The 14 Best Japanese Culture Experiences in Hokkaido

2.Chopsticks Making Experience in Sapporo

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $42.35Best value

At 和do Studio Sapporo, Erika guides you through choosing wood, shaping chopsticks with planes, sanding, and applying natural oil. The one-hour private session includes tools, wood, and an apron, with your finished pair to take home.

“One of the most relaxing, unique, and enjoyable experiences I’ve ever booked. Erika was super sweet, accommodating, and helpful. This experience is great for anyone looking for a souvenir for themselves or even a something to enjoy with Read more”

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4.Calligraph Name in Japanese and Dress in Kimono

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $42.82

Meet Erika in Sapporo for a private kimono and calligraphy lesson in a traditional tatami room. You will learn brush posture, practice Japanese characters, enjoy snacks, and take home your artwork. Children ages 0 to 7 can wear a kimono too.

“This was such a wonderful family experience. Erika was very welcoming and sharing of her expertise. The kids enjoyed every part of the kimono wearing and calligraphy writing which was so beautifully captured by Erika and her photography. Thank you Erika!”

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9.Calligraphy Experience Set 60 minute plan

· from $65.34

Spend one hour learning Japanese calligraphy with a professional instructor at a Sapporo company with 73 years of experience. Your finished work can become a T-shirt or hanging scroll. English and Japanese guidance is included.

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12.Kimono Tea Ceremony Experience in Hokkaido

· from $65.34

At Wa-modern N6 Kitamaruyama in Sapporo, you’ll put on a casual jeans kimono over your clothes, explore the showroom, and enjoy matcha with Japanese sweets in a traditional tea room. The small group is limited to eight.

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13.Mashiko Experience Japanese Culture and Craftsmanship by Prv Car

· from $806.00

Visit Mashiko’s kilns, pottery shops, Mashiko Pottery Museum, and Shoji Hamada Memorial Museum with a national licensed guide and private car. Hotel pickup, admissions, and dietary requests are included, but lunch is not.

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