Tokyo Shibuya Chopstick Making Workshop
Description
Create your own wooden chopsticks in a hands-on workshop in Tokyo. Learn traditional techniques and take home your personalized chopsticks as a unique souvenir. - Craft your own wooden chopsticks using traditional tools and techniques - Learn about the cultural significance of chopsticks in Japan - Take home your personalized chopsticks as a unique souvenir or gift - Enjoy a fun and relaxing workshop, perfect for beginners and travelers - Discover the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship in a timeless neighborhood
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(5)
Amazing experience making chopsticks engraved with memories. Staff so friendly and helpful
Absolutely amazing! The price was incredible and staff so helpful, happy and knowledgeable. We loved this experience and now have a lovely set of chopsticks to take home.
Had the best experience here, made a beautiful set of chopsticks and was led by sensei Ayumi who guided us through the process. Would do again!
We had a wonderful experience making chopsticks. The staff were all so amazing and helpful. We didn’t even know It was their grand opening day for the shop. The staff spoke English and Japanese. I would highly recommend this activity if you’re visiting Japan. I will definitely book again when I visit Japan next year.
Booked this experience very cheap via GetYourGuide, for that price you can choose 3 different chopstick-woods. But so many more availible for some extra money. Also not included but veerrrryyyy worth it was to let it be engraved! ❤️ we were greeted by sweet staff when entering, juno taught us about the many different woods to choose from and their origin. And Ayumi taught me how to shave and sand my chopsticks! Also had some nice conversations with the crew. Thanks Juno, Ayumi and Cho!
