Experiência de pintura: Shisa, tubarões-baleia, golfinhos, tartarugas marinhas

It's a lot of fun. You can quietly color for as long as you like, and in the end, you'll get a box to put the stone lion in, just like buying a souvenir. It's very thoughtful and a very relaxing activity.

I came in expecting a bit of a workshop on how to properly paint a shisa and was initially surprised that I can paint it however I want. I was left to my own devices after being handed the materials and had a lot of fun painting. I only wish I requested for more shisa to paint.

Facilities: Well-equipped for painting. You won't get dirty. Location: Convenient transportation. Just a short walk away. Experience: Fresh painting. Personal ingenuity.

It's really cost-effective to purchase this tour online in advance, and you don't have to queue with crowds on-site. I highly recommend everyone to make good use of this.

I was recommended this experience by a nice lady in Osaka and I couldn't thank her enough. I had so much fun painting my Shisa to my liking. I just would have liked to get a bit of history about Shisas even as a printout. The staff was very nice and accommodating.

The experience was a 10 out of 10. I would have liked it if they had talked a bit about the history of Shisa and Okinawan culture in this workshop, but I'm not complaining. The staff was very friendly and provided us with all the materials and care to avoid damaging our clothes.

The experience with my 2nd-grade child was really fun! They were very kind and provided Korean explanations, which made the experience comfortable. It was great to be able to look outside while doing it, and there was also a space for babies to lie down and play or rest.

とてもリラックスできて楽しい、自分だけのシーサー像を塗るアクティビティでした。カップルにおすすめです。スタッフの方々もとても親切で、一つ一つ丁寧に説明してくれます。セッションの終わりには、シーサーをきれいに箱に詰めてくれます。

I had a really great time doing the Shisa painting activity. The lady who explained the process to me was very nice , the place was calm and i could paint at my own pace. It’s a fun indoor activity to do in Naha and I’d recommend doing it here.

Although I experienced it in a corner of a travel agency office, the environment was much better and more convenient than that of Ryukyu Mura or Okinawa World. The explanations were detailed and kind, and I particularly liked that I could choose and paint other items besides the Shisa. It's understandable, but since many people shared brushes, the condition of the brushes wasn't very good, which made it difficult to add detail to the coloring, and that was a bit disappointing.