Traditional Furoshiki Cloth Wrapping Experience

Embark on a journey into the heart of Japanese culture with a hands-on furoshiki cloth wrapping workshop. Led by a skilled instructor with national certification and multilingual capabilities, this experience provides a comprehensive look at the traditional art of furoshiki, highlighting its relevance to sustainability and practicality in everyday life. Whether you're curious about the basics or keen to explore the rich history and varied applications of furoshiki, this tour caters to all levels of interest and expertise.

During the workshop, participants will engage in learning seven distinct furoshiki techniques, each designed for a specific purpose. From crafting an innovative furoshiki hat to mastering the art of wrapping a wine bottle, attendees will leave with a newfound appreciation for this eco-friendly practice. The course also covers how to make various types of bags and decorative covers, ensuring that participants can integrate furoshiki into their daily lives, embracing both its aesthetic and sustainable aspects.

Tour Highlights

• Experience traditional Japanese furoshiki cloth wrapping

• Learn from a nationally certified, multilingual instructor

• Discover the history and cultural significance of furoshiki

• Master seven practical furoshiki techniques

• Create a furoshiki hat, bags, and decorative covers

• Understand furoshiki's role in sustainability and practicality

• Engage in a hands-on, interactive learning environment

What’s Covered

• One souvenir furoshiki (50 cm square)

• English textbook

What’s Extra

• Transportation to the venue

• French-speaking guide (¥ 20,000)

• Spanish-speaking guide (¥ 20,000)

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• Tour duration is subject to change based on group size and operation.

• Please communicate any special needs, allergies, or restrictions in advance.

• A minimum of two participants is required for the tour.

• Standard fees apply for participants aged six and above.

• Tours are primarily in English, with French and Spanish available for an extra ¥20,000.

• An e-voucher will be emailed to you; present it at the tour location.

Meeting Point Info

Location: Grand TJT (B208), Kikai Shinko Kaikan Honkan, 1 minute north of Tokyo Tower

Address: 3-5-8 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011

Arrive 15 minutes before the tour start time.

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