Japan · CALLIGRAPHY CLASSES IN TOKYO
The 11 calligraphy classes in Tokyo below are the ones that survive a close look at the price, the timing and what you actually get to see. Start at the top and work down.
Learn Japanese calligraphy in Roppongi with matcha, personalized kanji art, a hanko stamp, and meaningful souvenirs in 80 minutes.
“SO FUN!!!! The amount of time to help you practice kanji and the amount of things you did make it so worth it! The staff were so friendly and the matcha latte was very good.”
Learn Japanese calligraphy in Yanaka with friendly teachers, create a shikishi keepsake, and enjoy an authentic downtown Tokyo setting.
“A very relaxed fascinating hour learning some basic calligraphy. Saori, the teacher was patient and friendly and made the whole experience fun!”
Create your name in kanji, grind real ink, and paint a custom T-shirt in this calm, English-led Tokyo calligraphy workshop.
“Hiromi our calligraphy expert was amazing. She was very knowledgeable and an excellent teacher. We had ample time to learn different techniques of Japanese calligraphy.”
Make udon, sushi, tempura, matcha, origami, and calligraphy in a Tokyo home with Taka and Keiko during this warm 4-hour cultural class.
“This was such a special experience. Take and Keioki are the most gracious of people. It was the most perfect day. The conversation was awesome and we learned so much. Taka even showed us a beautiful street lined with cherry blossom Read more”
Create your name in Japanese kanji, practice authentic brushwork, and design a personal T-shirt in this small Tokyo calligraphy workshop.
“This Was Such A Cool Experience To Learn More About The Culture And The Art Form Of Calligraphy I Really Enjoyed This Activity And Would Highly Recommend”
Learn Japanese calligraphy in a small Tokyo class near Asakusa and Ueno, then take home your own kanji artwork for $33.03.
“Such a great experience! We learned about the different ways of writing in Japanese, practiced basic shapes and then a few words. At the end we learned to write our favourite word on a nice cardboard paper to take home with us. Definitely recommended. The workshop is in the hostel, so you’d have to ask inside.”
Learn Japanese calligraphy, practice kanji, sip green tea, and make a one-of-a-kind folding fan in Asakusa for $16.
“This was my favorite activity during the trip! It was relaxing and almost meditative. The guide was very knowledgeable and beyond encouraging. She let me practice for as long as I wanted. I love that we can write Kanji letters that carry so much meaning and in the end can write a note to ourselves to commemorate this experience and the whole trip. She also gave me a lot of tips on things that I can do in Tokyo on my last day! I 100% recommend this activity to everyone.”
Make a custom T-shirt in Asakusa while learning Japanese calligraphy, practicing with a private teacher, and taking home a personal souvenir.
“Really fun activity ! Mana was an excellent teacher that was really kind and joyful, she was also really knowledgeable and a calligraphy expert!”
Learn Japanese calligraphy in Asakusa with Mei, practice brush strokes, and take home a personal artwork in this small-group Tokyo workshop.
“I enjoyed this workshop so much. Mei had a lot of helpful tips and a beautifully prepared workshop. And overall she was just super sweet.”
Learn Japanese calligraphy in Asakusa with brush and pen practice, personal artwork, souvenirs, and a small group for $40.
“First of all, I was late ( stuck in traffic), and Mei was SO kind and patient and waited for me! She conducted a truncated session for me and it was truly amazing. I think this session was the highlight of my trip to Japan. Mei is so knowledgeablRead more”
Paint a Japanese kanji on a T-shirt or lantern near Tokyo Skytree, with tea, sweets, patient instruction, and a personal souvenir.
“There isn't enough stars to say how amazing this was. The sweet lady who hosted the event was one of the nicest people I've met in my life, let alone Japan. She was very accommodating and hand made a Kanji I wanted to do for me on the spot. She was a fantastic conversationalist, insightful and funny, made it even better. She served little homemade snacks and tea, then to top it off, gave me some extra hand made gifts she made herself. The activity was a LOT of fun and she was very helpful. I can't stress enough how much you should do this activity while in Japan. You…”
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