English-speaking guide
All necessary calligraphy tools including brush, ink, and paper
Authentic Japanese calligraphy experience
Transport
Child seats
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
kimono (2-piece kimono available in pay)
socks (please bring your own, available in pay)
Participants must be aged 11+ to participate in this activity
Children under age of 10 are not allowed to participate
Not AllowedItems & Equipment:
pets, baby strollers, luggage or large bags, non-folding strollers, non-folding wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, selfie sticksSubstances: alcohol and drugs, smoking, smoking indoors
Avoid to make loud noise
The following items are prohibited: cigarettes
Pets are prohibited
Please bring socks and clothes that you are comfortable getting dirty with. Bare feets are not allowed
Introduction to Calligraphy and Its History Learn about the history and cultural significance of Japanese calligraphy and its link to traditions.
Proper Brush Handling Learn how to hold the brush and control pressure for different strokes.
Grinding Ink and Preparing for Calligraphy Experience the calming process of grinding ink and preparing materials.
Basic Brush Techniques Practice basic strokes such as lines, dots, and sweeps to build foundation skills.
Writing Basic Kanji Characters Write simple kanji focusing on stroke order and balance.
Creating Your Own Masterpiece Create a calligraphy piece with your name or a phrase; seasonal projects like New Year’s cards are included.