. Led by a professional mixologist, you'll learn essential techniques like shaking, stirring, and layering to craft three delicious cocktails. Discover the history behind classic drinks and how local ingredients influence unique flavors. You'll also gain skills to recreate these cocktails at home, impressing friends and family. This experience welcomes everyone, from beginners to cocktail enthusiasts. Vegetarian and alcohol-free options are available—please inform us in advance of any dietary preferences. Join us for an engaging mixology session in a stylish Sukhumvit bar.

We teach Yoga along river side with morning sunrise energy to make my experience better and unique. Practice breathing exercise and Asana with sun and river view

・Hands-on guidance from a bonsai craftsman to create your own unique pine bonsai ・Discover the depth of bonsai art and learn the joy of nurturing your plant ・Experience a healing escape surrounded by nature and traditional culture in Ikeda This tour is perfect for those seeking a relaxing, out-of-the-ordinary experience and looking to discover a new hobby.

Take a journey to learn about Sen no Rikyu, a key figure in Japanese tea culture, at Sakai Plaza of Rikyu and Akiko, a cultural facility that introduces important sites related to the tea ceremony. This tour not only follows the life of Sen no Rikyu, but also explains how Sakai became a center of tea culture during the Azuchi-Momoyama period. You will learn how Sakai influenced Japanese culture and how the tea ceremony affected society. Discover special moments and new insights in a place filled with Sakai’s history and culture.

**A Day of Balinese Culture: Cooking Class and Village Exploration** Before donning your apron, immerse yourself in the heart of Balinese culture. Explore the charming village of Pejeng Kelod, witness daily rituals, and visit the serene Tegalsepih Waterfall. Then, join our interactive cooking class led by a skilled local chef. Learn traditional Balinese cooking techniques, savor the flavors of local ingredients, and create your own delicious Balinese feast.

Step beyond a typical cooking class and immerse yourself in the living traditions of a Newari family. This hands-on experience combines authentic home cooking, cultural storytelling, and warm local hospitality. Learn time-honored recipes passed down through generations as you prepare Bara, Yomari, and traditional dishes from scratch. Discover the unique balance of savory, sweet, tangy, and aromatic flavors that define Newari cuisine, then enjoy your handmade feast with homemade Aila (Rakshi). More than just a meal, this is an opportunity to connect with local traditions, celebrate Nepal's rich culinary heritage, and experience family life in an authentic Newari home. Along the way, your host will share the cultural significance of each dish, the festivals they are prepared for, and the stories behind Newari food traditions. Cook, eat, and celebrate like a local while gaining practical cooking skills and unforgettable memories that you can recreate long after your journey to Nepal.

Momos are the best food from Nepal. Momos are not only a favourite dish of Locals, everyone loves momos. Making momos together is the best process in Nepal. Try making it with your own hands. The different types of momos are chicken, buff(buffalo) and veg momos. The processes in the workshop! Starts from kneading dough, preparing ingredients, folding the momos and cooking them! Your whole cooking class will be held at the kitchen of our host where you will get to learn the whole process! Get ready to have some fun, some good momos and an amazing experience!

History of kanji and the art behind it Kanji originated in ancient China as pictographic and ideographic symbols used to record meaning rather than sound. Over centuries, these characters traveled to Japan, where they were adapted into the Japanese writing system and became deeply intertwined with literature, religion, administration, and daily life. Beyond their practical use, kanji developed into an art form through calligraphy. The Workshop Experience Participants begin by putting on a traditional half jacket (hanten), symbolically entering the role of a learner of form. Each person then selects a single kanji to focus on. The session centers on writing that one character repeatedly, making adjustments and refinements with each attempt. The character gradually becomes a path of practice rather than just a symbol. The workshop concludes with each participant writing their chosen kanji on a formal board as a final piece (shikishi board).

This activity offers an immersion in a Cambodian artisan chocolate factory, with a guided tour of the production scenes. Visitors discover the entire chocolate-making process, from beans to bars, using cocoa and local ingredients. The experience emphasizes the understanding of craftsmanship and the local production context, in a real working environment. This is an observation visit within an active chocolate factory, allowing to follow the different stages of chocolate making. The activity is educational, accessible to all.

Immerse yourself in the fame award-winning special Malaysian artisans focused on preserving traditional Sarawakian heritage crafts with weaving tour led by skilled indigenous weavers. Choose from three traditional crafts: rattan basketry, songket weaving, or loom beading. Learn from women who are keeping these traditions alive, many of whom hail from rural areas in Sarawak. Visit the on-site craft house to see skilled weavers in action, and then, with no prior experience required, create your very own miniature masterpiece. For individuals who appreciate supporting community-led and sustainable tourism, this is the ideal option who want to go beyond souvenirs and really immerse themselves in the culture. This experience includes a visit to a craft home and a weaving workshop with local artist while exploring handwoven goods and seeing craftsmen at work in the craft house. A skilled craftsperson will assist you in creating your own beaded Sarawakian memento.

