Osaka Workshops

we had a very fun time making the chopsticks. the instructors were so nice and helpfull . we had a great conversation while making the chopsticks. recomanded ifcyou are in the area, just stop by and join a workshop.

My group and I had an amazing time at the cup noodles museum our tour guide Yoshie was the best she met us at the train station very knowledgeable about the history and facts. We we’re able to customize our own cups and create our own noodles flavors . I would definitely recommend this experience.

Painting a traditional Daruma doll in Osaka turned out to be one of the most meaningful experiences of our trip. It’s such a simple idea, painting a face onto your own Daruma but it carries so much intention behind it. You set a goal, paint one eye, and then complete the other when that goal comes true. It made the whole activity feel personal, not just creative. Even without perfect language, the staff guided us so kindly through the process. There was something really calming about sitting down, focusing, and putting your own little personality into the design. No pressure for it to be perfect just yours. It ended up being more than just a souvenir. It felt like we were taking home a small piece of Japanese culture, along with a quiet reminder of our goals. Such a wholesome, grounding experience—and something we’ll actually keep and look back on.

It was ab eye opener to extract the pearl from the oyster! and the size was decent! about 6mm! made the pearl into a necklace! its really beautiful and one in the world! definitely a limited edition! worth it! highly recommend for everyone!

The location was easy to find and even though the space is a little small, my mom and I felt comfortable 😊 We enjoyed being creative and being able to create a truly unique souvenir! The staff was patient and would help if we got stuck....

The class was amazing! our instructor, Haru, did a fabulous job explaining the history and the steps of sashiko. I am pretty clumsy but was able to finish the piece, even with a few hiccups. The building’s atmosphere lends itself to art and creation. There is also a store that sells sashiko premade craft sets along with some beautifully finished pieces. Next to the sashiko store front is a cute cafe, comecoLABO, that I definitely recommend you try either before or after the class. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly and I felt like we bonded in our class as we relaxed and chatted while doing sashiko. Will definitely go again!

Located near Kuromon Market, it's very convenient and easy to find, and the atmosphere was lively from the start. The green tea experience involved a specialist preparing matcha using Kyoto's matcha powder. Each participant received a cup of iced matcha and a daifuku, which paired perfectly. The staff were very engaged and enthusiastic, making it a memorable experience worth trying.

we came in a group of 5, staffs are very generous and friendly, they will try their best to communicate with us for most times. The caligraphy class was fun but might become less focusing in a large group setting. kimono choices were not that many, and the location-wise is quite misleading. Not photogenic places nearby

the best experience!!! very personal and informative! the ladies there were a delight and so helpful! They took their time to show us every step and personalize our chopsticks! highly recommend!!