Du début de la période Heian jusqu'à l'effondrement du shogunat Tokugawa, les samouraïs et les ninjas ont toujours erré dans les rues de Kyoto. Ils sont désormais de retour ! Le musée des samouraïs et des ninjas fait revivre l'histoire et vous aide à avoir un aperçu de la vie glorieuse de ces héros. De plus, vous pouvez vivre une expérience pratique, notamment en portant une armure de samouraï, en effectuant un lancer de shuriken (étoile de ninja) et en utilisant une sarbacane de ninja, le tout au même endroit, le tout inclus dans la visite.

Tentez un voyage dans le temps et incarnez un féroce guerrier japonais grâce à cette activité en intérieur au cœur de Tokyo. Apprenez le 弓道 (kyūdō), un art du tir à l'arc, et l'utilisation du 刀 (katana), unique au Japon. Explorez les stratégies de guerre et plongez dans l'esprit d'un samouraï.

・ Livret d'accords disponible en japonais, anglais et chinois ・ Explications sur le carrelage en japonais et anglais bilingues ・ Présentation dans plus de 90 médias au Japon et à l'étranger ・ Gants de sécurité exclusifs disponibles ・ Essai gratuit de demi-manteaux, de tenues de karaté et de tenues de jiu-jitsu

Merci de votre visite ! Nous sommes un restaurant-galerie qui accueille régulièrement des expositions d'œuvres d'artistes japonais. Asakusa est un quartier historique riche en culture japonaise, et nous sommes passionnés par le partage de notre passion pour le kimono, la peinture japonaise, le saké et d'autres aspects de la tradition japonaise. Nous espérons sincèrement vous offrir une expérience mémorable lors de votre voyage. Nous serions ravis de contribuer à votre voyage. Au plaisir de vous accueillir et de partager ces moments ensemble !

【Experience Flow】 1. Put on a happi coat and get ready 2. Knead freshly steamed glutinous rice 3. Pound mochi using a real mallet and mortar while shouting your wishes 4. Cut the freshly pounded mochi yourself 5. Enjoy 10 luxurious flavors (kinako, matcha, black sugar syrup, grated radish, and more) 6. Relax in our reserved 2nd-floor seating area 7. Finish with Japanese green tea (sencha with matcha)

Create Elegant Japanese Knot Art You Can Wear Experience a unique Japanese craft by making your own Mizuhiki accessory—a traditional art of knotting colorful paper cords, used in Japanese gifts and ceremonies for centuries. In this 60–90 minute workshop, you’ll: Learn about the history and cultural meaning of Mizuhiki Choose your favorite colors and accessory type (earrings, brooch, keychain) Make your own design with easy, step-by-step instruction Take home a beautiful, handmade souvenir you can wear Held in a cozy Tokyo studio (Asakusa or nearby), with English-speaking staff to guide you. No experience needed—perfect for solo travelers, couples, and families (ages 8+).

You will get beautiful photos by professional photographers wearing very gorgeous and authentic kimono by professional staff! Upon your return, you can use the photo data to create your own poster! Please be sure to arrive at the Studio at the time of your appointment. Please understand that we will shorten the time for late arrivals because we have reservations for the next time slot. Each person is allowed to bring a total of two props. No character cosplay or goodies that may cause copyright issues may be used. It is recommended that female customers wear a camisole and male customers wear an inner T-shirt with a wide collar to facilitate changing. For the best styling results, please let us know in advance if your hair is already set, styled, or cannot be altered (e.g. braids, extensions, tightly fixed styles, etc.). Depending on the condition, we may not be able to create certain hairstyles as shown in the sample photos. Thank you for your understanding.