You will visit a modern Vietnam house, with still reservations of the Old tradition of the Old day of Vietnam. The local host will take you around the hamlets of neighborhood, sharing about the Vietnam stories of education, work, relationship of the young & old…You will explore the architect of the house, which the owner tries to reserve the tradition of the fathers’ generation. You will get all untold stories about Vietnam coffee history and culture. You are hands-on in the most famous coffee drinks in Vietnam-cafe phin (Filter coffee). You also are shared about the culture of the family.

You can experience traditional Japanese culture firsthand. After the lesson, you will enjoy a Kobe beef steak provided by the Kissho Yoshi Group, the world's largest restaurant chain in terms of Kobe beef handling.

Prime location: Just a 3-minute walk from Namba Station and 5 minutes from Shinsaibashi. Highly rated staff: The bar is well reviewed on Google for its hospitality, and the same high service standards are used for the cooking class. Memorable experience: Enjoy food culture quizzes, photo time, and a focus on creating great memories, not just cooking. Safe & easy cooking: Simplified cooking methods make it fun and safe for both children and adults. Convenient schedule: Three daily sessions make it easy to join. Small group setting: Intimate, home-style classes starting from just two participants.

Experience a fragrance culture that has existed for hundreds of years in one of Kyoto’s historic buildings. Create your own incense using a blend of different aromatic ingredients. You can take your finished incense home, making it a wonderful souvenir from your Kyoto trip. The staff carefully guide you through the process, so even beginners can enjoy the experience. Why not take the memories of Kyoto home in the form of scent?

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. Learn directly from a master craftsman Under the guidance of an experienced artisan, you’ll gain hands-on knowledge, including how to skillfully use a Sudare and other traditional tools. Beginner-friendly and supportive Even if it’s your first time, step-by-step instruction ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience, allowing you to confidently create your own unique sheet of Washi.

Experience a one-of-a-kind immersion into Japanese culture that you can only find here. Set within the serene atmosphere of a shrine, you will create your own omamori (traditional good luck charm), a meaningful piece deeply rooted in Japanese spiritual customs.

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 travel plans, you can take your finished ring home the very same day.

You can experience making hand-rolled sushi. You can compare and taste several kinds of craft gin. You can experience Japanese culture.

・Stylish heritage studio near Shibuya & Ebisu ・100% customizable, one-of-a-kind silver rings ・Private 1-on-1 support from expert artisans ・No tools needed: English assistance available ・Quick 90-minute craft, perfect for couples

Create Your Own Wedding Ring with a Professional Craftsman Work side-by-side with a dedicated artisan and experience the same craftsmanship process as a professional, from cutting and shaping to welding, hammering, and polishing. A Personalized One-on-One Jewelry Making Experience Each couple is supported by their own dedicated craftsman, ensuring a private and memorable experience tailored just for you. Turn Precious Metals into Your Own Special Jewelry Create your original wedding rings, engagement rings, or matching jewelry using high-quality materials such as platinum and gold. An Immersive Workshop with Magical Projection Mapping Enjoy a unique atmosphere where interactive projection mapping changes with the sound of your hammer, creating an unforgettable crafting experience. Beginner-Friendly Hands-On Crafting Experience No experience is needed—skilled artisans provide step-by-step guidance so anyone can create a beautiful piece of jewelry.

You can craft your own wedding or engagement rings with one-on-one guidance from a master ring artisan. You can enjoy a fully private, by-appointment experience in an exclusive atelier reserved just for you. You can personalize every detail—from the metal and width to the finish, engraving, and gemstones—to create a truly one-of-a-kind ring.

Authentic Family-to-Family Connection: Match with host families who have children of similar ages to make real local friends instead of just touring. Home-Cooked Culinary Bonding: Step inside a real Japanese home to cook, dine, and share casual everyday moments together as welcomed guests. Tailored Kid-Friendly Exploring: Discover hidden neighborhood spots, parks, and local gems customized specifically to your children's interests and ages. Outdoor Play & Cultural Exchange: Let kids make international friends naturally through origami, tag, and games during a relaxing picnic at Yoyogi Park. Tranquil Temple Cultural Retreat: Immerse your entire family in traditional kimono strolls, tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and yoga at a private temple near Osaka.

- Enjoy one-on-one instruction in a private setting, with exclusive use of a traditional tatami room. - Historic Shrine Venue: Practice traditional calligraphy inside a serene shrine in the Ueno/Asakusa area. - Mindful Start in Japanese Attire: Wear traditional samue clothing and begin with a calming meditation. - Dynamic Grand Brush Action: Express yourself using your whole body to write with a giant brush. - One-of-a-Kind "Wish Scroll" Souvenir: Take home your own Kanji art in a custom miniature hanging scroll and paulownia wood box. - Relaxing Tea Finale in Small Groups: Enjoy Japanese tea and sweets in an intimate session capped at 4 people.