You can experience the unique art of crafting Japanese-style bento boxes in a kitchen studio often featured on cooking TV shows. Professional photographers will capture these moments on camera. As a souvenir, you'll receive a "Magewappa" bento box along with photographic documentation of your experience! The workshop venue is located in Kagurazaka, a neighborhood known for its preserved traditional ambiance, characterized by old streets and cobblestone alleys. Numerous restaurants, cafes, and small shops are scattered around, adorned by Japanese-style buildings. There are also beautiful shrines and temples, making it a place where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll in an atmospheric setting. You can explore the area and immerse yourself in its charm before or after the workshop.

Kagurazaka is a unique town that has everything: a samurai town, a temple town, a red light district, and a shopping district. Walk around Kagurazaka, where good old tradition and new charm are fused, with a guide who has lived locally for a quarter of a century.

Established in 1652, this historic workshop allows you to receive direct instruction from skilled craftsmen and experience weaving "knitting". And after the production experience, take a stroll around the quaint Kagurazaka area.

In a dyeing workshop with over 100 years of tradition, highly skilled craftsmen will guide you through the cloth dyeing experience of "Edo Sarasa". And after the production experience, take a stroll around the quaint Kagurazaka area.

A zazen meditation experience taught in English by monks in a temple with a history of about 400 years. Before experiencing zazen, take a walk in Kagurazaka, which combines ancient and modern charms.

Experience the "no leakage" swordsmanship with a history of more than 300 years under English guidance. You can also take a stroll in the antique Kagurazaka before or after experiencing the swordsmanship.

Experience making ukiyo-e by receiving direct instruction from skilled craftsmen at Japan's oldest ukiyo-e studio. Before and after the production experience, we will take a stroll through the quaint Kagurazaka area.