Top Takamatsu Classes & Workshops

Our hair salon has been in business for 57 years. Japanese cultural experience services are held in a dedicated salon space on the second floor.

Japanese cultural experience services served by nationally certified beauticians Hair-set and Kimono dressing experience from a nationally certified beautician

Welcome to a Special Cooking Experience. Join in for a small, friendly class (maximum 4 people). You can experience "real Japanese life" while cooking together. What will be made: Ultimate Japanese Curry: Made from scratch without using store-bought roux. Juicy Karaage: Crispy, golden fried chicken. Handmade Dorayaki: Much more delicious than the ones from the store! You will learn professional secrets so you can cook these dishes again back home. Please come hungry.

Sega, Konomi, Nintendo and more. Japan is a place well known across the world of gaming and on this exciting one-day excursion, you will take a deep dive into the neon glow of Japan’s vibrant gaming culture. Round 1 offers all manner of arcade games from the 8-bit memories of childhood parties to more modern simulation games, and of course, what visit to any would be complete without a stroll through the exciting sports complex where guests can experience the rolling thunder of the bowling alley, the swing and crack of the batting cages, and even the high-stakes excitement of volley-ball all in one place, there is no limit to the amusement to be found. Name a sport, they've got it. But the fun doesn't end there! What's better than a pint of refreshing beer to wash down all those victories you picked up? The main event, another couple rounds at a local micro-brewery, where we can enjoy sushi and an array of freshly made, finest selection of craft beers. Get your game on!

1. Kandaka Shojuen, a gentle slope leads from Prefectural Route 33 towards Takamatsu Nishi High School. This is the main street of bonsai known as "Bonsai Street." Along the way, the towering "Dohyo-iri" pine tree serves as a landmark, and that's where you'll find "Kandaka Shojuen." 2. Kitatani Yoseien, located northeast of Kinashi Station, is home to 400 to 500 black pine bonsai trees estimated to be over 100 years old, collected from the mountains and potted on Seto Inland Sea islands about 60 years ago.