JIDAIYA - ประสบการณ์การสร้างโคมกระดาษ

Tour Highlights

• Assemble a unique paper lantern with a choice of kanji character or personal image as a memorable souvenir from Asakusa.

• Personalize your lantern by adding your name, favorite characters, or designs to a genuine paper lantern.

• Experience the traditional Japanese lantern-making craft, which is ideal for gifts or keepsakes.

Workshop Agenda

Introduction to Lantern Making

Begin your experience with an introduction to the traditional Japanese craft of lantern making, learning about its history and significance.

Design Selection

Choose the design for your lantern. Options include fantastic kanji characters, favorite images, or personal names and characters.

Assembling Your Lantern

Under expert guidance, assemble your paper lantern, applying your chosen design onto a genuine paper lantern.

Personalization

Add a personal touch by customizing your lantern with additional designs or characters with special meaning.

Folding Technique

Learn how to fold your lantern, making it compact and easy to transport, ensuring you can easily take your creation home.

Souvenir and Keepsake

Conclude your experience with a unique, personalized lantern that serves as a beautiful reminder of your visit to Asakusa and as a perfect gift or keepsake.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• Booking confirmation will be provided within three working days.

• Vouchers will be emailed within seven working days; please present your e-voucher at the designated location upon arrival.

• Participants are expected to meet at the designated meeting point.

• Operating hours for the experience are from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

• Seating may be shared with other participants.

• Instructors are fluent in both English and Japanese.

• Late arrivals may result in a shortened tour, being asked to join mid-tour, or inability to participate.

• Arrive at the designated meeting place 10 minutes before the scheduled time.

• Fees apply for non-staff attendants (e.g., chaperones, interpreters, and photographers).

• Staff presence is kept to the necessary minimum to enhance the experience.

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