（Page 2）Things to do in Fukuoka

[Fukuoka / Fukuoka City] Experience braiding with couples! Let's make an original strap (with tea confectionery)

Plan ID:16710 Fukuoka / Fukuoka city (Hakata/Tenjin)/Dazaifu Hobby / Cultural experience / Traditional culture experience / Kumihimo braid-making class Provide：KTP

Age 6～Age 100
1～2 hours
10:30 / 13:00 / 15:00

You can experience braiding at one of the few braiding classes in Fukuoka. Make your own original strap with braided cords, which have been a hot topic in popular anime movies. The couple plan includes tea and sweets. The thread is made of "silk", so you can make authentic ones. You can choose from a wide variety of combinations using the cherry blossom round stand, so let's create an original work that suits your taste. [Flow of the day] Please arrive by the meeting time. (Please be punctual) When you check in, please prepare a reservation confirmation email or something that shows the reservation details. ↓3. Experience (about 90 minutes) Choose your favorite color combination and braid it into a heart-shaped pattern. ↓4. Finished The braided work will be sent to you by mail at a later date. Additional postage fees will be charged. (Details will be provided on the day) It is also recommended as a souvenir, gift, or for your own anniversary.

[Fukuoka Prefecture / Fukuoka City] "Flower Arrangement Experience 60 Minute Plan" with Seasonal Flowers (Female Only)

Plan ID:16567 Fukuoka / Fukuoka city (Hakata/Tenjin)/Dazaifu Handmade / Handcraft workshops / Flower arrangement / Botanical arrangement / Gardening / Flower arrangement class Provide：花デザインスタジオ　フルール福岡教室

Age 0～Age 100
Within 1 hour
12:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 17:00 / 18:00

Enjoy an elegant moment surrounded by flowers. Even if you are new to flower arranging, you can participate with confidence. Anyone who likes flowers or is interested in flowers is welcome. You can take the completed arrangement home on the day. Flower arranging is a field of flower design that was introduced to Japan in the early Meiji period along with changes in lifestyle, and in a broad sense, it is a general term for flower shapes excluding corsages and bouquets. In many cases, it refers to things made by inserting them into absorbent foam or displaying them in a container. Unlike ikebana, it does not matter where or how it is made, so it has come to be used for various purposes such as interior decoration and gifts. In Japan, where the four seasons are clearly defined, there was originally a custom of enjoying seasonal flowers. In modern times, there are fewer opportunities to feel the four seasons in daily life and it has become simplified, but through flowers, you can enjoy the rich seasons even more. You can obtain qualifications from the NFD (Japan Flower Designers Association).