Glass Painting Experience in Okinawa

The environment is spacious and comfortable, so don’t worry if you don’t know how to draw. Cardboards with different patterns are provided, and with a little creativity, you can create unique glasses. However, only dark-colored water cups were provided that day, and only white paint could be clearly seen. Moreover, the quality of the paint is poor, and the paint bottle's pump is blocked to varying degrees, so you have to squeeze hard to squeeze it out. Although the staff will replace them immediately, the ones replaced are all old paints, which also have the problem of blocked pumps. After finishing the glass, it is also packaged in a carton for easy taking home.

Glass painting was a captivating art form that involves painting on glass surfaces, resulting in vibrant and translucent creations. Artists use specialized paints and techniques to achieve stunning effects on glass objects like windows, vases, and ornaments. It offers a unique way to add color and beauty to any space.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Unfortunately my paint tube was almost empty at first, which made painting difficult, but after I asked the staff refilled it and it became easier. We could choose between a deep blue glass color or a red one. Some of the paint came out more easily, some was rather difficult. You don't interact much with the staff, you can always ask if you need anything but normally you're left to your own to paint in peace.

Experience: Very interesting Location: Very convenient, within walking distance of Kokusai Street 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

If you like DIY activities, you will definitely enjoy it. Don't worry if you are not good at drawing, because there are reference cards for you to copy the drawings.

The time is free and flexible, the production space is very comfortable, the staff are also very friendly, and the service attitude is very good.

Great experience, the waiter has a good attitude and teaches carefully. The location is very close to the hotel, which is convenient.

The stained glass painting experience was a rare treat. However, the only minor drawback was that the paint used for the patterns was a bit difficult to squeeze out.

It's not done in a workshop, but in a corner of a travel agency office, there are paints in small sauce containers in glass cups, and you experience painting there. Adults might be able to do it, but it's difficult for children from the sketching stage. (You can follow the existing draft for the sketch, but the paint runs on the glass cup or the paint hardens and doesn't come out.) It's better to buy a pre-made glass craft cup for more money or go to a pottery village to do it. The staff are friendly, but they are busy dealing with other travel agencies, so don't think of it as a workshop experience.

Don't do it. I trusted and applied because all the products I've done through Klook have never disappointed me, but the cost-effectiveness is a complete waste... I had some expectations because it was called glass crafting, but my child said it would be better to buy glass deco at Daiso and draw on a glass cup. As soon as we arrived, they said, "You can draw like this," and that was the end. I thought we were going to a workshop, but it was just four chairs lined up in a corner of a travel agency office, and we sat in a row by the window, drew, and then it was over!!! It was an experience that would have been a waste even if I had given 5,000 won for a cup worth a few thousand won and glass deco.