At Mondo, Taku guides you through mixing buckwheat flour, stretching dough, and cutting soba by hand. Then eat your noodles with artisan-made tempura, two sauces, and soba-yu. The private English-language session suits families and small groups.
Meet Keiko near JR Sapporo Station or arrange hotel pickup, then choose a kimono in a quiet Japanese-style space. She handles dressing, hair, shrine etiquette, prayer, seasonal sightseeing, and memory photos for your private group.
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.
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…