Workshops
The craftsmanship of artisans originally emerged from everyday life and, over the years, was refined and perfected. Eventually, their products came to be known as “traditional crafts” and have since been cherished as a unique aspect of Japanese culture.
In the bustling metropolis of Tokyo, the capital of Japan, there are still people who carry on the flame of this tradition without letting it go out.
History and tradition connect the past, present, future and the world. Here, you can experience handmade crafts in a way that can only be truly appreciated through direct, hands-on interaction.
We provide a guided tour of Tokyo (and its surrounding areas) through which visitors can experience the traditional Japanese crafts that embody the spirit, skills (craftsmanship) and culture of Japan.
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Kakinuma Ningyo 04Edo Kimekomi Ningyo
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Sawai Textile Factory 07Tama Ori
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RYUKOBO Co.,Ltd. 08Tokyo Kumihimo
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Kiryudo 08Tokyo Kumihimo
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Some no Sato OCHIAI 18Edo Sarasa
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Tokyo Wazarashi Co.,Ltd. 19Tokyo Honzome Yukata
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HIROTA GLASS co.,ltd. 22Edo Kiriko
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Shimizu Glass Corp. 22Edo Kiriko
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GLASS-LAB co., ltd. 22Edo Kiriko
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Okoshi Chu Mfg., Inc. 24Edo Katchu
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Kiuchi Touzai Kogyo 25Tokyo Tokogei
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Shojiro Hasami Hamono Kougei Co.,Ltd. 29Tokyo Uchihamono
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Kamiyama Hyogu Inc. 30Edo Hyogu
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Uno Hake Brush Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. 38Tokyo TeueBrush
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Nakakin Glass Inc. 39Edo Glassware
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Mont Blanc Corporation 41Tokyo Yogasa
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ICHIHARA CO., LTD. 41Tokyo Yogasa
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Tomita Sen-Kogei Co.,Ltd. 43Others
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Yushima-art Limited Company. 43Others
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Okahan 43Others
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Fujiya Somekobo 43Others