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By Ginza Art Studio

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10 out of 10
Exceptional
Free cancellation available
Price is ฿5,979 per adult

Features

  • Free cancellation available
  • 2h 30m
  • Mobile voucher
  • Instant confirmation
  • Multiple languages

Overview

    • Learn from a professional sensei (teacher) experienced in teaching beginners
    • Use premium pigments, brushes, gold leaf, and a scroll
    • Hang your creation with a Japanese spirit at home

Activity location

    • Tokyo
    • Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

Meeting/Redemption Point

    • 日本、〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座8丁目12−6 小野里小野商ビル | We are located in Room 403 of the small building right next to (on the right side of) "the b ginza" hotel, which is behind the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier. Please take the elevator straight up to our room. A sign will be placed next to the building's entrance.
    • Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan

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Ginza, Tokyo: Japanese Painting with Gold & Mineral Pigments

  • Activity duration is 2 hours and 30 minutes2h 30m
    2h 30m
  • English
Starting time: 15:00
Price details
฿5,979.15 x 1 Adult฿5,979.15
Total
Price is ฿5,979.15
Until Tue, 3 Nov
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What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    All tools required to paint your own Nihonga, including the brush, scroll, paint
  • Inclusions
    A brief introduction into Nihonga
  • Inclusions
    An intimate session with a master Nihonga artist with extensive teaching experience
  • Inclusions
    Matcha green tea and a Japanese-style sweet will be served
  • Inclusions
    Gift: tote bag and hanging scroll box

What you can expect

  • The workshop begins with a brief introduction into the history and concept of Japanese Painting (Nihonga). You will also get a crash course on Japanese mineral pigments (Iwa enogu), Painting tools (brush and scroll), and painting techniques.
    You will choose an artwork to paint, and the master will give you step-by-step instructions on how to paint.
    It is no problem if you are a beginner, the master has extensive experience with teaching students, including beginners, how to paint Japanese Painting.

    When painting, you will use authentic mineral pigments favoured by professionals. If you like, you can also add a gold leaf decoration technique to your artwork at no extra charge.

    You can also enjoy authentic matcha green tea alongside Japanese-style sweets.

    Note: If you have any food allergies, dietary restrictions, or religious/cultural dietary requirements, please let us know in advance. We will do our best to provide suitable alternatives. We also offer caffeine-free options like Barley tea upon request.

    At the end of the workshop, you will receive a free tote bag and a hanging scroll box !

    The workshop will be hosted at a small art gallery in Ginza, Tokyo. It is owned and operated by a master Akutsu-sensei, who will also be your instructor.
    Akutsu-sensei is a graduate of Tama Art University and a PhD from Tsukuba University's art department. After graduation, he has built an international career as an artist and designer. He also has experience teaching at an art school, and at his art class.

    Tokyo Art Place Gallery opened in 2025 to share art with everyone. He believes that art is for the people, not just for industry professionals.

Location

Activity location

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    • Tokyo
    • Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

Meeting/Redemption Point

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    • 日本、〒104-0061 東京都中央区銀座8丁目12−6 小野里小野商ビル | We are located in Room 403 of the small building right next to (on the right side of) "the b ginza" hotel, which is behind the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier. Please take the elevator straight up to our room. A sign will be placed next to the building's entrance.
    • Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan