Top Musashino Art & Culture Classes in 2026

Let's draw a one-page comic together! In 3-hours Manga Workshop, a professional manga artist will teach you gently. You can take your drawing home as a souvenir. You can ask a lot of questions about the Japanese manga industry. After drawing a rough sketch with a pencil, use a specialized tool to add ink! You can also learn how to draw effect lines if you have time. We have samples for each level. Even beginners can enjoy the process of drawing manga useing the samples. Begginers are welcome! ---------------------------------------------------------- In 2-hours Manga Workshop, management staff will be available to assist you. You can experience drawing manga at a more affordable price than courses taught by pro manga artist.

Become a Real Manga Artist Use professional G-pens and ink to recreate iconic manga scenes by hand with step-by-step guidance. Capture Time-Lapse Videos Every desk features a built-in phone stand so you can record your creation process to share on social media. Take Home Your Creations Place your artwork in a display frame and take home your G-pen and ink as unique souvenirs.

Step into the world of Kabuki through this hands-on Kumadori makeup experience in Kichijoji, Tokyo. Kumadori is the bold red makeup style used in traditional Kabuki theater to portray heroic characters and powerful emotions through dramatic lines and color. During the experience, you’ll learn the meaning behind the designs and recreate the iconic red “Shibaraku” Kumadori look yourself, step by step. Unlike a typical makeover, this is a fully interactive cultural experience where you become part of the performance tradition. Take photos freely during the session — your transformed look will definitely turn heads on social media. To finish, you’ll create your own “Kumadori Face Print” by pressing the makeup onto a traditional Japanese hand towel, inspired by the authentic Kabuki art of Oshiguma. It’s a one-of-a-kind souvenir you can only make here. A fun, immersive, and unforgettable way to experience a different side of Japanese culture beyond the usual tourist spots.