This plan will let you to experience dyeing a traditional Japanese Tenugui towel at Fujiya Sen-kobo Dyeing Workshop in Takadano-Baba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. You’ll get to draw the design of your choice on your Tenugui towel using the traditional Hiki-Zome technique, which involves the hand-brushed dyeing of fabric.Both the right tools and the right environment are essential to skillfully dyeing attractive work. The experience of dyeing cloth in an earthen-floor workshop that still breathes the spirit of pre-modern Japan will feel a warm invitation to an earlier time.

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Experience a story tied to the future in historical workshop through the traditional dyeing technique of Hiki-Zome

This plan will let you to experience dyeing a traditional Japanese Tenugui towel at Fujiya Sen-kobo Dyeing Workshop in Takadano-Baba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. You’ll get to draw the design of your choice on your Tenugui towel using the traditional Hiki-Zome technique, which involves the hand-brushed dyeing of fabric.Both the right tools and the right environment are essential to skillfully dyeing attractive work. The experience of dyeing cloth in an earthen-floor workshop that still breathes the spirit of pre-modern Japan will feel a warm invitation to an earlier time.

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• Wed, Oct 1, 2025 - Tue, Mar 31, 2026

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This is a dyeing activity plan at General Incorporated Association Some no Sato Ochiai in Kami Ochiai, Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo. In this activity, you will dye your own initials into a fabric you select from among Tokyo some komon fabrics, with their beautifully exquisite and intricate patterns, and Edo sarasa calico fabrics, with their vivid, richly expressive multi-colored dyeing techniques.For over 100 years since 1920, the dyed textile tradition passed down in the Shinjuku area can be described in one word: beautiful. Enjoy experiencing the chic style that was cherished by Edo townspeople in days of old.

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The Edo dyed textile tradition from Ochiai in Shinjuku.A crafting activity for inscribing your own initials using traditional techniques

This is a dyeing activity plan at General Incorporated Association Some no Sato Ochiai in Kami Ochiai, Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo. In this activity, you will dye your own initials into a fabric you select from among Tokyo some komon fabrics, with their beautifully exquisite and intricate patterns, and Edo sarasa calico fabrics, with their vivid, richly expressive multi-colored dyeing techniques.For over 100 years since 1920, the dyed textile tradition passed down in the Shinjuku area can be described in one word: beautiful. Enjoy experiencing the chic style that was cherished by Edo townspeople in days of old.

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• Wed, Oct 1, 2025 - Tue, Mar 31, 2026

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At Yushima Art, founded in 1897 in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, experience the activity of applying patterns on Japanese Washi paper with gold leaf and powder under the guidance of traditional artisans. This is a beautiful decoration technique used for the Japanese Washi paper in sliding doors and folding screens in castles and traditional Japanese houses, too. The delicate shimmer of 0.1-micron-thin gold leaf as it catches the light can be seen as a symbol of Japanese cultural aesthetics. In this activity, you will experience the traditional Japanese aesthetic elements of delicateness and the beauty of negative space. It transcends the level of a craft activity and transforms into an opportunity to enjoy a deep cultural exchange. It will also culminate in making a traditionally crafted item that is immensely popular for interior decoration and gift-giving. Experience the craftsmanship honed over 130 years since this company was founded, and enjoy a special time creating your own unique piece with the support by our expert.

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Decorate Japanese with glittering gold leaf. Meet the 0.1 micron scale world of the artisan.

At Yushima Art, founded in 1897 in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, experience the activity of applying patterns on Japanese Washi paper with gold leaf and powder under the guidance of traditional artisans. This is a beautiful decoration technique used for the Japanese Washi paper in sliding doors and folding screens in castles and traditional Japanese houses, too. The delicate shimmer of 0.1-micron-thin gold leaf as it catches the light can be seen as a symbol of Japanese cultural aesthetics. In this activity, you will experience the traditional Japanese aesthetic elements of delicateness and the beauty of negative space. It transcends the level of a craft activity and transforms into an opportunity to enjoy a deep cultural exchange. It will also culminate in making a traditionally crafted item that is immensely popular for interior decoration and gift-giving. Experience the craftsmanship honed over 130 years since this company was founded, and enjoy a special time creating your own unique piece with the support by our expert.

