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Wear a kimono on your own and Stroll through Shounji Temple

Learn the graceful art of wearing a kimono. I’ll guide you through the process of putting one on, and then we’ll visit the scenic Shounji Temple for a peaceful walk and photos. **FOR WOMEN ONLY • You’ll learn the proper method of putting on and wearing a kimono, including how to tie a hanhaba obi (half-width sash). • We’ll stroll around the nearby Shounji Temple and take photos. (In case of rain, you’ll instead learn kimono etiquette indoors.) You’ll walk away with an understanding of the fundamentals of this refined traditional art form, as well as some elegant photos of your adventure. Note: Please wear something over your underwear (such as a camisole and petticoat or slip).

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5; 8 evaluaciones

有名革職人と本格レザーサンダル作り体験/中目黒のアトリエで革職人になろう/初心者歓迎

Workshop flow: Handmade authentic leather sandals 1. Please let us know this by message when booking ・Sandal type, your shoe size, and color <Sandal type> 　A. Thong type 　B. Cross 　C. Thumb hold <Color> 　1. Natural 　2. Black <Size> 　Choose from S to XXL 　Or your usual shoe size 2.Introduction (10 min.) ・Meet at the Nakameguro workshop and introduce yourself. ・A brief introduction to the history of Japanese leather craft and Tochigi leather. 3. Leather assembly work (1.5 hours) ・Use pre-cut Tochigi leather parts to glue and assemble. ・Work while learning about the basics and process of sandal making. 4. Final Finishing (1 hour) -The sandals are adjusted and polished to create a finished product. The host will help you with the fine details to create a professional finish. 5. Closing (10 min.) -You will receive the finished shoes or sandals, a certificate, and photos and videos of the process. -You will receive a free gift of leather wax. We will give you advice on how to care for your leather products. What you will experience -Hands-on experience of shoemaking using Tochigi leather. -An opportunity to learn about Japanese craftsmanship and the story of the host's leather brand. -You will create your own original sandals and take home a special memory. -Taking photos and videos is permitted throughout the experience. -Introducing recommended shops, restaurants and cafes.

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Traditional Kyoto doll-making and hinoki fan painting

Explore the history of traditional Kyoto dolls and participate in a hands-on hinoki fan painting experience at one of the city’s renowned doll-making studios with a master Yūsoku Hina doll artisan. • Learn about the history of Kyoto Hina dolls and hinoki fans, their use in seasonal festivals, and the cultural tradition of gifting Hina dolls. • Observe artisans at work in the Ōhashi Ippō studio, making, painting, and dressing the dolls. • Paint your own hinoki fan, a delicate and decorative piece often used in Hina doll displays. Get inspired with seasonal motifs and traditional pine, bamboo, and plum designs. I’ll guide you through the process. You'll leave with a unique, handcrafted memento from this immersive cultural experience.

Calificación promedio: 4.67 de 5; 3 evaluaciones

Master manga basics with a professional artist

Spend a few hours with a manga master to see how manga artists create Japanese graphic novels. You’ll learn basic manga drawing techniques and how to create characters. No experience required! • I’ll start by sharing a little about the history of manga. I’ll provide you with professional tools for drawing, like G Pens, ink, and manga paper. • Next, I’ll demonstrate how to draw characters, create their facial expressions, and lay out the comic panels of a manga story. • Now it’s your turn! Create a comic that tells a short story, and we’ll share what we’ve created with one another. You’ll leave with enhanced drawing skills, a deeper appreciation for the craft of drawing manga, and a personalized caricature that I’ve drawn for you!

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5; 1 evaluaciones

Explore Shibuya's street art with a local graffiti curator

Join me, a longtime mural preservationist, as I reveal the stories behind the eye-popping street art in two of Tokyo’s trendiest neighborhoods: Shibuya and Harajuku. • In between spotting graffiti tags and admiring massive murals, we’ll duck into secret alleyways, abandoned buildings, and underground spots that are only known by locals. • For daytime sessions, we’ll also stop by galleries and view current art exhibitions (when available). If you select the night tour, you’ll get a glimpse of graffiti artworks painted on shuttered storefronts, which are normally hidden from view. • We’ll wrap up at a cafe with a brief digital demonstration of before-and-after examples of murals, including one that has been turned into an NFT. • You’ll have plenty of time to photograph your favorite scenes along the way. If you prefer being in front of the lens, I’ll share tips for the best angles and poses for selfies. Walk away with snapshots of yourself against these colorful canvases—and the stories behind each one.

