Asakusa: Create Your Own Personalized Japanese Chopsticks
Create your own one-of-a-kind Japanese chopsticks in the heart of Asakusa, just minutes from Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Street.
Shape natural cedar wood by hand using traditional woodworking techniques, then finish it with sanding and an oil coating in around 40 minutes.
Personalize your chopsticks with optional laser engraving or upgraded wood materials to create a meaningful souvenir or gift.
No experience is needed, and friendly English-speaking staff provide step-by-step guidance, making this activity enjoyable for beginners, families, and international visitors.
Take home a handcrafted keepsake that combines Japanese craftsmanship with a memorable cultural experience in Tokyo.
What to expect
Make your own Japanese chopsticks at CRAFT JAPAN Asakusa 3-chome Store, just a short walk from Senso-ji Temple. During this 40-minute workshop, you'll shape natural cedar with a traditional hand plane, smooth it with sandpaper, and finish it with oil. Optional laser engraving is available to personalize your chopsticks.
No experience is required. English support is available, making this activity perfect for beginners and international visitors. Take your handmade chopsticks home the same day as a unique souvenir from Tokyo.
Please note: Guests under 18 must be be accompanied by or have the consent of a parent or guardian. Laser engraving is available for an additional fee. The workshop is held indoors and operates in all weather conditions. Please arrive before your reserved time.













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