Craft Your Own HANKO Name Seal Activity in Kamakura Japan
A craftsman will engrave a craft HANKO stamp. We use the highest grade of high-grade wood, high-grade horn, and high-grade stone for our HANKO stamps. You can make your own craft HANKO stamp.
Want to know how to write your name in Japanese? Here are some ways to write your name in Japanese and make an original seal to commemorate your trip. Seals are used instead of signatures for important documents. In Japan, hanko is considered part of identity. We will design a stamp and engrave your name on it. The original seal can be completed anytime in the afternoon of the experience!
Options
Hanko Name Seal
Hanko Name Seal
What's included in Craft Your Own HANKO Name Seal Activity in Kamakura Japan
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Design Your Own CRAFT HANKO Name Seal(Traditional HANKO) In this workshop we will engrave your name on a HANKO stamp made from the finest materials. Handmade by craftsmen. We engrave using the most traditional and prestigious method. A HANKO stamp as a craft is completed. 1. Learn the history and culture of Japanese name stamps. 2. Design: Select the type of stamp you want to make (katakana, kanji) and font. Katakana fonts that can be used as registered seals are recommended. We will help you write your name in Japanese using the characters that represent your personality. 3. Material: We will engrave your name on acrylic. You can choose your favorite color. (Gemstones, horns and wood are available at an additional cost) 4. Select the type and color of the case (sold separately). 5. Select the pick-up time (you can pick up at any time in the afternoon on the day of the experience).
Inclusions
- Original Pouch for Your Hanko
- craftsman made
- CRAFT HANKO (Traditional HANKO) Material Fee
- Engraving Fee
- Shipping - only if you request shipping instead of picking it up.
- Engraving Fee (If you choose more than 10 letters he price will be increased by 1000 yen per letter.
- Material Fee - If you choose horn, wood,The price goes up every 1000 yen.
- HANKO Carrying Case(The basic case is 1980 yen)
- red ink(The basic ink is 1980 yen)
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Wheelchair accessible
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Take the west exit of JR Kamakura station, turn left and walk down Onari street. Turn left at the first big 5 way intersection. Kamakura Hanko is on the right side of the street.