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• Wed, Oct 1, 2025 - Tue, Mar 31, 2026

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ⒸTokyo Wildlife Field Guide/Enjoy a Night Hike at Mt. Takao with Your Family! Discover the wonders of nature by observing flying squirrels, insects, and other nocturnal creatures.

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Night Hike at Mt. Takao Tour

ⒸTokyo Wildlife Field Guide/Enjoy a Night Hike at Mt. Takao with Your Family! Discover the wonders of nature by observing flying squirrels, insects, and other nocturnal creatures.

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In Asakusa, enjoy a special experience featuring matcha, Japanese tea, and meditation! Dive heart and tastebuds-first into the world of “ocha,” a cornerstone of Japanese culture.

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Matcha and Green Tea Experience in Tokyo

In Asakusa, enjoy a special experience featuring matcha, Japanese tea, and meditation! Dive heart and tastebuds-first into the world of “ocha,” a cornerstone of Japanese culture.

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The area around the Imperial Palace and Edo Castle is known for its double moat, but during the Edo period, the city also had numerous smaller waterways. The reclaimed land outside the moats was home to townspeople and merchants. The city still retains traces of its Edo-era development, such as traditional crafts shops, old alleyways, and entertainment venues. Tsukiji, closer to the sea than Ginza, thrived as a center for international exchange. Exploring the route to this lively market provides a full experience of Tokyo’s commercial growth.

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[Tokyo Time Travel walking tour] Ginza & Tsukiji Route

The area around the Imperial Palace and Edo Castle is known for its double moat, but during the Edo period, the city also had numerous smaller waterways. The reclaimed land outside the moats was home to townspeople and merchants. The city still retains traces of its Edo-era development, such as traditional crafts shops, old alleyways, and entertainment venues. Tsukiji, closer to the sea than Ginza, thrived as a center for international exchange. Exploring the route to this lively market provides a full experience of Tokyo’s commercial growth.

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To begin, enjoy travelling back in time to learn all about Shinjuku’s development from early Japan to present day at a local museum, setting the scene for the rest of your time in Shinjuku! The museum has life sized replicas of a traditional Japanese shop, house and train carriage where you can immerse yourself in old Tokyo and take great photos! Next, we will walk to one of Shinjuku’s beautiful local shrines hidden away from the fast paced centre of the city.We will then take a short train journey to nearby Kagurazaka, one of Tokyo’s traditional yet trendy neighbourhoods with nods to the past steeped in history and culture. You will head to a beautiful Japanese garden and tea house to enjoy a traditional tea and Japanese sweet experience.

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Walking Tour in Shinjuku and Kagurazaka: Hot Spots and Hidden Gems

To begin, enjoy travelling back in time to learn all about Shinjuku’s development from early Japan to present day at a local museum, setting the scene for the rest of your time in Shinjuku! The museum has life sized replicas of a traditional Japanese shop, house and train carriage where you can immerse yourself in old Tokyo and take great photos! Next, we will walk to one of Shinjuku’s beautiful local shrines hidden away from the fast paced centre of the city.We will then take a short train journey to nearby Kagurazaka, one of Tokyo’s traditional yet trendy neighbourhoods with nods to the past steeped in history and culture. You will head to a beautiful Japanese garden and tea house to enjoy a traditional tea and Japanese sweet experience.

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Tokyo Tower Top Deck & Zojo-ji Half-day Guided & Walking Tour

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Immerse yourself in Tokyo’s omakase coffee course, guided by a personal barista who crafts rare beans into an elegant, full-course tasting.

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Tokyo Omakase Coffee Experience: Luxury Full-Course Tasting

Immerse yourself in Tokyo’s omakase coffee course, guided by a personal barista who crafts rare beans into an elegant, full-course tasting.

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ⒸNisshin Kikinzoku/Craft your own personalized 925 sterling silver ring in Tokyo's Edo traditional silverware workshop. Guided by skilled artisans, design and handcraft a unique ring in just 1.5 hours.

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Tokyo Silver Ring Workshop

ⒸNisshin Kikinzoku/Craft your own personalized 925 sterling silver ring in Tokyo's Edo traditional silverware workshop. Guided by skilled artisans, design and handcraft a unique ring in just 1.5 hours.

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