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Edo-style lantern painting at a century-old shop

Experience the art of hand-painting your own mini lantern at an artisanal workshop that has been making lanterns in Tokyo for generations. • Hear the history of my family’s studio, Namidabashi Oshimaya, established in 1913, and how we’ve preserved techniques passed down for centuries to create traditional lanterns and umbrellas. • Learn about our specialty, Edo chochin, the craft of making hand-painted lanterns from washi paper stretched on a bamboo frame. I’ll guide you through the process step-by-step. • Customize your own lantern by sketching and painting on bold characters, designed to be visible from a distance, and choosing the colors. You’ll also receive a mini-mini lantern as a gift. You’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind memento of your time in Tokyo, as well as a deeper understanding of this beloved art form.

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Traditional Japanese fabric painting with an artisan

Get an up-close look at the art of Kyo-yuzen, the traditional method of painting dye directly onto fabric. After watching me create a piece step by step, you’ll put what you’ve learned to work! • I’ll introduce Kyo-yuzen and its history. Learn how the technique originated in Kyoto during the Edo period, toward the end of the 17th century, the materials used, and typical patterns and designs. • Watch me conceptualize a design, apply dyeing techniques, and craft a one-of-a-kind piece. I’ll answer any questions along the way. • Now it’s your turn! Using what you’ve learned, you’ll hand-dye a handkerchief, with my guidance throughout. You’ll leave with a deeply personal connection to this elegant Kyoto art form, as well as a beautiful keepsake.

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Calificación promedio: 4.98 de 5; 1218 evaluaciones

Tokio saca tu mejor lado

Ongoing Promos -Bookings for February 2025 are currently 10% discounted! -Day time shooting is currently available upon request! I will show you guys the visuals of Shibuya, the views you can get of the Crossing from above. Off the beaten paths spots and major tourist spots you shouldn't miss. After that we will move to Shinjuku via the JR Yamanote Line (12 minute train ride) and show you the gritty side of Tokyo, showing you the tiniest of alleys and the main night-life spot. The tour/photoshoot is going to be around 2-3 hours. I will be providing you with 25-40 high resolution photos, post processed and ready to share to your friends and family. Disclaimer: The experience is not a private session unless you book for one!

Calificación promedio: 4.88 de 5; 598 evaluaciones

Hagamos un kimono juntos (y llévate el tuyo de regalo)

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 ★We received the Gold Award at the Omotenashi Selection, which is given to outstanding products and services selected by a panel of foreigners living in Japan.★ Obi(Free rental, available for purchase) Obiage, Obijime and Obi pillow (Free rental, available for purchase) Summary of class a) Women's Kimono Select a kimono of your choice (additional charges for upgraded kimono; JYP2,000〜6,000) Customize it to your size Learn how to wear a kimono. Photo time!! b) Men's kimono Select a kimono of your choice("haori" + "kimono" set is additional JYP 2,000) Print out your name in Kanji and choose the color of the font iron on kimono Photo time!! ＊Please note that our kimonos are vintage, so it might have stains in some areas. We are trying our best to preserve previous kimono culture, instead of ending in a landfill. For further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!

Calificación promedio: 4.84 de 5; 25 evaluaciones

Kinstugi: la técnica tradicional japonesa de reparar cerámica

お車でお越しのお客様は、会場となる山岳マルシェで集合いたします。電車でお越しのお客様は、タクシーをご利用ください。本漆を使った金継ぎの体験をしていただきます。(2時間) １つの器を１日で金継ぎすることはできないので、各工程をそれぞれ異なる器で体験していただき、その日の完成品も持ち帰ることができないため、あらかじめ私が完成させておいた器の中からお好きなものを１つお持ち帰りいただく、という概要です。詳細な流れについては、以下の通りです。１、パテを使い、器の欠けを埋める作業をします。２、パテで埋めてある器を、綺麗に磨く作業をします。３、漆を塗って、金粉や銀粉を蒔いて仕上げます。４、割れた器を漆を使って接着する作業をします。５、既に出来上がった完成品の中から、お好きなものを１つ選んでいただき、お土産にしていただきます。日本の伝統的な技術である金継ぎは、日本のみならず海外でも昨今注目されています。金継ぎを通して、日本独特の「わびさび」や「もったいない」の文化をお伝えできればと思っております。その他の留意事項漆にかぶれやすい方、漆にかぶれた経験のある方、小さいお子さまにはお勧めできません。

