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You can experience making "TEMARI" (Japanese traditional handcraft ,embroidered balls) using plant-dyed threads. The Temari made with your favorite colors of embroidery threads will be unique and the only one in the world. The Temari baseball will be prepared at my side. If you have any preferred color, please let me know at least 3 days in advance.
All Art and Craft lovers are on call! Even beginners can make fantastic glass art. Create colorful glass art that can be completed in 90 minutes. Choose Japanese motifs like Geisha, Kimono, Samurai, Mt. Fuji, and more to create your own design. It makes a great souvenir and a wonderful memory of your stay in Japan. The glass art mater will teach you how to make the art piece and provide you with all materials and tools! Just come and join the workshop and experience the joy of a one-of-a-k
This activity is very popular these days. It is a light and solid string because it is winding a thin twisted paper with thread. Let's knit this string and make accessories and ornaments. For example, straps of strawberries, floral hair ornaments, cute earrings and mini baskets.Once you start making it, you will concentrate on it, so you can finally relax with Matcha and sweets.
In Japan, it is said that less than 5% of people can wear kimono now days. Because it is difficult to wear a kimono by yourself. The problem with vintage kimonos is that Japanese people in the past were small, so the size of kimonos is small. Usually, when wearing a kimono, the part called "Ohashiyori" is folded. By making kimono into two pieces, the folding part has been eliminated and improved so that even tall people can wear vintage kimonos. Kimonos are generally handmade and made of silk,
Hi everyone♪ Welcome to Kyoto Do you know ONIGAWARA?it is on the rooftop of Japanese temples and old house's It's a talisman with a scary face. It has a history of about 1378 to 1400 years. Although it looks difficult, we have developed a method that makes it easy to make. Anyone can easily make it Everything is handmade from lumps of soil. Would you like to create your own original souvenirs and memories? Small classes in a homey workshop It will be delivered to your home and you can talk abo
Welcome to Ryoko's Cozy Cooking Class!Hi, I am Ryoko of the cooking instructor.In this class,You can experience Japanese soul food in an authentic Japanese home while getting a taste of local culture in a casual environment. Class is simple,small group of 2-8 people,conducted in English and last 3 hours. Learn cooking techniques and simple recipes in an informal,comfortable atmosphere while enjoying socializing with each other.After explaining the ingredients and seasonings,we will make ramen so
Hi！I am Ryoko of the cooking instructer. In this class,you can experience Japanese soul food in a authentic Japanese home while getting a taste of local culture in a casual environment. We are small group of 2-8 people,conducted in English and last 3 hours . Learn cooking techniques and simple recipes in an informal,comfortable atmosphere while enjoying socializing with each other. We will make dashi soup stock from scratch for miso soup. And please select ine of 2 types of roll sushi. Children
I will explain the essence of my workshop. You can learn how to make wagashi (Japanese sweets) from dough at my private Japanese home. It might be a very rare activity for you to visit a Japanese private home. There are different kinds of wagashi. "Nerikiri,” "Gyuhi," "Manju," an so on. You can learn Japanese sweets depending on the season. That means you can feel the beautiful Japanese season each time. Most of the wagashi are vegan & gluten-free. It is good for your health. Many visitors and
Yakushima is a sea turtle island. Sea turtle encounter rate in snorkeling is over 90%. You will be able to meet multiple sea turtles while swimming. Moreover, each individual can observe their life carefully without running away. Take a peek into the peaceful and abundant sea where sea turtles live.
Take a leisurely stroll through the park with local residents. The purpose of this experience is not simply to improve the satisfaction of tourists visiting Japan. Through this experience, participants will be able to experience Japan's “public spirit” and “moral values” without feeling the language barrier, and aim to apply these values to their daily lives in their own countries.
The craft of letterpress printing is becoming increasingly rare around the world, especially in Japan. The owner of the workshop is very passionate and determined to preserve this craft as Ojika's culture overall. Inside the studio, you will find thousands of old types. The sight will leave you in awe! This activity is greatly enjoyed by those who love crafts. Children, as well as adults, really enjoy making their own designs and imprinting them using the press machine.
Color your memories of Kyoto in Kimono. Rent a rickshaw at Kiyomizu-dera Temple or look for sweets in the back alleys of Gion. After changing into a kimono, let's go out on the town! Wearing a different outfit will make even the most ordinary scenery look fresh. What special encounters await you today? Such excitement is one of the best parts of wearing a kimono!
