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Seasonal Japanese sweets making & matcha experience cafe @ Asakusa ~ Casually experience Japanese culture! First-timers are welcome! Enjoy even on rainy days ★ Weekend-only cafe ★

Choose from two types of seasonal sweets of the month. In 45 minutes, children and adults can enjoy the experience of making Japanese sweets and making matcha tea. ■Flow from entering the store■1. Choose and make a high-grade fresh confection (about 15 minutes) *Choose from two types of seasonal sweets of the month. 2. Choose your favorite tea bowl and plate 3. Make matcha tea 4.

46 years in the business! Experience making soba noodles with the owner of a soba restaurant (including tasting and souvenirs)

[Traditional Nihachi soba noodles handed down since the Edo period] 2. Form a group of 3 people and make one ball of soba noodles (250g x number of people). Afterwards, eat the delicious soba noodles you made yourself. *Includes a souvenir of soba noodles (2 servings)

[Tokyo, Asakusa] Make your own Taiyaki with various ingredients! (50 minutes)

At "GURAKU", we convey Japanese traditions and culture through the making of "Taiyaki", a familiar Japanese sweet that has been loved since ancient times. The experience lasts about 50 minutes, and each person will make six Taiyaki. (Taiyaki ingredients are not provided for preschool children and visitors.) Necessary tools and various ingredients are provided, so you can participate empty-handed.

[Tokyo, Asakusa] Paper Mache Painting Experience: Make your own original Daruma and Maneki Neko!

Why not try painting an auspicious paper mache doll with your own original design at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Paper mache dolls are made by creating a frame from wood or other materials and pasting washi paper onto them to create a shape. They originally came from China, but are said to have been introduced to Japan during the Heian period. They come in a variety of shapes, but many are shaped like animals, which are considered to be auspicious.

[Tokyo, Okachimachi] Mini origami lamp and Mizuhiki belt workshop, with special tea and Japanese sweets! About 5 minutes walk from the station

Experience Japanese tradition and make your own original work! A mini origami lamp is made by folding several sheets of handmade washi paper into an accordion shape and gluing them together. When you insert a small lamp into the accordion-shaped washi paper, the lamp will emit a gentle, warm light. When you close the accordion, it will look like a closed book, and you can also make a mizuhiki knot decoration on the obi. A one-of-a-kind piece.

[Asakusa, Tokyo] Upcycled Goshuincho (stamp book) Making your own original Goshuincho (stamp book) that is kind to the earth!

Why not make your own original goshuincho (stamp book) at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Goshuincho (stamp books) are used by worshippers to keep a record of their visits and mementos of their journeys and pilgrimages when they visit Japanese temples and shrines. First of all, there are upcycled goshuincho (stamp books) that are kind to the earth and are made from recycled materials such as scraps from the kimono manufacturing process, used paper bags, and wrapping paper.

[Tokyo, Asakusabashi] Accessory workshop where you can make authentic original bangles to decorate your wrist

・About a 3-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station in Taito Ward, Tokyo. You can enjoy making authentic bangles, starting from choosing the materials. ・You can take the completed work home on the same day. You can wear it right away. ・The craftsman will give you direct instruction. We are flexible in responding to requests, so please feel free to contact us. ・We are open to everyone, from small children to seniors.

[Tokyo, Asakusabashi] Accessory workshop where you can make freely arranged charms such as necklaces and bracelets

・About a 3-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station in Taito Ward, Tokyo. You can enjoy making authentic charms, starting from choosing the materials. ・You can arrange the completed charms into necklaces, bracelets, etc. on the day. (Necklaces, bracelets, etc. are sold separately) ・You can take the completed work home on the day. You can wear it immediately. ・The craftsman

[Tokyo, Asakusabashi] Accessory workshop where anyone from children to seniors can make their own original rings

・About a 3-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station in Taito Ward, Tokyo. You can enjoy making authentic rings, starting from choosing the materials. ・You can take the completed work home on the same day. You can wear it right away. ・The craftsman will give you direct instruction. We are flexible in responding to requests, so please feel free to contact us. ・We are open to everyone, from small children to seniors.

[Tokyo, Asakusa] Paper Mache Painting Experience: Make your own original Daruma and Maneki Neko!

Why not try painting an auspicious paper mache doll with your own original design at the popular Japanese culture experience cafe in Asakusa? Paper mache dolls are made by creating a frame from wood or other materials and pasting washi paper onto them to create a shape. They originally came from China, but are said to have been introduced to Japan during the Heian period. They come in a variety of shapes, but many are shaped like animals, which are considered to be auspicious.

[Tokyo, Asakusa] Experience indigo dyeing a handkerchief in Asakusa! Experience time starts from 1 hour ★ "Dye a one-of-a-kind piece!"

*You can come to Wanariya empty-handed!! Wanariya has four indigo vats. We also provide aprons and gloves to protect the products to be dyed and your clothes, so please come to Wanariya empty-handed. If necessary, we ask customers to wear shoe guards to protect their shoes from getting dirty. If your clothes get dirty,

[Tokyo, Ueno] Handmade "Edo Kimekomi" Magnet Making Experience (60-90 minutes)

We will introduce you to an experience plan from Mataro Doll Hall, where you can make Kimekomi dolls by remaking old clothes and fabrics.