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You will make accessories with uniquely Japanese motifs in Nara, a popular tourist destination for overseas visitors. Cherry blossom motif brooches are very popular in overseas workshops. We will show you the excitement of being able to create a high quality work of art with your own hands, as if it were sold in a store. You will be able to take home a brooch as a souvenir of Japan and the experience of being moved by the experience. Basically, you will be asked to make a specific piece, but if you have a specific design in mind, we will be happy to discuss it with you in advance.

5-minute walk from Iidabashi Station, which is in the middle of Yamanote Line and served by JR and 4 subway lines. This lesson uses Australian preserved flowers, which are wild flowers that bloom in the Australian wilderness and are processed to retain their softness and fragrance and do not require water. They are not only pretty but also stylish. We are also an importer of Australian preserved flowers and have a wide variety of flower materials available. We have also devised a design that makes it easy to take home with you. The lessons are taught by a teacher who is also involved in curriculum development, making them easy to understand for beginners. We will prepare box arrangements and board arrangements that are easy to take home.

The workshop will be held in Totsuka-ku, Yokohama, a quiet residential area near Kamakura, Sakuragicho, and other sightseeing spots. Using the “ Original kumihomo-dai” which was invented and put into practical use by the instructor, let's experience making simple, fun, and beautiful accessories. The instructor, who is active both in Japan and abroad as a handmade accessory artist Please feel free to participate in the workshop. You will make a bracelet with no clasps and the size can be adjusted by tying it on. Two sample designs are provided, but you may request your favorite color combination in advance, although thread colors are limited.

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 wear it home by yourself.

Mukonoso Station is 15 minutes by regular train from the popular Hankyu Umeda Station. The studio is located in a quiet residential area on the south side of Mukonoso Station. It is a 5-minute walk from the station. I will paint a combination of Japanese characters “Kanji” and “rose flower” in color. After practicing on drawing paper with acrylic paint using samples of works as reference, students will draw on the material, so beginners do not need to worry. The teacher, who is active in Japan, will teach you carefully. Several wooden materials will be prepared for you to choose from. You can take your finished work home and enjoy using it.

At Japanese Modern N6 Kita Maruyama, carefully selected traditional Japanese crafts are thoughtfully displayed one by one. We hope to share our passion for preserving these remarkable traditions and inspiring more people to connect with them. The showroom showcases authentic Japanese craftsmanship, allowing you to see, touch, and experience the beauty and uniqueness of traditional culture firsthand. In addition, you can enjoy a tasting of Yabushita's original sake, offering a deeper and more flavorful experience of Japanese culture.

Kimono, a symbolic icon of Japanese culture, is not just something you wear. It reflects how we live and feel in our daily lives. During your special visit to Japan, I would like to offer you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the unique wisdom of kimono. The knowledge and experience you gain from this workshop will be the most valuable souvenir to bring home from Japan. This workshop offers a rich cultural and artistic experience that will stimulate your senses. Perfect for those who want to see real kimonos crafted with the finest authentic techniques in Japan, it provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in traditional Japanese artistry.

Ｃonvenient Access ① Easily accessible from Haneda Airport and Shinagawa Station. It's a convenient stop on your way to or from your trip. 2. Guidance by a Professional Calligrapher Receive detailed instruction starting from the basics. Even beginners can participate with confidence. 3. Create Your Own "OMIYAGE" Take home your own unique calligraphy work as a souvenir. A hanging scroll is also included as a gift. 4. Time to Refresh Enjoy a quiet and relaxing moment amid your busy travels. 5. English-Speaking Guide Available An English-speaking guide will assist you, so you can participate without worrying about language barriers. 6.Blend of Tradition and Modernity Learn the art of traditional Japanese calligraphy while infusing your own modern designs and creativity. Your final piece will be ideal for home decor.

