Top Kanto Craft Classes - page 2

“Kintsugi” is the traditional Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold lacquer, turning damaged items into beauty. In this hands-on workshop, enjoy being able to learn each step of the process from skilled instructors, so you can then fix your own items at home. Bring your own broken item—or use one provided—and later collect your restored piece or have it shipped to you overseas.

Just a 7-minute walk from Shibuya Scramble Crossing, this hands-on workshop in the heart of Shibuya invites you to craft your own handmade Japanese chopsticks in under an hour. Guided by skilled instructors, you will shape, sand, and finish high-grade timber into a unique pair to take home. No experience is needed. Ideal for travelers, couples, and families. Select from several types of timber, with the option to upgrade to premium woods for an elevated finish and feel. Personalize your chopsticks further with custom engravings for ¥1,000; add a name, date, or message to make your creation truly your own or a perfect gift. Designed to be tailored and traveler-friendly, the experience combines expert guidance with a warm, welcoming studio atmosphere. Rather than purchasing a mass-produced souvenir, you will leave with a meaningful, handcrafted everyday object shaped by your own hands.

Learn to make kimono art in this eco-friendly workshop! Learn about Japan’s kimono culture and traditional kimono styles from various regions. Enjoy an engaging lecture on the beauty and depth of kimono. Select your favorite fabric and pattern from a selection of vintage kimono patterns, then, under the guidance of your instructor, repurpose them to create your own kimono art panel. This is a perfect way to preserve your Japan travel memories in a unique and sustainable way.

Japanese calligraphy is admired for its beauty, and this hands-on class lets you experience it firsthand. Led by a skilled instructor, learn essential techniques you wouldn’t get from books or online videos, including proper brush grip, control, and stroke order. During the session, practice using traditional brushes as well as a modern pen, choose from different characters to write, and take your finished calligraphy home as a keepsake.

Immerse yourself in Japanese culture with a unique two-hour tour that starts with a hands-on Daruma painting experience! Design and paint your own Daruma—a small round doll cherished in Japan as a symbol of luck and goal-setting—while learning about its simple cultural background and creating a meaningful keepsake to take home. The session also offers a moment to reflect on the wishes behind your design and the cultural meaning it represents. A simple yet inspiring journey into Japanese tradition—join us for this unique Daruma experience! - Paint your own cute and uniquely Japanese Daruma - Create a personal keepsake that captures Japan - Enjoy the workshop with friendly Japanese instructors

This is the perfect experience for visitors who are looking for gluten-free or vegan food. Join an instructor for a hands-on cooking class, where you can learn to make gluten-free and vegan udon noodles from scratch. Learn special techniques—such as how to roll and cut dough—and best of all, enjoy your meal at the end of the class, with seasonal vegetable tempura

Welcome to Chopstick Making Tokyo! Create your own pair of chopsticks and unforgettable memories in the heart of traditional Tokyo — Asakusa! Chopstick Making Tokyo offers a top-rated hands-on workshop by Food Activity Japan. Located just steps from Sensoji Temple, Asakusa is the perfect place to experience Japanese craftsmanship and culture. No experience is needed — our friendly local staff will guide you in English every step of the way. Whether you are traveling solo or with a group, everyone is welcome — let’s enjoy creating something special together! It is one of the most unique and memorable things to do in Tokyo. After this experience, you won’t just leave with a souvenir — you’ll take home your own handmade chopsticks, new skills, and memories that last a lifetime. Let’s dive into Japanese culture together!!

Suitable for beginners and children, as well as those who already know the basics, this origami experience has something for everyone. With a variety of vibrant colors of origami paper to choose from, let your tablet software guide you through folding a variety of animals, flowers, and vehicles, ranging from easy to intermediate difficulty. Capture photos, browse a collection of rare origami books, and marvel at origami displays throughout your session.

In 4 hours, you will experience Japanese culture and hospitality at home.The experience included origami, hand-made udon noodles, Japanese food, sushi and tempura.Experience matcha and Japanese sweets after meals.We'll make it with you.Drinks (sake, beer, shochu and soft drinks) are free.As a souvenir, in calligraphy, Keiko writes your name on a colored paper.Through this experience, you become a member of our homecoming TAKA and making friends around the world is one of our goals.We will welcome you as a family the next time you visit our home! ★ Vegetarians and vegans can also enjoy all dishes with different ingredients.

With this hands-on class, you can gain a very special memento from your Japan trip—a piece of pearl jewelry that you’ve made yourself. Enjoy the rare opportunity to see real pearls in their shells—sourced in southern Japan—and then choose to make a jewelry item of your preference, such as a ring or necklace.

Get an inside look into Japan’s ancient, traditional national sport: sumo wrestling. Travelers can find it hard to gain access to the wrestlers’ stables without local help. On this morning training tour you’ll see the athletes practicing, close up. Enjoy this exclusive insight into Japanese culture and history through this fascinating sport.

