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Create Your Own Guardian Lion-Dog and Take Home a Piece of Okinawan Culture.
Experience Highlights
- Design Your Own Shisa
Let your creativity shine as you paint your very own Shisa — Okinawa’s iconic lion-dog guardian. Choose from a variety of vibrant paints to decorate it in traditional or personalized styles. - Fun for All Ages
Perfect for families, friends, couples, and art lovers alike. Kids aged 3 and up are welcome to join in, making this a great bonding activity that suits all generations. - Relax and Create at Your Own Pace
The experience takes place in a calm, welcoming lounge where you can take your time painting, unwind between brushstrokes, and enjoy the laid-back island atmosphere. - Memorable Souvenir
Bring home a handcrafted piece of Okinawan heritage — a unique souvenir painted by you to commemorate your visit.
About the Shisa
Found at entrances across Okinawa, Shisa statues are believed to protect homes by warding off evil spirits. Their curly manes and fierce yet endearing expressions make them a beloved symbol of the region.
Package Details
Experience Name: Shisa Painting Experience
Price: ¥2,000 per participant
Duration: Flexible (average time ~1 hour)
Last Entry: 16:00
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Eligibility & Notes
- Ages 3 and above can participate
- Infants and young children must be included in the total headcount
- All painting materials are provided
- Optional lounge services and resting space for babies available
- Multilingual support may be available on-site (including Korean)
Location
LeaLea Lounge Okinawa
〒900-0033 Okinawa, Naha, Kume, 2 Chome−3−15 JR Kyushu Naha Building 1F
Traveler Reviews
- “I expected a step-by-step workshop but was pleasantly surprised to have the freedom to paint however I wanted. Really fun and relaxing!”
- “Great value for money if you book online. No need to wait in long queues. Highly recommend booking ahead.”
- “Went with my second grader and had a blast. Friendly staff and a relaxing atmosphere — even a place for babies to lie down and rest. Very thoughtful setup.”
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