Mizuhiki Accessory Japanese Knot Art Workshop
Create Elegant Japanese Knot Art You Can Wear
Experience a unique Japanese craft by making your own Mizuhiki accessory—a traditional art of knotting colorful paper cords, used in Japanese gifts and ceremonies for centuries.
In this 60–90 minute workshop, you’ll:
Learn about the history and cultural meaning of Mizuhiki
Choose your favorite colors and accessory type (earrings, brooch, keychain)
Make your own design with easy, step-by-step instruction
Take home a beautiful, handmade souvenir you can wear
Held in a cozy Tokyo studio (Asakusa or nearby), with English-speaking staff to guide you. No experience needed—perfect for solo travelers, couples, and families (ages 8+).
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Mizuhiki Accessory Japanese Knot Art Workshop
What's included in Mizuhiki Accessory Japanese Knot Art Workshop
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Make Elegant Japanese Knot Art with Paper Cords Try a unique hands-on cultural experience in Tokyo and make your own Mizuhiki accessory — traditional Japanese decorative knots made from colorful paper cords. In this 60–90 minute workshop, you’ll: Learn the history and meaning of Mizuhiki, used in weddings and celebrations Choose your favorite colors and design your own earrings, brooch, or keychain Tie and shape traditional knots with easy guidance from a local instructor Take home a handmade accessory as a beautiful, wearable souvenir No experience needed! The workshop is held in a cozy Tokyo studio (e.g. Asakusa), and includes English-language support. Perfect for: Solo travelers, couples, friends, families, and anyone looking for creative things to do in Tokyo.
Inclusions
- soft drinks
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Enter Nakamise Street from Kaminarimon Gate and turn left at the first corner. You will find Yanagi Koji (Yanagi Alley), where our staff having a board ”Mizuhiki art experience” will be waiting to welcome you.
