Nagoya

Enjoy an Origami Crafting Lesson in Nagoya

Are you visiting Nagoya and looking for something unique to do? Check out the Happy Origami Crafting Lesson! With this one-of-a-kind experience, you’ll be able to learn the ancient Japanese art of origami with the help of an experienced paper folding pro. Get ready to turn paper into beautiful art and make memories at this memorable experience!

Location

Nagoya

Rating

Duration

1 hour

During your lesson, create amazing, intricate figures like stars, cranes, kusudama shapes, and more from traditional washi paper. Impress yourself (and your friends!) with all that you’re able to create—and don’t forget to take them home at the end of the class. The Happy Origami Crafting Lesson is a fun and rewarding way for travelers to get creative in Nagoya.

Key Takeaways

The Happy Origami Crafting Lesson teaches participants how to create intricate figures from traditional washi paper. The lesson lasts for 1 hour. No prior experience with origami is required, as the class is suitable for beginners. Transportation expenses to the meeting location, drinks, and food are excluded from the lesson. All necessary materials will be provided, but participants may want to bring a camera to take pictures of their creations.

From $123

/person

Adults

Ages 12-99

Children

Ages 5-11

Infants

Ages 0-4

A cancellation penalty of 20% applies if you cancel within 10 days of the start time.

A cancellation penalty of 30% applies if you cancel within 7 days of the start time.

A cancellation penalty of 40% applies if you cancel within 2 days of the start time.

A cancellation penalty of 50% applies if you cancel within 6 hours of the start time.

The booking is non-refundable if you cancel within 0 hours of the start time.

Reviews

Enjoy an Origami Crafting Lesson in Nagoya

1 reviews

1/1

Fun Origami Class!

I had a lovely time chatting about Japanese culture and learning origami. I made a cute little silver metal samurai hat, a washi paper crane, a ninja star (shiriken) and a boat. It was really interesting to hear the back stories to each piece.

Triffie A

May 15, 2021