Product Description
Discover the Art of Traditional Japanese Papermaking in the Heart of Tokyo
Step into the rich cultural heritage of Japan through the art of washi—Japanese handmade paper with a history of over 1,000 years. Known for its thin, delicate texture and incredible durability, washi is still used today for restoring priceless cultural artifacts.
This hands-on workshop in Asakusa offers a rare opportunity to explore the traditions of washi papermaking and craft your own personalized creations using time-honored techniques.
What You’ll Do
- Learn the History of Washi
Understand how washi has shaped Japanese art and culture for centuries. - Create Personalized Washi Paper
Make your own postcards or decorative sheets using traditional tools and fibers. - Enjoy a Hands-On Cultural Experience
Suitable for all ages and backgrounds—no prior experience required.
Workshop Plans
Plan A (60–90 minutes) – ¥12,000
- 4 handmade washi postcards
- 1 full-size Rakusui decorative paper
- Includes use of colored fibers and decorative materials
Plan B (45–60 minutes) – ¥10,313
- 4 washi postcards
- Choose from a variety of colored papers
Plan C (30–40 minutes) – ¥6,875
- 4 washi postcards
- Simple design using traditional base fibers (no Rakusui or colored embellishments)
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Location
1-chōme-32-11 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Conveniently located in historic Asakusa, just a short walk from the Sensoji Temple and popular shopping streets.
Traveler Reviews
“A must-try cultural experience!”
“A real immersion with plenty of concrete explanations on how washi paper is made. Very enjoyable and intimate.”
“Creative, peaceful, and educational.”
“A relaxing and thoughtful workshop. The teacher was informative, and everything was well-prepared for English speakers.”
“Personalized and fun.”
“They were kind and patient, which made the activity extra enjoyable. A unique hands-on experience I’d recommend to anyone visiting Tokyo.”
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