Craft a unique traditional Japanese lantern using authentic washi paper in this engaging workshop located in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo. Guided by a friendly English-speaking host, you'll delve into the art of lantern-making, starting with the construction of the frame and then applying delicate washi paper. Enjoy fascinating stories about Japanese craftsmanship and the cultural significance of your creation. The finished lantern not only showcases your artistic flair but also folds flat for easy travel, making it a practical souvenir to remind you of your Japanese adventure.
Guided by a friendly English-speaking local host, learn traditional lantern-making techniques, hear fascinating stories about Japanese craftsmanship, and take home a handmade lantern that folds flat for easy travel. Begin by building the lantern's frame, learning how Japanese artisans have shaped lanterns for centuries. Then carefully apply delicate washi paper before adding the finishing touches with brushes to create a stylish lantern that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern interior design. Your friendly English-speaking local instructor will share the history of Japanese lanterns, the cultural significance of washi paper, and stories about everyday life and craftsmanship in Japan. Feel free to ask questions and enjoy meaningful conversations while working at your own pace in a welcoming atmosphere. Unlike many souvenirs, your finished lantern is both beautiful and practical—it folds flat for easy packing, making it simple to take home. Whether displayed in your living room, or office, it will become a lasting reminder of your journey to Japan.
The entrance is behind a glass door on the right side of Lawson Broadway convenience store. Please, take an elevator to the floor number 5!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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