Join a local Japanese artisan in a quaint boutique in the heart of Kyoto for a hands-on workshop creating a traditional temari ball using authentic kimono fabric.
Experience the joy of crafting a temari, a traditional Japanese decorative ball, in the heart of Kyoto’s cultural district. Held in a newly renovated antique boutique, this hands-on workshop lets you connect with Japan’s artistic traditions while making your own keepsake.
Temari are symbolic handmade ornaments used for decoration and celebration across Japan. In this workshop, you’ll use recycled kimono fabric to make your own — no prior experience needed. The process is simple, creative, and suitable for both adults and children.
Enjoy the warm guidance of a skilled local artisan as you craft your temari. Between steps, you’ll also be served a complimentary drink and a selection of traditional Japanese sweets — making it a calming, immersive cultural experience.
After the session, take home your beautiful creation as a one-of-a-kind souvenir that reflects both your creativity and Kyoto’s craftsmanship.
From ¥4,000 per person
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Please kindly enter the workshop upon arrival — your host will be there to greet you.
Address:
25 Okazaki Higashitennōchō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8332, Japan
“The workshop was wonderful. I had such a good time! I’m a big fan of fabrics, so being in a craftsperson’s studio was amazing. I would do any other workshop organized there!”
“Our instructor Mae explained each step of the process very clearly. The temari turned out beautiful, and we will be happy to display them in our home as a memory of our trip. Mae was warm and friendly, and we enjoyed chatting about our lives and cultures. I highly recommend this activity — a nice immersive break from sightseeing.”
“My partner and I loved this! Great to make something traditional out of recycled kimonos. Mae was very friendly and great to talk to. Best experience we’ve had so far.”
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