Japanese Traditional

Rated 5 Stars, based on 7 Reviews.

I feel like Yamato! You can take a commemorative photo with traditional Japanese kimono! Hanahana offers a wide variety of kimonos, kimonos, yukatas, and more than 500 kimonos from 0 years old. Experienced staff carefully dresses each person from a hair set and handles everything from photography to shooting. All plans are included from underwear, so you can visit us with confidence.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 11 Reviews.

Here is the only Studio Museum you can see and experience the authentic Kumihimo in Tokyo. You can witness the techniques of real craftsmen and historical braids which you may not find anywhere else.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 26 Reviews.

This class is the only one in Sapporo! You can't experience it anywhere else! Your host, Yuki, is so popular that she has appeared on TV, radio, and newspapers many times. She offers pretty flower Sushi roll class also. If you are a sushi lover, please try to check it !!（ The sushi class is easier than this Japanese sweets class. ） Experience and enjoy Japanese life and traditional Japanese sweets in Yuki's cozy and lovely home.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 24 Reviews.

We offer a pottery workshop in Osaka with an English, Spanish and Catalan speaking potter (the explanation can also be done in Japanese). While we talk about Japanese gastronomy and culture, the visitors can experience the traditional way of making pottery in Japan. Choose one of the following plans: -set of sake (sake bottle and cup) -a chawan (tea bowl) -a sushi set (dish and chopsticks rest) ■Create a souvenir of your trip to Japan ■Enjoy ceramic learning with an instructor who has studied in Osaka and Barcelona. ■Enjoy a private class, exclusively for you. ■The price includes a small dish and a chopsticks rest, handmade for use with Japanese traditional design and materials. You can take it with you the day you come to the studio. ■Learn a traditional art while talking about Japanese culture. The space is located in a house made of wood and earth built 100 years ago, so you can also see a typical Osaka house from before the Second World War. 5 participants max.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 26 Reviews.

Join our unique cooking class in Kanazawa, led by the head chef of a 56-year-old cooking school. Perfect for beginners, you'll learn to make sushi, Jibuni (a Kanazawa specialty), and a Michelin-star egg roll using the freshest local ingredients. What sets this class apart is the fun, interactive teaching style and AI live translation, ensuring a smooth experience for English speakers. Vegetarian options are available, making it an inclusive experience for all. Conveniently located near Kanazawa Station, this class offers a chance to master authentic Japanese techniques in a cultural, hands-on environment. By the end of the class, you’ll leave with new cooking skills, delicious dishes, and unforgettable memories. Don’t miss out—book your spot today! This menu is currently available here. Vegetarian Gluten Free *Please ask for menu changes at the time of reservation. *We are unable to accommodate changes on the day of your reservation. *We do not accept any food item requests.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 37 Reviews.

The show is 1 hour long and conveniently located only a few steps away from major tourist attractions. During the show, musicians will take small intermissions to talk about the musical instruments involved, give information about the history of the performed pieces, and interact with the audience. The Zakuro show will be easy to understand for both Japan residents and travelers. The show is Bilingual! Zakuro team will translate everything into English. Zakuro Show musicians play Japanese Harp (Koto), Japanese Base Harp, Japanese Flute (Shakuhachi), and Japanese drums (Taiko). Zakuro show has a small and cozy venue. Photos and videos are allowed, and you will also have a chance to take pictures together with musicians after the show.

You will be guided through a traditional Japanese bath experience followed by a leisurely stroll through Asakusa before ending with a relaxing massage. Begin your journey at Asakusa's traditional bath, Kotobuki-yu, where tradition meets relaxation. Immerse yourself in the soothing waters before embarking on a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Asakusa. After exploring the sights and sounds of the neighborhood, unwind with a 60-minute aroma massage at our tranquil establishment, enveloped in the scents of yuzu and hinoki. (Optionally extendable to 90-120 minutes for an even deeper relaxation.) It'll be a memorable experience for you to cherish. Let's have a great time together.

"The unique aspect of this workshop is the opportunity to experience Tsumami Zaiku, a traditional Japanese craft. This centuries-old technique involves folding small pieces of fabric to create intricate floral designs. Even beginners can easily participate, guided by an experienced instructor to create their own handmade piece. Another highlight is the use of high-quality Kyoto silk, known for its smooth texture and vibrant colors. Participants can enjoy working with premium materials to craft a truly unique accessory or decoration. The completed piece serves as a memorable keepsake, making this experience a perfect way to connect with Kyoto’s artistic heritage. This workshop is more than just a crafting session—it’s a chance to immerse yourself in Japanese culture, appreciate the depth of artisan skills, and create something meaningful. With a short yet fulfilling experience, it’s ideal for those looking to add a special touch to their Kyoto visit."

Archery Land is a family run outdoor forest archery range with a 50 year history in the scenic countryside of Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima. We offer a union of western-style archery with a delightful Japanese twist. We also offer the rare opportunity to practice Kyudo in an outdoor environment, allowing one to truly step back in time and appreciate the tradition of Japanese archery just as it was practiced in ancient times. Our facilities include 3 outdoor target ranges (with cover available during inclement weather) and a variety of forest targets to enjoy. *Please note that we are located approximately 1.5 – 2.0hrs away from Hiroshima Station by public transport*

Ikebana in Japanese means "living flowers" and describes the traditional Japanese technique of arranging freshly cut flowers with the sentiment of giving the flowers a new life. The basic principle of Ikebana is to "give life to the flowers" by using each flowers natural characteristics to its advantage in creating harmony and balance with other flowers. Flowers are living beings, and they will respond to us with their "smile" when we tune into their "feelings" while pondering the arrangement. Experience a unique hands-on method of practicing mindfulness, while learning and appreciating traditional Japanese wabi-sabi minimalist aesthetics. With 300 years of history behind the art of Ikebana, you will see how Japanese artists create an ecosystem of balance and harmony in one arrangement. Not only will you learn tips and tricks to help maintain fresh flowers that will allow them to last up to two weeks, but you will learn a new skill that will elevate your appreciation for nature.

