Experience Kintsugi in a cozy private room just three minutes from Ginza Station. In this 90-minute hands-on workshop, you’ll repair a ceramic piece using traditional lacquer under expert guidance. All tools and materials are provided—take home your beautifully restored treasure and embrace life’s imperfections. • Convenient Location: Just a short stroll from the Ginza Station, making it perfect for combining with shopping or sightseeing. • Cozy, Private Atmosphere: Enjoy an intimate setting that allows for focused learning and personal attention. • Cultural Insight: Gain an appreciation for Japanese craftsmanship and the philosophy of celebrating flaws and personal history. • Hands-On Experience: Explore traditional techniques through practical activities, fostering a deeper connection to the art.

We have a wide range of beautiful authentic Kimono. We also have a variety of other Kimono types, including Children's and Men's Kimono. We would love to show you our beautiful authentic silk Kimono selections. We kindly request that you return to our store by 19:00 so that we can help you undress from the Kimono and accessories.

We have a wide range of beautiful authentic Kimono. We also have a variety of other Kimono types, including Children's and Men's Kimono. We would love to show you our beautiful authentic silk Kimono selections. We kindly request that you return to our store by 18:30 so that we can help you undress from the Kimono.

We have a wide range of beautiful authentic Kimono. We also have a variety of other Kimono types, including Children's and Men's Kimono. We would love to show you our beautiful authentic silk Kimono selections. We kindly request that you return to our store by 18:30 so that we can help you undress from the Kimono and accessories.

Create your own wooden chopsticks in a hands-on workshop in Tokyo. Learn traditional techniques and take home your personalized chopsticks as a unique souvenir. - Craft your own wooden chopsticks using traditional tools and techniques - Learn about the cultural significance of chopsticks in Japan - Take home your personalized chopsticks as a unique souvenir or gift - Enjoy a fun and relaxing workshop, perfect for beginners and travelers - Discover the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship in a timeless neighborhood

Experience Japanese culture in a hands-on and memorable way with this special two-hour tour featuring a Daruma painting workshop. Begin your experience by painting your own Daruma, a traditional Japanese doll known as a symbol of good luck, perseverance, and goal-setting. As you design and decorate your Daruma, you will also learn about its cultural meaning and the role it has played in Japanese tradition. At the end of the workshop, you will take home your hand-painted Daruma as a one-of-a-kind souvenir and a lasting reminder of your time in Japan. ・Paint your own traditional Japanese Daruma in a fun hands-on workshop ・Learn the cultural meaning of Daruma as a symbol of luck and personal goals ・Create a meaningful keepsake to take home from your trip to Japan ・Enjoy the experience with friendly local instructors in a welcoming atmosphere

Create your own chopsticks at a workshop in the heart of Ginza Choose from 20 and above types of wood and two lengths Optional name engraving on the chopsticks

Begin your workshop by meeting your instructor and learning about the cultural background of origami and washi paper. Hear about why these materials have been valued in Japan for centuries. Next, select your favorite washi paper patterns and learn how to fold them into classic origami shapes, such as cranes or geometric designs. Step by step, the instructor will guide you through the process at a relaxed pace. After folding, assemble your origami into your chosen item: pierced earrings, clip-on earrings, a necklace, or a key holder. All materials and tools are provided. Leave with your own origami creation and a deeper appreciation of Japanese craftsmanship, creativity, and design.

Begin by choosing your perfect pair of chopsticks from 20 types of wood and two lengths.Place them on the stand and carefully shape them with a traditional plane.Smooth the tips and edges with sandpaper, then finish with a coat of natural oil.In about one hour, you’ll create a pair of chopsticks that’s uniquely yours.

・Conveniently located in Ginza, perfect for sightseeing ・Wide selection of stylish yukata designs to choose from ・Professional staff provide careful and comfortable dressing assistance ・Enjoy walking around Ginza immediately after dressing ・Beginner-friendly experience, no prior knowledge needed ・Great for photos and creating memorable moments ・Easy and hassle-free cultural experience in a short time

-Create a stunning 3D artwork using Japan’s unique Paper Theater craft kit! -Experience the simple steps process: Cut, Paste, and Assemble. -Enjoy beautifully detailed designs made with precision laser-cut technology. -Take home a handmade souvenir crafted by you!