【OUTLINE】 You can have an authentic experience of dressing like a Japanese in the 19th century in Hakodate. Easy to change clothes. Rest assured that the dressing staff is all professional, kind, and courteous. First-rate beauticians will have your makeover beautifully. The most recommended style is the 'Hakama' costume called "Haikara-san." You will have an hour of free time. Walking around the quarter, you will feel like stepping back in time. There are plenty of locations perfect for Insta-worthy photos. Make great memories of your trip to Hakodate! There are many photogenic photo spots nearby, including the Kanamori Red Brick Warehouse, Hakodate Haristos Orthodox Church, and Hakodate Hachimangu Shrine, where you can enjoy taking memorable photos dressed in kimono.

Design and Create a Book/Notebook Cover and reversible Bookmark/Pen holder that is completely unique to you! If you would like to book the workshop more than 3 person I could arrange to rent a workshop cafe space which is 5min walk from my Atelier.

Learn about the history and meaning behind Japan’s traditional Mizuhiki art Create elegant jewelry using premium materials inspired by Asakusa’s traditional culture Receive personalized, step-by-step guidance from an English-speaking artisan instructor Experience the authentic atmosphere of Tokyo near the famous Senso-ji Temple Take home your handcrafted accessory beautifully packaged as a luxury souvenir

Only 1 train ride from Shinjuku! You can enjoy kimono as a preview of sightseeing in Tokyo. If you come early, you can explore the west side of Tokyo (for example, Takahata-fudouson Kongoji Temple, Mt. Takao, etc.) after this lesson. All the kimonos in my collection were hand-picked and purchased by me. Some items were donated by friends, and they all have history and weren’t mass-produced. Not all but many kimonos are made of silk. I want you to feel the texture of Japanese silk. This cultural experience will take place at my house in a traditional tatami room. And we also have tea with Japan sweets. Options : Professional photography during the lesson. Includes portfolio shoot and online raw data for up to 10 pictures per person plus up to 20 snapshots taken during the lesson.

Our Fragrance Advisors 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 the 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 techniques we have accumulated through mixing fragrances for tens of thousands of customers, we will advise you on 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.

Owari Butsugu are traditional Japanese crafts that have been produced since the early Edo period, with Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture at their cultural center. For over 50 years, Kobo Noyori has dedicated itself to crafting Kazarikanagu, the finely detailed decorative metal fittings that form an essential part of this heritage. Prior to the hands-on experience, guests are introduced to the history of Owari Butsugu, its traditional craftsmanship, and the meticulous process of creating Kazarikanagu. The workshop then proceeds using the traditional chokin metal engraving technique, in which patterns are carefully carved into metal plates with chisels (tagane), following methods passed down through generations of artisans. Available Items & Prices Copper Incense Holder / Incense Plate – ¥10,000 Brass Bangle – ¥10,000 Silver Ring (Sizes 1–20) – ¥18,000 Silver Ring (Sizes 21–30) – ¥20,000 Silver Pendant Top – ¥18,000 Silver Pendant Top with Chain – ¥23,000 Silver Bangle – ¥35,000

You can come empty-handed. You can experience wearing a kimono by renting everything. A professional kimono dresser will help you look beautiful in a kimono. You can choose your favorite kimono from a wide variety of kimonos according to the season. A hairdresser is also available so you can have your hair done. After wearing the kimono, you can also try origami, a traditional Japanese craft. You can also explore Hiroshima's downtown area while wearing your kimono. We will also introduce some recommended shops. Try on a kimono as a memory of your trip with your family or friends.

Craft Your Own Legacy in a Historic Textile Town Experience the magic of Arimatsu Shibori, a nationally designated craft with over 400 years of history. Kuno Dyeing Factory hosts private workshops guided by a master artisan, you will use traditional tie-dyeing techniques to transform plain fabric into a vibrant work of art. Whether you are creating a gift or a personal treasure, this hands-on workshop offers a peaceful retreat into the refined aesthetics of Edo-period Japan. Bring home your handcrafted creation as a one-of-a-kind souvenir of your journey through Nagoya.