In this very popular tea ceremony experience, you will enjoy tea ceremony, matcha green tea, and wagashi (Japanese sweets) prepared by a kimono-clad master teishu. The course takes place in a 24-mat authentic tatami room and lasts from 60 minutes. Guided activity in English and Japanese are available. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the historic Japanese tea ceremony!

We offer a traditional Japanese indigo dyeing experience. Here, the dye is made from seeding and growing. We also guide those who want to go to the field. It is very rare for studio to do this consistently. You can have a special experience, not just dyeing. Let's make one and only original item in the world!

Hands-on cooking classes will be held at our Japanese cuisine restaurant "Tokitarazu" in Hiroo, which is an upscale residential area in Tokyo. Our instructor, who has mastery of Kaiseki cuisine, will guide you step by step how to make the dishes and decorate the plates. Specifically, you will learn, e.g., how to make Dashi (soup stock), how to cook rice, and how to use cooking utensils and prepare ingredients, so even beginner chefs can have a great time!  You will also enjoy sake tasting. The class will be held in English and/or Japanese.

You can make the one-of-a-kind handmade Omamori, the special charm you create yourself. Whether you come as a family, alone, or in a group, you can enjoy creating a unique and memorable experience. Please enjoy this special Japanese cultural experience of making OMAMORI, only available here. *Shrine staff will communicate with you though translation device

【OUTLINE】 With this plan you can experience Japanese traditional flower arrangement in Nakano. Nakano is located only 10 min. from JR Shinjuku station and is famous for a variety of subcultures. This classroom cherishes personal creativity and style and encourages arranging flowers with your own free interpretation. All the flowers, vase, and tools can be used free of charge. Feel free to join the experience empty-handed. 【HIGHLIGHTS】 ・Enjoy a traditional Japanese flower arranging experience. ・Flower arranging is very popular abroad. ・You don't need any supplies. ・This class is taught with care.

1. Postcards made with Ise Katagami paper “Ise Katagami” artisans carve over 900 intricate patterns on a one-inch space of durable washi paper for kimono stencil dyeing In this session, you’ll use a katagami stencil by craftsperson Chiaki Imasaka for postcard stencil dyeing 2. Mizuhiki-style money envelope Learn the art of creating Mizuhiki-style money envelopes, traditional Japanese decorative cords used for special occasions. Mizuhiki bookmark 3. Learn the art of Mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese craft used for celebratory envelopes and gifts, which involves coloring and winding silk thread around a core. 4. Craft Mini Clasp Purses Create mini-sized clasp purses and coin cases with traditional Japanese fabric and washi paper, perfect for use as accessory cases.

You Can Experience Authentic Performances and Hands-On Musical Activities Immerse yourself in Japan's rich cultural heritage through authentic performances by professional players of traditional Japanese musical instruments, known as "Hogaku." This activity offers two unique opportunities to connect with Japan's history: 1. Enjoying a passionate and dynamic concert by professional musicians. 2. Participating in a hands-on experience of playing traditional Japanese instruments. During the concert, you will see a captivating and energetic performance by skilled artists, showcasing the beauty of traditional Japanese music. In the hands-on session, you can choose your preferred instrument from Japan's most renowned musical instruments: ・Shamisen ・Koto ・Wadaiko and more! You will receive basic guidance on how to handle the instrument and even have the chance to play a short section together with the group. Of course, there will be time for photography as well.

The shamisen is a traditional Japanese three-stringed instrument, known as the Japanese banjo. The Tsugaru shamisen, the most popular type of shamisen, produces a deep, earth-shaking tone. Enjoy a performance by a master who won the group championship in the Tsugaru Shamisen World Tournament and experience playing the instrument. Explore the intriguing world of traditional Japanese music with the shamisen. Discover how one of the most distinctive sounds in Japanese culture is produced, and learn the basic steps to playing a tsuguru shamisen, a three-stringed musical instrument similar to a guitar. 1person 17,424yen 2persons 19,360yen 3persons 29,040yen 4persons 38,720yen

Discover the essence of traditional Japanese home cooking, ichiju-sansai, in Nagoya, where local fermentation traditions enhance dishes with miso, malt, and soy sauce. Learn to craft a Japanese soup stock using kelp and bonito flakes under the guidance of Grandma, sharing her expertise and culinary wisdom. Choose from three menus featuring cherished family recipes like chicken, salmon, and Nagoya-meshi, celebrated in the region for generations. After preparing and tasting these dishes, participants partake in a serene matcha ceremony, crafting and enjoying matcha with seasonal Japanese sweets. Limited to four people, this intimate experience promises a personalized journey into Nagoya's rich culinary heritage.

You Can Experience Authentic Performances and Hands-On Musical Activities Immerse yourself in Japan's rich cultural heritage through authentic performances by professional players of traditional Japanese musical instruments, known as "Hogaku." This activity offers two unique opportunities to connect with Japan's history: 1. Enjoying a passionate and dynamic concert by professional musicians. 2. Participating in a hands-on experience of playing traditional Japanese instruments. During the concert, you will see a captivating and energetic performance by skilled artists, showcasing the beauty of traditional Japanese music. In the hands-on session, you can choose your preferred instrument from Japan's most renowned musical instruments: ・Shamisen ・Koto ・ Wadaiko and more! You will receive basic guidance on how to handle the instrument and even have the chance to play a short section together with the group. Of course, there will be time for photography as well.