Located in a converted machiya traditional town house just south of the Okazaki museum district in central Kyoto, Wa Experience Kafu offers a variety of cultural experiences for both visitors and longer-term residents of Kyoto.
Studying something as part of your trip to Japan is becoming an increasingly popular part of visitors' itineraries. Kyoto as the font of much of Japan's traditional arts and crafts is a good place to start.
Subjects taught by local Kyoto teachers and experts include: Kyoto home cooking (obanzai) and bento making, calligraphy class, flower arranging (ikebana) and tea ceremony. You can also dress up in a kimono and have your hair done in traditional style before you take to the streets.
Wa Experience Kafu are best contacted online to arrange a lesson.
Wa Experience Kafu
373-26 Horiike-cho
Higashiyama-ku
Kyoto 605-0038
The actual building is a short walk from Higashiyama Station (Exit 1) on the Tozai Line of the Kyoto subway.
By bus from Kyoto Station, the Kyoto City Bus #5 stops at nearby Jingumichi or take the Raku bus #100 and get off at the Kyoto-kaikan, bijutsukan-mae stop.
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Studying something as part of your trip to Japan is becoming an increasingly popular part of visitors' itineraries. Kyoto as the font of much of Japan's traditional arts and crafts is a good place to start.
Subjects taught by local Kyoto teachers and experts include: Kyoto home cooking (obanzai) and bento making, calligraphy class, flower arranging (ikebana) and tea ceremony. You can also dress up in a kimono and have your hair done in traditional style before you take to the streets.
Wa Experience Kafu are best contacted online to arrange a lesson.
Wa Experience Kafu
373-26 Horiike-cho
Higashiyama-ku
Kyoto 605-0038
The actual building is a short walk from Higashiyama Station (Exit 1) on the Tozai Line of the Kyoto subway.
By bus from Kyoto Station, the Kyoto City Bus #5 stops at nearby Jingumichi or take the Raku bus #100 and get off at the Kyoto-kaikan, bijutsukan-mae stop.
© JapanVisitor.com
Goods From Japan delivered to your home or business
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