Join a special hands-on experience in Ginza where you’ll use the Oshi Face Kit to create a unique Oshi Plush. Designed for beginners, this program makes it easy to craft your own plush character and take it home as a keepsake. Perfect for Oshi-Katsu (Fan Activities) or making unforgettable travel memories. An Oshi Plush, known in Japanese as "Oshinui" is a plush doll inspired by your favorite character, idol, or artist—your “Oshi.” It’s a way to celebrate and personalize your fandom, creating a one-of-a-kind item that makes your fan life even more special. These custom plushies are highly popular among fans who want something truly unique. Choose your favorite combination of facial expressions and hair parts. Trace the chosen hairstyle onto your preferred fabric color, cut it out, and paint the eyes. Attach the selected parts to complete your Oshi-Nui face. Add a chain so you can carry it with you.

This isn't just flower arranging—it's creating art with Belles Fleurs Tokyo, Japan's most prestigious preserved flower company since 1981. You're working with the exclusive RIN series that combines world-famous Ukiyo-e masterpieces like "The Great Wave" with premium preserved flowers in museum-quality handcrafted paulownia wood boxes. Unlike typical workshops, this experience merges traditional Japanese aesthetics with cutting-edge preservation technology. Each box features authentic Ukiyo-e artwork and transforms when you open it, creating dynamic art rather than static decoration. The flowers maintain vibrant colors for years using advanced techniques. What makes it special: you're learning from internationally recognized designers, working with materials reflecting Japanese garden philosophy, and creating a collectible piece embodying both 2D and 3D artistic principles—a sophisticated cultural experience rather than just craft.

Step back into the golden age of manga and experience how legendary artists once worked. This beginner-friendly class is supervised by a professional manga artist and is easy to follow, even if it’s your first time drawing manga. You’ll feel like a mangaka from the 1970s—the era of Osamu Tezuka—by using traditional tools such as dip pens and screen tones. Start by practicing inking techniques, learn how to draw classic manga-style hair, and apply screen tones just as professionals did before digital tools existed. As the class progresses, you’ll move from guided practice to creating your own manga drawing from a blank page. Enjoy the satisfaction of completing your artwork by hand and take your finished piece home as a memorable keepsake. This hands-on experience is perfect for anyone who has ever thought, “I want to draw manga” or “I want to learn professional techniques from the past.”

Experience Kintsugi in a cozy private room just three minutes from Ginza Station. In this 90-minute hands-on workshop, you’ll repair a ceramic piece using traditional lacquer under expert guidance. All tools and materials are provided—take home your beautifully restored treasure and embrace life’s imperfections. • Convenient Location: Just a short stroll from the Ginza Station, making it perfect for combining with shopping or sightseeing. • Cozy, Private Atmosphere: Enjoy an intimate setting that allows for focused learning and personal attention. • Cultural Insight: Gain an appreciation for Japanese craftsmanship and the philosophy of celebrating flaws and personal history. • Hands-On Experience: Explore traditional techniques through practical activities, fostering a deeper connection to the art.

Begin your experience with an introduction to the program. Then, choose your design from famous Ukiyo-e prints by masters like Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige. Next, use colored pencils or markers to freely add color. Blend traditional style with your own creativity to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Take your finished artwork home in a clear file, perfect as a travel souvenir. Discover the joy of Japanese art in a relaxing, hands-on session that welcomes beginners and enthusiasts alike. Our friendly guidance ensures you feel confident as you explore vibrant colors and timeless designs. This is more than an art activity—it’s a cultural experience that sparks creativity and leaves you with a unique keepsake or a thoughtful gift. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in tradition while creating something truly personal!

Experience authentic sumo training led by former makuuchi and professional wrestlers. Out of around 700 active sumo wrestlers, only 40 reach the elite makuuchi rank—train directly with them here. Unlike traditional sumo, this experience is open to men, women, and children. Learn real techniques, explore sumo culture, and enjoy a rare photoshoot wearing a mawashi. A truly unforgettable experience you can only have here. You can take home a commemorative shikishi board with the handprint and autograph of a former sumo wrestler as a souvenir of your experience.

Begin by meeting your instructor and learning about the traditional Kumi-ki Art (wood joinery) technique. Hear about the history of Izumo timber, known as the “Land of the Gods,” and its significance in Japanese craftsmanship. Next, start crafting your coaster. Combine wooden parts using the time-honored joinery method, guided by your instructor. Enjoy the natural aroma and warmth of the wood as you work. Finish your coaster by fixing the pieces with adhesive. Admire your completed piece, a perfect, memorable souvenir from your trip.