Calificación promedio: 4.96 de 5; 1118 evaluaciones

Te hago fotos en Tokio

Welcome to an unforgettable experience in Japan! I’m Guillermo Alarcón, an award-winning photographer and cinematographer ranked #1 on Airbnb worldwide. With over 5,000 happy clients and 1,500+ 5-star reviews, I bring dreams to life through cinematic photos and videos. New for 2024: I now offer cinematic video shoots using high-end cinema-quality cameras and lenses featured in Netflix productions. Capture Japan’s magic like never before! Key Experiences: Neo Tokyo Cinematic Nights: Step into a cyberpunk-inspired photoshoot where Tokyo glows with vibrant neon lights. I’m a pioneer of this genre, with work dating back to 2015—accept no imitations! 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM (Groups of 1-4) 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (Groups of 4+) Limited Cherry Blossom Shoots (March 17 - April 10): 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM (Groups < 4) 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM (Groups 4+) Reserve early—this is the busiest time of year! Private Sessions: Explore hidden gems in Tokyo, Hakone, or Fuji with tailored experiences, exclusive locations, and over 150 cinematic photos. Perfect for couples, proposals, honeymoons, and groups of 3+ With each session, you’ll receive over 150 photos in my cinematic, sci-fi, and fantasy style. Don’t risk your dream photos! Check my website, futurevizion. jp, and IG @future_vizion for previews and 5-star reviews from thousands of clients. Book now—dates fill fast. Let’s create magic together.

Calificación promedio: 4.95 de 5; 310 evaluaciones

Aprende la técnica del kintsugi

Learn the art of Kintsugi—repairing ceramics using lacquer dusted with precious metals. While it usually takes more than a month to finish a Kintsugi piece, I've developed this lesson so you can participate in this craft in one afternoon. With my guidance, you'll apply lacquer and 24-karat gold powder using the traditional techniques and methods. You'll leave with your own Kintsugi piece as a souvenir of the experience. Other things to note At the end of the session you'll be taking home your own Kintsugi ceramic cup, decorated with 24-karat gold. This is worth about 100 usd or 10,000 JPY.

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5; 54 evaluaciones

Learn the secret of Japanese food in Nagoya

Let's learn how to make Miso katsu, Nagoya's speciality using local Mikawa pork instead of waiting in line at a restaurant and learn about the secrets of Japanese food! ※Dates and times are flexible so please feel free to contact me! ※You can change to gluten friendly and vegan ingredients, tofu cutlet, chicken cutlet and fish cutlet! Please let me know at the time of reservation. First, we meet at Hatta station (10 minites from Nagoya .st by subway) and head for my little cooking studio together. You can learn how to make the following items! ・Miso katsu (deepfrief pork with miso sauce) ・Nimono (simmered vegetable) ・Miso soup ・Cooked rice ・Japanese carrot dressing ・Japanese pickled cucumber You can also learn how to make dashi, Japanese traditional broth which is used for miso sause, miso soup, nimono and how to best cook rice and deep fried pork. Then, we enjoy the food while chatting! I'd like to share our interesting food culture too! ・I take photos of you cooking and share them with you later! All of the photos on this page were taken by me. ・You get all of the written recipes ※If you have food allergies, please let me know in advance. ※I'm sorry, but there is possibly that a single male participant is unable to be accept. #cooking class in Nagoya #cooking experience in Nagoya #Learn Japanese food

Calificación promedio: 4.85 de 5; 472 evaluaciones

Increíble experiencia de karting en Tokio

You need hardcopies of your original driving license, an international driving permit issued by the local authority of your country (must be under geneva convention 1949), and your passport are required for this activity. If your driving license is from Switzerland, Germany, France, Taiwan, Belgium, Estonia, or Monaco, an original driving license and an official Japanese translation by the authorized organization, and your passport are required. International driving permits that are issued under Vienna convention 1968 are not accepted in Japan. If you cannot show a hard copy of your IDP on the day of the activity, then the tour will be canceled without a refund. Your international driving permit (IDP) should also be in booklet form. Not paper form. Let's see Tokyo from a different and unique point of view. We'll drive by top landmarks, including Toyosu (Tokyo Bay), Ginza, Nihonbashi, Kanda, Akihabara, Ueno and Asakusa. We will take original and unforgettable photos of you. We'll start from our shop, which is northeast of Tokyo, and we'll have an exciting ride on the public roads. Ginza will be one of the more busier areas, everyone walking on the street will look at us and want to take photos—you'll feel like you're a movie star. Bare in mind we may have to alter or change route slightly depending on traffic on a daily basis.

