Wood Chopsticks Making

Yes. We strongly recommend booking in advance, as workshop sizes are intentionally kept small to ensure a personal and hands-on experience.

Walk-ins may be accepted depending on availability, but advance reservations are recommended.

Yes. Please contact us 24 hours before the starting time if you need to modify your booking.

Cancellations made more than 24 hours before your reservation are free of charge. For cancellations made within 24 hours of the scheduled time, including same-day cancellations, the full fee will be charged. We appreciate your understanding as materials and seating are prepared in advance.

This hands-on Japanese craft workshop allows you to create your own pair of wooden chopsticks using traditional tools and techniques while learning about Japanese craftsmanship and culture.

Yes. Chopsticks are an essential part of daily life in Japan, and this workshop offers a unique opportunity to experience traditional craftsmanship firsthand.

Creating your own chopsticks is a meaningful way to connect with Japanese culture while taking home a practical souvenir you can use for years to come.

No. The workshop is designed for beginners and first-time visitors.

Not at all. Our instructors guide you step by step throughout the experience.

Yes. Solo travelers are welcome and regularly join the workshop.

Yes. The experience is family-friendly and suitable for both adults and older children.

Yes. The Chopstick Making Experience is suitable for guests aged 5 and above. Children are welcome to participate when accompanied and supervised by a parent or legal guardian. Please note that parents or guardians are responsible for supervising their children throughout the activity, as our instructors are not able to provide full supervision.

You will shape, plane, sand, and finish your own pair of wooden chopsticks using traditional Japanese woodworking tools.

Yes. You can choose the shape, thickness, and finish to create a pair that suits your preferences.

Yes. Personalized engraving is available as an optional add-on.

Yes. Two standard Japanese wood types are included, and premium wood options may be available for an additional fee.

The experience typically lasts between 45 and 60 minutes.

Yes. Your chopsticks will be completed during the workshop and ready to take home immediately.

We recommend allowing the oil finish to dry for at least 24 hours before regular use.

Yes. The materials and finishes used are suitable for chopsticks intended for everyday use.

Yes. The entire experience is guided in English.

Yes. Our instructors provide guidance and support from start to finish.

Absolutely. The experience is specifically designed for travelers visiting Japan.

Yes. The workshop takes place in a comfortable indoor studio.

Yes. The space is climate-controlled and comfortable year-round.

Please check the booking page for the latest location details and availability.

We accept major credit cards and debit cards online. Cash may be accepted for walk-in guests, subject to availability.

Depending on your booking method, payment may be made online in advance or at the venue.

Yes. Photography is welcome throughout the experience.

Yes. Personal video recording is generally permitted unless otherwise advised by staff.

Yes. You will leave with a handcrafted pair of chopsticks that you created yourself.

Yes. Private workshops can be arranged for families, groups, and special occasions.

Yes. We regularly host corporate groups, incentive trips, and team-building events.

Group sizes vary depending on availability and requirements. Please contact us for details.

Yes. The workshop is beginner-friendly and provides a hands-on introduction to Japanese culture and craftsmanship.

Traditional craft workshops such as chopsticks making offer a deeper cultural experience than typical sightseeing, allowing visitors to create something meaningful with their own hands.

Rather than simply observing Japanese culture, you'll become part of it. This interactive experience lets you craft your own chopsticks using traditional techniques, gain insight into Japanese craftsmanship, and leave with a one-of-a-kind souvenir made entirely by your own hands.