Tokyo Cultural Experience
Tokyo Kintsugi Workshop in Shibuya
Experience kintsugi in a hands-on workshop in Shibuya. Join the broken pieces of a plate back together in a guided session that uses yellow-coloured powder.
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Price guide
- From JPY 6,000 (guide)
- Experience area
- Shibuya, Tokyo
- Listed meeting point
- PRONTO IL BAR, Shibuya
- Experience
- Hands-on workshop
Displayed prices are a guide and may differ from the live booking total. Meeting points can change; confirm the exact meeting instructions and current availability on the booking page.
Check Availability & BookWhat You'll Experience
Learn the meaning of kintsugi and why visible repair has become an enduring part of Japanese craft culture.
Join the broken pieces of a plate back together in a guided, hands-on experience using yellow-coloured powder.
Leave with a more personal cultural memory than a standard souvenir and a story you can share after Tokyo.
Who This Experience Is For
- Travelers interested in Japanese crafts and the stories behind them
- Visitors looking for a one-hour cultural activity in Shibuya
- People who want to make a personal souvenir rather than simply buy one
Please check the booking page for current availability, language, age requirements, accessibility, meeting details, and cancellation terms before booking.
Kintsugi Workshop FAQ
What is kintsugi?
Kintsugi is a Japanese approach to repairing broken pottery while highlighting the repaired lines, traditionally using lacquer and gold powder. The practice is often associated with finding value and beauty in repair.
What will I make, and which materials are used?
You will join the broken pieces of a plate back together in a hands-on kintsugi experience that uses yellow-coloured powder.
Do I need to bring materials?
No. The workshop includes all necessary materials, a ceramic piece to work with, and a protective box for taking your creation home.
Is the workshop suitable for beginners, and which languages are available?
Complete beginners are welcome, with an instructor guiding the session. The booking page lists English and Japanese as the guide languages.
Is the kintsugi workshop indoors?
Yes. This is an indoor workshop in Shibuya, making it an option for a rainy-day cultural activity in Tokyo.
How long is the kintsugi workshop?
The workshop is approximately one hour.
How much does the workshop cost?
The listed price guide starts from JPY 6,000. The live booking total may differ, so check the booking page before reserving.
Where does the experience take place?
The experience takes place in Shibuya, Tokyo. The exact meeting point and arrival instructions are provided through the booking information.
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