Whether you’re an anime and gaming fan, or you just want to learn more about this exciting part of Japanese popular culture, this is the tour for you. Get explanations about Japanese culture that you wouldn’t get if exploring the area alone, and experience all the “must do” activities in Akihabara, such as visiting a retro video game store, a maid cafe, a photo booth, and much more.

What makes this activity special is the rare opportunity to step inside a real, working lantern workshop in Tokyo and learn directly from a skilled chochin craftsman. Rather than a staged experience, guests take part in an authentic hands-on process using traditional washi paper and tools. Each participant creates a one-of-a-kind lantern to take home, making this not just a workshop, but a meaningful cultural experience and a lasting souvenir of Japan.

Dive deep into the history of sake with a private tour through one of Tokyo’s oldest sake breweries. See a different side of the city and relax as you sample several different varieties of sake and learn about the brewing process. Enjoy a leisurely day packed with culture, sake, and a delicious Japanese lunch.

Explore the steel and glass jungle of Tokyo in a new light during this photography workshop. Improve your composition techniques with the help of a local photographer who joins you on an adventure in two Tokyo neighborhoods: Shimbashi and Ginza. Capture skyscraper-strewn landscapes and dramatic views of the city’s architecture. This small-group photography experience, perfect for novices and experts alike, is limited to six participants.

Raise your sword like a true samurai warrior during a private training session in Tokyo. Don a samurai outfit and train with the katana, then enjoy a photo shoot to commemorate your experience. This private lesson offers personalized attention and includes outfit rental and photo and video footage.

Why not join a hands-on chopstick-making workshop at Shibuya Scramble Square in vibrant Shibuya and uncover the secrets of Japanese chopstick culture? During this 60-minute experience, you can learn the basics of selecting and using chopsticks while crafting your very own personalized pair. Our staff will also be available to recommend related products for you to purchase on the spot. This workshop is a perfect blend of culture and creativity, ideal for all travelers.

Tokyo offers endless souvenir options, but if you want something truly unique, then this glass art experience is the one for you. Learn sandblasting and polishing techniques from a skilled glass master as you design your own piece featuring a Japanese motif—such as Mt. Fuji, a geisha, or a samurai. All materials are included, and at the end of the class, you can take your beautiful souvenir glass away.

Step back in time to the old days and experience Japan like a ninja. This small-group class (maximum six people) introduces you to such ninja techniques as ninja meditation (Kuji-In) as well as the use of samurai weapons, including the sword. Get insights into Japanese fuedal times as you practise.

Design and Create a Leather Bag that is completely unique to you in 1 Day! Also I’m welcome to take ready made orders in same price. Process would be same for choosing materials and I would deliver to you during your stay in Tokyo. Usually it takes 4-5h to make. It would be great if you could give me message after booking to let you know my availability and to arrange the start time. The link and contacts will be provided on the ticket voucher. 1. Choose materials You can choose from Japan-made leather, Italian leather, furs, PVC’s, tweed, ribbon lace, and antique kimono fabrics. 2. Assemble and finish Assemble with needle and thread. Size width 19×hight 16× depth 8cm

Swap the standard souvenirs for something more personalized during an incense-making workshop that will fragrance your home with smells that remind you of your Japanese vacation. Take a break from the bustle of Shibuya as you sip matcha and create your own personalized scent in a small group that promises personalized attention.

Discover the traditional craft of Japanese name stamps with this private hands-on workshop in Asakusa. With one-on-one guidance from a local artisan, you'll carve your own design into a seal using wooden tools, while learning the history and techniques behind Hanko carving. Create your name or a custom pattern with expert help, then take your handmade Hanko home as a meaningful keepsake.

For centuries, broken pottery in Japan has been fixed and arguably made more beautiful with gold glue. This practice, known as kintsugi, is a great way to slow down and immerse yourself in Japanese culture during your vacation. Spend a couple of relaxing hours learning how to restore your own piece of crockery in an intimate, small group workshop while sipping matcha tea and munching on local sweets.

Add a unique and personal touch to your trip to Japan with an authentic Hanko-making experience. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your very own original Hanko — a traditional Japanese name seal. In Japan, a Hanko is more than just a stamp; it’s seen as a true symbol of personal identity. During the experience, you’ll learn about the history and cultural significance of Hanko at a long-established seal shop, then carve the characters you’ve chosen into the seal yourself. Finally, take home your one-of-a-kind Hanko — a meaningful and truly special souvenir from Japan. Experience highlights: - Learn about the history and various styles of Hanko at a traditional seal shop - Design your own original Hanko (name seal) - Carve and take home your engraved Hanko as a unique keepsake