Tokyo: Customizable Calligraphy in Ginza | 7/9 New Open
- Choose your own brush, inkstone, and calligraphy tools
- Write your name in Japanese kanji
- Enjoy calligraphy in a Japanese-style cultural space
- Customize with fans, umbrellas, daruma dolls, and more
- Take photos in a Japanese-style space and bring your artwork home
What to expect
This beginner-friendly calligraphy workshop in Ginza offers international visitors a rich cultural experience. Start by choosing your preferred tools from hundreds of options. English-speaking staff will teach you basic brush techniques as you practice kanji or your name on traditional paper. You will then create your final artwork on an uchiwa fan and a shikishi board, personalized with colored ink and stamps. Optional items like folding fans and daruma dolls are also available. Finally, take commemorative photos in a venue adorned with art by Shiko Munakata and bring your artwork home in a complimentary tote bag. You can also visit the chopstick-making workshop on the 1st floor.











Reviews
I had THE MOST AMAZING TIME with Kheira! she was so sweet and asked that I “ belive in myself” & told me it doesn’t meed to be perfect! “wabi sabi” i’m so greatful for the experience! book now!
was a great learning experience. Definitely was difficult due to choosing a difficult symbol to write, BUT would not change what I did. the instructors help guide your hands in the beginning if you are having issues. would recommend this class.
I had a blast, Saki was incredibly patient and kind - she’s a blast! The instructions were clear and easy to follow
Fantastic experience, highly recommended to everyone.
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