Behind every stoic Japanese businessman face there is a secret, thus one aspect of "honne tatemae," which loosely translates to something along the lines of keeping the publicly acceptable face forward, and the true face within. This, combined with Japanese culture's general disdain for public affection, might make Tokyo seem to not have as vibrant an LGBT presence as hoped. Worry not: In a city as big as Tokyo, there is of course a thriving gay scene -- if you know where to look. Tonight, you'l
Licensed Guide Volunteer Group is a tour guide organization of nationally certified guides, and Smappa! A group, which runs six male social salons (host clubs) in Kabukicho, releases the world's first Kabukicho nightlife tour for tourists overseas. We want people all over the world to become familiar with Japanese-style social salons, also known as host club culture, and the services that originated in and continue to develop in Japan, and to enjoy these new entertainment spots. Here in Japan,
Don't you think Shinjuku is just a night town? Shinjuku in the daytime is also exceptional. You would surely be surprised at such nature in such a big city. Shinjuku Gyoen Park is one of the best parks in Tokyo. The Royal family initially owned the park. However, the park was open to the public after World War II. You can see the park amazingly because it features a variety of gardens, including Japanese, British, French, and more. Besides, we could introduce a high-end department store area, a
You can learn about the culture and history of Shinjuku from a national government-licensed guide interpreter, also known as a licensed guide, for 2 hours. You can also experience the vibrant cityscape. Moreover, we offer a secret site in Kabukicho at night, which can't be an ordinary tour. That is exactly what is the main dish of a dramatic tour.
Shinjuku Station underground mall is super large. It is no exaggeration to say that someone who knows Shinjuku Station's underground mall knows Tokyo very well. By mastering the underground mall, you can become a true Tokyo dude. You can also say, 'I know Tokyo very well.' Moreover, there is no need to worry about rain, hot weather, or cold weather. Air conditioners are there. You can also find food only sold in the Shinjuku Underground Mall. Super delicious! There is also a shrine on the
This is not just a cherry blossom walk — it is a curated cultural experience led by a nationally licensed English-speaking guide. You will explore the Meguro River during peak sakura season while learning the deeper meaning of cherry blossoms in Japanese culture, including their connection to life, impermanence, and seasonal traditions. Unlike typical tours, this experience combines storytelling, local insights, and carefully selected viewing spots to avoid crowds and maximize the atmosphere. Id
The tour of the Seven Lucky Gods of Meguro, Tokyo (a general term for the seven gods said to bring happiness), which has been popular since the Edo period, was introduced in "Toto Saijiki" in 1838. This is a historical course. This Tokyo Seven Lucky Gods Tour, which traces the history of the town, is available in two courses. "Pray for Business Prosperity" and "Pray for Good Health Longevity", which have been used since the Edo period. This tour features the former.
By experiencing dyeing, you can feel traditional Japan. Primarily, the place you visit has been using a traditional Japanese technique for dyeing kimonos for over 200 years. In recent years, many products have been introduced to international media and trade shows. It is guaranteed that you feel real. However, even though you are not familiar with it, you don't have to worry about anything. You are taught by the craftsperson. You follow the guidance with your licensed guide. Finally, one more th
This is a tour where you can make and eat Japanese sweets yourself. As there is a teacher, you can create wonderful Japanese sweets by yourself just by following the instructions.
"Study Shinjuku more and Play Shinjuku more" This is the concept of this tour we are aiming for. The special feature of this tour is that Warp Shinjuku has been added to the contents of the "LICENSED GUIDE SHINJUKU WALKING TOUR," which has been well received. You enjoy the disco club shortly after a guide with national qualifications will explain the city of Shinjuku. You can be sure to have a super amazing experience. Don't miss it! ※Warp Shinjuku over 20 years to get in. ID necessary! With
This tour offers an unparalleled journey into the heart of rural Japan, blending immersive cultural experiences with insider access to local traditions. Unlike typical tours, you’ll craft your own knife under the guidance of a master blacksmith, a rare hands-on experience that connects you to the region’s ancient craftsmanship. Gain exclusive entry to the storied Itohara family estate, meeting the 16th-generation heir and participating in a tea ceremony that reflects centuries-old customs. Conc
The exhibition room divided into art, history, natural history, and books is outstanding! Not only works, but also the beauty of architecture and space are attractive! Immerse yourself in the art world in a healing space surrounded by French limestone. Fun for the whole family!