Enjoy the rich tapestry of Japanese culture by embarking on a captivating accessory-making workshop in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo. Hosted by the renowned 浅草桜永-ouei-日本文化体験サロン, this intimate session allows you to craft your own personalized souvenir under the guidance of expert artisans. Discover the intricate art of traditional craftsmanship as you explore the world of Japanese cultural heritage. With flexible booking options and a convenient location, this experience promises to leave you with a newfound appreciation for the country’s artistic traditions.
Key Points
- Immersive Japanese cultural experience through accessory making in Asakusa, Tokyo, hosted by a traditional Japanese culture salon.
- Hands-on instruction and assistance from experienced staff in creating unique, handmade souvenirs to take home.
- Maximum group size of 6 travelers for personalized attention, with no prior experience required.
- Convenient meeting point and easy-to-follow directions to the 2nd-floor studio.
- Inclusive of miscellaneous goods, tool rental, and production support, with a lowest price guarantee and flexible cancellation policy.
Experience Overview
The experience offers visitors a chance to enjoy Japanese culture by creating their own accessories in the heart of Tokyo’s Asakusa district.
Hosted by the 浅草桜永-ouei-日本文化体験サロン, the ‘Making Accessories’ activity is priced from $50.29 per person.
Travelers can reserve now and pay later, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start.
The activity takes place in a cozy studio, where you will be provided with materials and guidance to craft their unique souvenirs.
With a maximum of 6 travelers per session, this intimate cultural experience promises an authentic exploration of traditional Japanese arts.
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Meeting Point and Directions
Travelers will meet at Kuyōboshi, located at 〒111-0033 Tokyo, Taito City, Hanakawado, 1-chōme−8−13 喜楽. Follow the directions by walking along the road between Starbucks and Asakusa Ekimise, crossing Tonkatsu and Oyama Street, then down the street between Ministop and Showaken to the 2nd floor between Kiraku and Kuyosei.
Step | Direction |
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1 | Walk along the road between Starbucks and Asakusa Ekimise |
2 | Cross Tonkatsu and Oyama Street |
3 | Walk down the street between Ministop and Showaken |
4 | Head to the 2nd floor between Kiraku and Kuyosei |
The activity ends back at the meeting point.
What to Expect
Upon arrival at the meeting point, you will be warmly greeted by the friendly staff from the 浅草桜永-ouei-日本文化体験サロン.
They’ll then be guided to the 2nd-floor studio, where the cultural experience takes place.
Participants can expect to:
- Learn the traditional art of making Japanese accessories, such as keychains or small decorative items.
- Receive hands-on instruction and assistance from the experienced staff.
- Choose from a variety of materials and designs to personalize their creations.
- Take home their unique, handmade souvenirs as a memento of their Japanese cultural experience.
Inclusions and Exclusions
Included in the experience are miscellaneous goods, tool rental, and production support from the friendly staff.
Participants can create their own accessories using a variety of materials, guided by the salon’s knowledgeable instructors. No prior experience is necessary, making it an accessible activity for all.
The maximum group size is 6 travelers, ensuring personalized attention. However, the experience isn’t wheelchair accessible and children under 10 can’t participate.
Participation Guidelines
Although the Japanese culture experience in Tokyo Asakusa is accessible to most travelers, there are a few participation guidelines to note.
Firstly, the activity is limited to a maximum of 6 travelers per tour/activity.
Secondly, it’s important to note that the experience isn’t wheelchair accessible.
Thirdly, the activity is located near public transportation, making it convenient for participants.
Lastly, children under 10 years old aren’t permitted to participate.
Booking and Confirmation
When booking the Japanese culture experience in Tokyo Asakusa, travelers will receive confirmation at the time of booking. This allows them to plan their schedule accordingly.
Booking the experience is simple – travelers just need to check availability and select their preferred time slot. The experience offers a lowest price guarantee, so customers can be confident they’re getting the best deal.
With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, there’s flexibility if plans change. Whether visiting solo or as a group, this cultural activity in the heart of Asakusa provides an authentic Japanese craft experience.
Traveler Reviews
What do travelers say about their experience at the Japanese culture workshop in Tokyo Asakusa?
Overwhelmingly positive, with many praising:
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The skilled instructors who provide excellent guidance and support throughout the creative process.
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The opportunity to enjoy traditional Japanese crafts and learn new skills.
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The relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere that allows them to fully engage in the experience.
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The unique, handmade souvenirs they get to take home as a lasting memento of their time in Asakusa.
Travelers consistently describe the workshop as a highlight of their trip, offering a truly memorable and enriching cultural experience.
Nearby Attractions
The Japanese culture experience in Tokyo Asakusa is surrounded by a wealth of nearby attractions that offer visitors an immersive exploration of the city’s rich heritage.
Sensoji Temple, a Buddhist temple dating back to the 7th century, is just a short walk away. Nearby Nakamise shopping street bustles with traditional craft shops and street food stalls, providing an authentic taste of old Tokyo.
The Asakusa Hanayashiki amusement park, Japan’s oldest, delights with its vintage rides and charming atmosphere.
These vibrant neighborhoods perfectly complement the hands-on cultural activities, creating a well-rounded Tokyo adventure.
The Sum Up
Enjoy Japan’s vibrant culture by crafting unique accessories in Asakusa, Tokyo. This intimate workshop led by experts offers a memorable journey into the country’s artistic heritage. With a flexible cancellation policy and convenient location, it’s a must-try experience for those seeking an authentic cultural encounter. Don’t miss the opportunity to create your own personalized souvenirs and enjoy the warm hospitality of the staff.
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