Make Your Own Japanese Knife in Asakusa, Tokyo

Yes, non-participating companions may be able to accompany you as observers. This can be a convenient option for travelers visiting together when only one person wishes to join the workshop. Please note that an observation fee may apply and is usually paid on site.

It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily during the workshop. A light protective haori-style jacket will be provided on site to help keep your clothes clean. You generally do not need to bring special tools or materials, as everything required for the experience will be prepared for you.

The experience includes all fees and taxes, guidance from the workshop staff, drinks and light snacks, a custom magnolia wood handle, and a customized key holder with a unique design as a gift. These inclusions are intended to make the session comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable from beginning to end.

Yes, participants can choose from several knife styles available at the workshop. The team will explain the differences between the options so you can select the blade that best suits your interests and preferences. Some knife types or larger sizes may be available for an additional fee.