The Art of Jet-Black: Nagoya Kuromontsuki Dyeing Discover the elegance of Nagoya Kuromontsuki Zome, a traditional craft born from the samurai era. This exclusive tour is led by the master of Yamakatsu Senko, a distinguished studio preserving the art of "jet-black" dyeing since the Edo period. You will go behind the scenes to learn from a certified craftsman before creating your own masterpiece. Using iconic motifs like the Golden Shachihoko, you will dye a fabric item to take home—a unique memento of Japanese spirit and refined formal culture.

Ever tried Japanese Calligraphy? Here is the chance to discover one of the most popular Japanese cultures, Shodo. Our cultural tour will be held at a local Gibier bar-restaurant in Kamakura. We offer calligraphy experience, including a short lecture on Japanese letters and basic skills with a brush. After some practice, you will make an artwork on a traditional card to bring back. The tour also comes with one drink offered by the restaurant. If you are interested in the traditional activity with a glass of local drink, this is the tour for you! As we only accept a private group, you can have a relaxed time with your friend or family. Your instructor, who is fluent in English and familiar with beginners, will help you make a unique memory and souvenior from Japan! Note1: The tour is operated in the second floor. A person is required to climb stairs by oneself. (No elevator equipped) Note2: When booking, please confirm your name and gender for the sake of letter list preparation.

Experience the beauty of the koto, one of Japan’s most iconic traditional instruments, in Nagoya. Enjoy a koto live concert and a private session with professional koto musicians, learning to play in an intimate and serene setting. This is a private lesson for up to five people, allowing for a relaxed and personalized experience tailored to your pace and interest. We provide everything you need for your koto lesson, including the instrument and accessories. Your lesson will take place in a traditional Japanese classroom, where you can enjoy the tranquility of wabi-sabi aesthetics and a meditative atmosphere, making it a truly immersive and peaceful experience. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing the beauty of koto, one of Japan’s most treasured musical traditions!

Private Calligraphy Experience in Nagoya Experience Shodo, the traditional Japanese art of calligraphy, in Nagoya. Enjoy a unique and private session with a professional calligrapher in a serene setting. We provide everything you need for your calligraphy experience, including brushes, paper, and inkstones. The venue is a building constructed by Miyadaiku, traditional Japanese carpenters. It is also used as a classroom for teaching traditional Japanese culture, mainly focusing on the koto, a traditional Japanese musical instrument. Your experience will take place in a traditional Japanese classroom, where you can enjoy the tranquility of wabi-sabi aesthetics and a meditative atmosphere, making it a truly immersive and peaceful experience. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing the beauty of Shodo, one of Japan’s most cherished art forms.

Experience wearing Japanese wedding attire "Shiromuku/Irouchikake" Delicately embroidered kimono Please be impressed by the weighty feeling when you wear it and how you look in kimono. You can take photos with your own camera. Take lots of photos and create wonderful memories in Japan.

Experience traditional calligraphy in this beautiful building. Enjoy a delicious local meal for lunch. If you wish, we can frame your calligraphy work for an additional fee. In the afternoon, you can visit the traditional Otaki Shrine and pray for improvement in your handwriting.

Engage with the tranquil art of Japanese calligraphy within a historic temple in Odawara, just a short train ride from Tokyo. Guided by a Zen priest, this experience offers a unique opportunity to create your own personalized scroll while immersing yourself in the meditative process of ink grinding and brush strokes. All materials are provided, and you'll don a traditional samue for a complete cultural experience. Choose a kanji character that resonates with you, crafting a lasting keepsake infused with the essence of Zen and Japanese aesthetics.

Wear a traditional Japanese outfit called a jinbei and enjoy an immersive pottery experience inspired by Japanese culture. This is a special opportunity to learn directly from an experienced, award-winning instructor in a relaxed and welcoming environment. In this course, you will experience the full pottery process—from kneading the clay, shaping your piece on an electric pottery wheel, and trimming it, to applying glaze to a bisque-fired piece. (The pieces used for trimming and glazing will be prepared in advance.) Even complete beginners are welcome. With careful guidance, you can relax, enjoy the creative process, and experience the satisfaction of crafting pottery like a true artisan. Step away from everyday life and enjoy a memorable hands-on cultural experience.