Asakusa Zori-Making: Craft Your Own Traditional Sandals
- Hands-on Craftsmanship: Learn the authentic technique of Hanao-Suge directly from a local master artisan.
- Recommended for couples or friends traveling together.
- Fully Customizable: Choose your favorite straps and soles to create a design that matches your personal style.
- A Meaningful Souvenir: Take home a wearable piece of Japanese culture rich with tradition and story.
- Beginner Friendly: Clear, step-by-step guidance provided, making it ideal for first-timers of all ages.
- The local staff will provide warm hospitality.
What to expect
Step into traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a hands-on "Hanao-Suge" (strap-fitting) workshop in Asakusa!
Learn how intricate decorative straps (Hanao) are expertly attached to wooden clogs (Geta) or woven sandals (Zori)—an art form perfected over centuries.
Under the guidance of an expert local artisan, select your favorite combination of footwear base and straps, then master the technique of fitting them together.
The result? A pair of custom-made traditional Japanese footwear, tailored specifically to your feet.
More than just a unique keepsake, this immersive experience offers a rare glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage. Walk away with an authentic piece of tradition and a memorable story to share back home.





Reviews
I had a great experience and love my new self-made sandals! The teacher was really nice and helpful. He was really skilled at what he does and is a craftsman himself. I had a lot of fun and would highly recommend!
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