Top Japan Art & Culture Classes - page 34

Carat Therapy in Shibuya is a private experience that blends color psychology with an original tarot deck to help you explore your emotions and gain clarity for real-life decisions. Using Carat Therapy’s exclusive 10 color macaron shaped tools, which are not edible, and custom tarot cards, you’ll be guided step by step by a certified therapist in a relaxed cafe bar setting. Unlike typical fortune telling, this session focuses on guided self reflection tailored to topics you want to discuss, such as career direction, relationships, or personal goals, and includes one complimentary alcoholic or soft drink. No prior knowledge is needed, and photos and videos are welcome during the session.

The highlight of this activity is the chance to explore central Sapporo while capturing natural photos with a local photographer. The photographer is a Sapporo native and is familiar with the city’s unique photo spots and atmosphere. Rather than using fixed poses or a studio setting, the photos are taken while walking through real streets and scenery, allowing you to capture more authentic travel memories. The route includes iconic areas such as Odori Park, Tanukikoji Shopping Street, and the Susukino area, making it ideal for first-time visitors to Sapporo. This experience is completely private, with no other guests joining, so you can enjoy the photo session at your own pace. It is suitable for solo travelers, couples, and friends, and no special preparation or photography experience is required.

About 40 minutes from Tokyo, enjoy a relaxing indigo dyeing experience in a quiet, green setting. Meet your guide and travel together to Ikuta Ryokuchi. At the Traditional Indigo Dyeing Workshop inside the park(Dento Kogeikan), join a hands-on indigo dyeing workshop using natural Japanese indigo. You will dye the item selected at booking and create your own unique pattern. Please note that dyeing personal items such as T-shirts or bags is not permitted. A local instructor explains each step, with English interpretation provided by your guide, making it easy for beginners. The workshop lasts about 1.5 hours. Take your finished piece home as a special souvenir from Japan. Afterward, you may return to the station with your guide or explore the nearby Japan Open Air House Museum, featuring 25 designated historic houses. Notes: Indigo dye has a natural scent. Some steps require squatting, and clothes may get slightly dirty, so please wear comfortable attire.

Your kids will have the opportunity to share fun experiences with local kids and learn more about Japanese culture. This is the only place in Kyoto where you can do this. You can enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto while your kids do fun activities with us.

Japanese culture Program: Experience the Best of Japanese Culture for Your Kids While You Travel Introducing the Simplee Kids Program – the perfect solution for parents traveling in Japan. Our program offers a unique opportunity for your children to immerse themselves in authentic Japanese culture while being cared for in a safe and nurturing environment. Enjoy peace of mind knowing your kids are engaging in enriching activities and learning about Japan’s rich traditions. Make your trip memorable for the whole family with Simplee Kids Program. 1. Yukata program 2. Origami Experience 3. The Sense Painting 4. Japanese Cultural Play

At Pearl House, located in the historic Kitano Ijinkan district in Kobe, you can enjoy a pearl crafting experience. In this experience, guests choose their favorite pearl one by one and enjoy learning the process of pearl sorting, drilling, and finishing while creating their own original accessory. You can take home your handmade accessory as a special memory of Kobe.

True, Unrestricted Creativity: No scripts or rigid rules. You create an organic, one-of-a-kind piece of art. If you want to experiment, we do it—like when a guest wanted to embed flowers, so we went outside, gathered some, and made it happen. A Space Unlike Any Other: The studio blows people away. Filled with lamps that look like living creatures breathing light, it creates a deep "flow state" where people completely lose track of time. Unfiltered, Honest Conversation: I’ve lived and worked in Japan for 25 years as an artist and consultant. You get a unique, unfiltered perspective and real conversations about local culture, tucked away in a peaceful, hidden-gem neighborhood.