The magnificent nature of Miyakejima half-day I will go around.Do you not feel with a guide the vegetation transition unique to a remote island and encounter with plants and organisms in the four seasons?For those who can not take the time of course one day, half-day We will guide you to enjoy the best of Miyakejima.

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[Tokyo Miyakejima]Half-day guided tour

The magnificent nature of Miyakejima half-day I will go around.Do you not feel with a guide the vegetation transition unique to a remote island and encounter with plants and organisms in the four seasons?For those who can not take the time of course one day, half-day We will guide you to enjoy the best of Miyakejima.

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• Thu, Jul 17, 2025 - Wed, Dec 24, 2025

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This is a plan for crafting Edo Kiriko cut-glass on your choice of tableware selected from among three options at Shimizu Glass in Horikiri, Katsushika-ku Ward.. Founded in 1923 as a glass processing company, Shimizu Glass has continued to refine its glass processing techniques for a century. Edo Kiriko cut-glass products imbued with this long history of experience are works of art with fine patterns that you can use in daily life. Through Edo Kiriko cut-glass crafting that brightens your daily table, experience a glimpse of history that suffuses its brilliance.

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Edo Kiriko cut-glass pattern adorns your tableware of choiceSpend time immersed in the world of glass, touching a century of craftsmanship

This is a plan for crafting Edo Kiriko cut-glass on your choice of tableware selected from among three options at Shimizu Glass in Horikiri, Katsushika-ku Ward.. Founded in 1923 as a glass processing company, Shimizu Glass has continued to refine its glass processing techniques for a century. Edo Kiriko cut-glass products imbued with this long history of experience are works of art with fine patterns that you can use in daily life. Through Edo Kiriko cut-glass crafting that brightens your daily table, experience a glimpse of history that suffuses its brilliance.

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

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Nakakin Glass Inc. produces and sells Edo-glass from its base in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo where the culture of craftsmanship has thrived since ancient times. Participate in a Kiriko cut-glass activity using an Edo-glass Matcha tea bowl at this workshop, home to a longstanding Edo glass tradition. Create an original masterpiece by drawing and carving your own special pattern in a Matcha tea bowl treated with cutworks by an artisan. Using the completed Matcha tea bowl, enjoy a tea ceremony activity in the workshop's Tatami mat space. Experience the beauty of Edo-glass hues and brilliance, and the artistry of its craftsmanship.

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An unique ambiance born from tradition and exclusive techniques Inscribe your own choice of pattern into Edo glass in this Kiriko cut-glass activity

Nakakin Glass Inc. produces and sells Edo-glass from its base in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo where the culture of craftsmanship has thrived since ancient times. Participate in a Kiriko cut-glass activity using an Edo-glass Matcha tea bowl at this workshop, home to a longstanding Edo glass tradition. Create an original masterpiece by drawing and carving your own special pattern in a Matcha tea bowl treated with cutworks by an artisan. Using the completed Matcha tea bowl, enjoy a tea ceremony activity in the workshop's Tatami mat space. Experience the beauty of Edo-glass hues and brilliance, and the artistry of its craftsmanship.

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

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Would you like to make your own original washi notebook? Japanese binding is a traditional Japanese bookbinding technique that uses high-quality Japanese paper and linen thread, and has been passed down since the Heian period (794). In the workshop, we will start with ``Japanese paper dyeing'', which involves adding color to Japanese paper to create the cover of a notebook. ①Make the cover of your notebook by coloring Japanese paper. You can either fold the washi paper and dye it in color, or use a paper pattern to dye it. ② Applying the Japanese binding technique, assemble the inside of the notebook (*) and the cover of the notebook with embroidery thread. The size of the notebook is A6 (105 x 148.5 mm). Your one and only Japanese-bound notebook will be completed. At the end, we will serve Japanese sweets along with "Japanese paper tea" that is not available anywhere else! We hope that you will enjoy the beauty and depth of Japanese paper through this workshop. Sharp tools will be used in the workshop. *The contents of the Japanese paper notebook use existing inkjet Japanese paper. The cover is handmade Japanese paper from our shop.

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[Tokyo/Okachimachi] For stationery lovers! Let's make an original notebook with Japanese paper (Japanese binding), with special tea and Japanese sweets! About 5 minutes walk from the station

Would you like to make your own original washi notebook? Japanese binding is a traditional Japanese bookbinding technique that uses high-quality Japanese paper and linen thread, and has been passed down since the Heian period (794). In the workshop, we will start with ``Japanese paper dyeing'', which involves adding color to Japanese paper to create the cover of a notebook. ①Make the cover of your notebook by coloring Japanese paper. You can either fold the washi paper and dye it in color, or use a paper pattern to dye it. ② Applying the Japanese binding technique, assemble the inside of the notebook (*) and the cover of the notebook with embroidery thread. The size of the notebook is A6 (105 x 148.5 mm). Your one and only Japanese-bound notebook will be completed. At the end, we will serve Japanese sweets along with "Japanese paper tea" that is not available anywhere else! We hope that you will enjoy the beauty and depth of Japanese paper through this workshop. Sharp tools will be used in the workshop. *The contents of the Japanese paper notebook use existing inkjet Japanese paper. The cover is handmade Japanese paper from our shop.

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Jump on a bike to discover the best food and attractions on the west side of Tokyo, cycling through Nakano, Koenji, and Asagaya.

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Tokyo Local Bike Tour for Foodies

Jump on a bike to discover the best food and attractions on the west side of Tokyo, cycling through Nakano, Koenji, and Asagaya.

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Kasumigaseki is the political center where various government offices gather in a compact manner.

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Explore Kasumigaseki's history on a Tokyo cycle trip with urban share bikes!

Kasumigaseki is the political center where various government offices gather in a compact manner.

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Enjoy a premium dining course, make matcha and taste traditional sweets at Okyokan, a historical house with over 200 years of history inside Ueno’s Tokyo National Museum.

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Tokyo National Museum Historic Teahouse Tour & Dining (Ueno)

Enjoy a premium dining course, make matcha and taste traditional sweets at Okyokan, a historical house with over 200 years of history inside Ueno’s Tokyo National Museum.

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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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Wear a traditional Japanese kimono and enjoy your visit to AsakusaOffer a variety of kimono option, making your stay a relaxing and convenient experienceUse our professional skills to help you choose the right kimono

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Tokyo Asakusa Kaagaya Kimono Rental (with Hair Styling)

Wear a traditional Japanese kimono and enjoy your visit to AsakusaOffer a variety of kimono option, making your stay a relaxing and convenient experienceUse our professional skills to help you choose the right kimono

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Create your own pure silver ice cream spoon in Tokyo's Edo traditional silverware workshop. Located near Kuramae Station, this 1.5-hour experience is guided by master craftsmen.

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Handmade Pure Silver Ice Cream Spoon Workshop in Tokyo Experience Edo Tradition

Create your own pure silver ice cream spoon in Tokyo's Edo traditional silverware workshop. Located near Kuramae Station, this 1.5-hour experience is guided by master craftsmen.

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