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Japanese Calligraphy Private Class in the center of Kyoto
1 hour - As for Japanese words or a phrase for your writing on this occasion, we have a lot of kinds in kanji character in advance for your reference so that you may choose anyone from them that you want to have a try to!
Of course,you can take it away your own calligraphy to your home in arranged and covered with beautiful Japanese traditional...Read more
Cultural Immersion & Childcare (Kyoto with Kids Club - Family Experience Japan)
3 hours - Your child will get to experience different Japanese cultural activities during their time with us. Our friendly, English speaking staff will take care of your child.
While your kids are with us, parents can enjoy sightseeing in a more relaxed manner.
Local kids may join sometimes! Your kids can make friends with local kids and...Read more
Sekka Shibori Scarf Class
45 minutes - You can see and learn shibori (the oldest dyeing method in Japan) in-person and will have deeper appreciation of Japanese hand...Read more
Kyoto - Traditional Japanese Washi Papermaking
1 hour - You can make traditional Japanese Washi paper from raw materials. Enjoy making a piece of washi paper and designing it using dried, pressed seasonal local flowers and leaves. After drying the paper, you can craft it into a set of postcards, or table-mat, or wraparound lampshade, or tapestry panel.
You can proceed with it under the guidance...Read more
Rocket dyeing experience: M course
2 hours - Why don't you try "Rokets dye craftsman experience" in Kyoto !!
"Draw by yourself and dye by yourself"
This is the only workshop where you can experience 100% of bucket dyeing.
Enjoy a full-fledged dyeing experience easily
The entire journey takes about 90-120 minutes and can be taken home on the day.
If you have...Read more
Ikebana (Japanese traditional flower arrangement) class in the center of Kyoto
1 hour - The art of flower arranging[Ikebana]has began about 1400 years ago with the beginning of Buddhism in Japan.
People wishing to honor Buddha with gifts of flowers wanted them arranged artistically.
The first style was the Rikka style. These arrangements were formal and difficult to compose.
Buddhist priests used an even simpler...Read more
Zen Meditation for Life in Kyoto
3 hours - Kyoto has been the principal home of Zen since its introduction to Japan from China at the beginning of the 13th century. Kyoto is therefore rightly famous for its Zen-influenced gardens, etc. However, the heart of Zen is the practice of meditation, for meditation is the very meaning of the word “Zen.” Given this, it is ironic there are so few...Read more
Sekka Furoshiki Class
30 minutes - Travelers can see and learn shibori (the oldest dyeing method in Japan) and will have deeper appreciation of Japanese hand...Read more