Enjoy latte art in a calm, Japanese-style setting Beginner-friendly & English support available—perfect for travelers Express your creativity freely—even draw your favorite anime character One free retry (up to 1 cup) so you can craft the perfect design Includes a small traditional sweet to relax and complete the experience A short 45-minute workshop, easy to join during your Asakusa visit Instagram-worthy and uniquely Japanese, an unforgettable souvenir of your trip

Magatama Workshop in Asakusa: Make Japan’s Oldest Accessory Experience Japanese culture in Tokyo by creating your own magatama — one of Japan’s oldest ornaments, crafted for over 3,000 years. In this fun and beginner-friendly Asakusa workshop, you’ll discover the story of magatama, then carve and polish a pendant with traditional tools. No prior skills needed — our expert instructors provide full English guidance. At the end, you’ll take home a unique handmade magatama necklace — a special souvenir of your Japan trip. Wear it through Tokyo and connect with the essence of tradition. Located just steps from Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Street, this activity is perfect for solo travelers, couples, and families with kids seeking authentic experiences in Tokyo.

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

In just 60 minutes, unleash your creativity with a lively Japanese calligraphy session. Forget about the pressure; this is all about enjoying the art of kanji writing. With personalized coaching, you'll quickly pick up essential brush techniques and witness your progress firsthand. A live demonstration of your name in Japanese characters adds a special touch, making this experience unforgettable. When you're finished, take home your unique kanji masterpiece mounted on a beautiful hanging scroll—perfect for displaying in your home. Laughter and learning blend together in this interactive setting, ensuring that everyone, from beginners to seasoned artists, leaves with pride in their creation.

Resin crafts and atrium gardens—interesting but rarely done on your own. Why not turn your Japanese memories into a piece of art? Perfect for travelers seeking memorable cultural experiences. Choose from various courses to suit your preference. Enjoy a relaxing moment and take your creation home as a special souvenir. - All materials are non-toxic, so you can safely bring your piece home.

This activity is one a simple way to learn about Japanese culture while making a valuable keep sake. Your Daruma can be cute or serious. It can be you, a friend, or a family member. It can be creative or stick to the original. With all of these possibilities it is a great activity. Take it home to help keep you inspired, and it will help you remember your trip to Tokyo.

Vous pourrez découvrir la culture traditionnelle japonaise de près. Après le cours, vous dégusterez un steak de bœuf de Kobe fourni par le groupe Kissho Yoshi, la plus grande chaîne de restaurants au monde spécialisée dans la transformation du bœuf de Kobe.

"This private plan is specially curated for 2-3 guests, offering a more intimate and personalized experience of Asakusa's traditions." Immerse yourself in the heart of Japanese hospitality with an exclusive private lunch and Geisha performance. This exclusive 3-hour journey begins with a seamless entry into a historic Ryotei restaurant. Your host, Soukan Enomoto (Expert Cultural Guide & Tea Ceremony specialist), provides rare access to the world of Asakusa's elite traditions. Enjoy an authentic Kaiseki lunch, a private Geisha performance, and the traditional Tosenkyo game. This is a compact yet deep experience of Japanese hospitality (Omotenashi) at its finest. Note on Sunday & Holiday Pricing: > On Sundays and National Holidays, a more premium and authentic full-course Kaiseki is served instead of the standard weekday menu. The price reflects this high-end culinary upgrade, ensuring a truly unforgettable and luxurious experience.

Ce programme premium comprend la fabrication artisanale du magnifique « papier Unryu » au motif évoquant un dragon dansant parmi les nuages, puis son coulage dans un moule spécial pour la fabrication de deux enveloppes et de quatre feuilles de papier à lettres. Le papier Unryu se caractérise par son motif unique, créé par l'ajout de fibres longues et fines de Tosa kozo, et par la chaleur et le luxe que seules les fibres naturelles peuvent lui conférer. Le « papier Unryu » produit dans le cadre de ce programme a été créé pendant les ères Meiji et Taisho, lorsque les pinceaux ont remplacé les stylos et que le papier washi, autrefois indispensable au quotidien, a connu un essor. L'incorporation de fibres longues et fines déchirées permet de créer un motif évoquant un dragon dansant parmi les nuages. Ce papier au toucher unique, élégant et luxueux est très apprécié pour ses multiples utilisations, de la décoration intérieure au papier d'emballage, en passant par l'artisanat traditionnel.