Calificación promedio: 4.93 de 5; 367 evaluaciones

Tokio en un día: un tour por los 10 lugares más emblemáticos

Welcome to Tokyo, Japan! Let’s dive into and discover Tokyo's kaleidoscope of sights and sounds! Explore as many as 10 attractions in the city on this full day tour. We take you to the must-see sights and also show you the hidden gems of each location. Let’s stroll the city on foot and by metro like a local for the day. Transportation and the street in the area are very complicated, even for the Japanese. However, all our guides were born and raised in Japan, have lived for a long time close to the area, and are well-trained expert locals. So, we can take you to so many places, at the best time, within a limited timeframe. We recommend you join our tour on your first day in Tokyo. Because, you can learn not only about sights, but also about Japanese history, culture, society, ways of thinking, values and even about local etiquette, how to take public transportations, our everyday life. But above all, the best part of travelling is good food. This tour will take you to some of the best-known restaurants you should not miss when you are in the area, as well as hidden gems recommended by locals. 【Places to visit】 Seven Eleven, Meiji Shrine, Shibuya scramble crossing/Bronze Statue of Hachi, Tsukiji fish/meat/vegetable market (lunch), Tsukiji Honganji temple, Imperial Palace, Marunouchi, Tokyo station, Akihabara, local café, Sensoji temple, Asakusa shrine.

Calificación promedio: 4.91 de 5; 691 evaluaciones

De compras con un asesor personal en Ginza, Tokio (Japón)

Leave your Tokyo Shopping to me!! "Omakase" There are so many options in Tokyo, I don't want you to waste your precious time looking for shops and things. Shopping in Tokyo is one of best way to create your better future. I will take you exclusively to the Japanese brands that I feel match your own personal style, so that your experience is truly personalized to you. I will show you items which you can only buy in Tokyo - most visitors couldn't find by themselves or by using tourist’s guide books. Fashion styles include Quiet luxury, Minimalism, Street Style,Business Casual, Old Money Style,and more. This is a shopping experience cultivated just for you. It's like treasure hunting in a deluxe closet!! The stores we visit were carefully chosen based on my own 30 years of real-world shopping experience and experience serving more than 150,000 customers. My personal network gives me fresh information that most people don't know. Stores I chose will share not only their fine collection of apparel but their history and experiences, I expect everyone to trade inspirations and perspectives, as well as wide range of interest during the visit. “Don’t just shop. Collect the precious moments in those experiences to obtain, rediscover yourselves!”

Calificación promedio: 4.94 de 5; 51 evaluaciones

Paseo cultural por la isla de Iriomote

A unique English-speaking tour dedicated to the fascinating culture of Iriomote and the Yaeyama Islands. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION: you’ll receive money back if you’re not satisfied. Let's walk through the oldest villages on Iriomote Island, Sonai, and Hoshidate, which are 500 years old. We will visit traditional Okinawan houses and shrines to hear many stories about everyday life, history, customs, and religion of Iriomote Island and the former Ryukyu kingdom. Ryukyuans developed complex culture with a distinctive language and religion where women are spiritual leaders. Iriomote is not only beautiful nature. Secret tradition is still alive. 9:30 (14:30) Meeting at the pick-up point. Introduction to Okinawan history and Iriomote dialect. 10:10 (15:10) Viewing local shrine. Introduction to religious practices. 10:30 (15:30) Visiting a traditional thatched-roof house. Learning about Okinawan living style and housing. 11:00 (16:00) Old well and other historical locations. Learning about edible plants. 11:30 (16:30) Moving to Hoshidate village to see local shrines and traditional houses. Hearing about specific rituals, and way of living close to nature. 12:15 (17:15) Tea time. Having a rest with a sip of herbal tea prepared by a shaman. Seeing videos of local events. Listening to legends and local songs. 13:00 (18:00) Tour end The time can be adjusted to ferry schedule.

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