Asakusa Jusen-in Moss art experience
- Create Your Own Mini Japanese Garden in a Serene Temple
- Travel-Friendly Souvenir: Easy to Take Home & Packing-Safe
- Flexible Plans & Perfect Photo Opportunities
What to expect
Experience moss art using “MOSSTURE,” an everlasting moss, at 寿仙院, a temple in Asakusa. In the serene atmosphere of this historic temple, you can create your own miniature Japanese garden by combining maintenance-free moss with traditional Japanese materials. Enjoy a unique cultural experience where relaxation and creativity come together in a way you can only find here.
You can choose your preferred plan from 3 different options.
Small (Mini Garden)/Large (Premium Garden)/Masu (Japanese Wooden Box)















Reviews
This experience was so memorable. We had the best time! The location was at a temple, very peaceful and a great escape from the typical Tokyo hustle bustle! The hosts were so kind, great at instructions. They helped take plenty of photos after. We love our keepsake mini moss garden, it’s a great addition to our decor from our trip. Our favorite part was the connection we made with the hosts! We really had the best time, and hope to come back next time we visit. Thank you again!
This was a wonderful experience where I could create my own original art! The process of freely arranging stones, moss, and other elements, and letting my imagination run wild, was incredibly enjoyable, and I was very satisfied with the finished product! The instructor, Takeda-san, was very kind and offered helpful advice! The experience at the temple was also unique and created a special atmosphere that I highly recommend!
A wonderful Japanese guy taught me kindly and helped me enjoy some really cool Japanese culture. Great experience! A must-try when visiting Japan!
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