Calligraph Name in Japanese and Dress in Kimono

Traverse through the realm of Japanese art and fashion with a captivating calligraphy and kimono experience that promises an immersive cultural journey.

Immersing oneself in Japanese culture has never been easier. This calligraphy and kimono experience in Sapporo offers the perfect chance to learn the art of brush and ink writing while adorning a traditional Japanese garment. Under the guidance of a friendly host, guests will create stunning calligraphy pieces and capture memorable photos in their elegant kimono attire. It’s an intimate cultural experience that celebrates Japan’s rich heritage, leaving participants with a deeper appreciation for the country’s timeless traditions.

Key Points

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  1. Participate in a private, guided session to learn Japanese calligraphy and practice writing names in Japanese using a brush and ink.
  2. Dress in a traditional Japanese kimono with assistance from the host, and take photos in the authentic attire.
  3. Experience culture through this intimate, personalized activity located near Sapporo’s city center.
  4. Pricing per person varies based on group size, with options for solo travelers or groups of 2-4 and 5+.
  5. Enjoy a hassle-free booking process with free cancellation and personalized attention during the activity.

About the Activity

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Though the activity takes place in Sapporo, Japan, participants don’t need to travel far from the city center.

They’ll learn the art of Japanese calligraphy and dress in a traditional kimono. The experience includes all necessary materials – calligraphy tools and snacks.

It’s a private tour, so only your group will participate. The meeting point is conveniently located near the Shindo-to subway station. A private car can pick you up from the parking lot.

After the activity, you’ll return to the starting point. While not wheelchair accessible, the location is close to public transportation.

What to Expect

Upon arrival at the meeting point, participants can expect to be greeted by the friendly host who will provide a brief introduction to the day’s activities. The host will then guide participants through the calligraphy session, offering step-by-step instructions and support. Afterward, you will have the opportunity to don a traditional kimono and take photos in the stunning attire.

What to Expect
Calligraphy Lesson Kimono Dressing
• Guidance from expert host • Assist with putting on kimono
• Practice writing name in Japanese • Pose for photos in traditional attire
• Take home your personalized artwork • Capture memories of the experience

The activity concludes at the meeting point, allowing participants to depart at their leisure.

Meeting and Pickup Details

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The host will greet participants at the parking lot of Cycle Base Asahi, next to Exit 3 of Shindo-to Station on the subway’s blue line.

The address is 16 Chome-1 Kita 34 Johigashi, Higashi Ward, Sapporo, Hokkaido 007-0834, Japan.

Look for a black car and round glasses.

The activity concludes at the same meeting point.

The experience isn’t wheelchair accessible but is near public transportation.

It’s a private tour, so only your group will participate.

During the Experience

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After participants arrive at the meeting point, the host will greet them and provide the necessary calligraphy tools.

They’ll learn the art of Japanese calligraphy, practicing writing their names in traditional brush and ink. The host will guide them through the techniques, offering tips and support.

Once the calligraphy is complete, you will have the opportunity to dress in a beautiful kimono. The host will assist with the intricate process of putting on the traditional attire.

Participants can then take photos in their kimono, capturing the essence of Japanese culture.

The experience concludes at the original meeting point.

Accessibility and Group Size

This experience is not wheelchair accessible, as the meeting point and activity location are located near public transportation but not directly barrier-free. The activity is organized as a private tour, allowing only your group to participate. The group size is flexible, catering to your preferences.

Group Size Price Per Person
1 $40.31
2-4 $35.27
5+ $30.23

This private, intimate setting ensures personalized attention and a tailored experience. Whether you’re a solo traveler or part of a larger group, this calligraphy and kimono activity can be customized to suit your needs.

Booking and Cancellation

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How does the booking and cancellation process work for this experience?

Booking is straightforward – simply reserve your spot and pay later for added flexibility. Confirmation is received within 48 hours, subject to availability.

If plans change, the experience offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time. This policy provides ample time to adjust schedules without penalty.

Whether you’re locking in your reservation or need to modify it, the booking and cancellation process is designed to be hassle-free, allowing you to focus on anticipating the culture ahead.

Getting There

To get to the activity’s meeting point, participants can take the subway to Shindo-to Station on the blue line.

The parking lot of Cycle Base Asahi, where the meeting point is located, is right next to Exit 3 of the station.

Participants should look for:

  • A black car
  • A person with round glasses
  • The parking space of Cycle Base Asahi

The activity concludes at the same meeting point, so participants can conveniently depart from there once the experience is over.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Keep the Calligraphy I Create?

Yes, participants can keep the calligraphy they create during the activity. The calligraphy tools are provided, and attendees take home their personalized Japanese name as a souvenir from the experience.

What Type of Snacks Are Offered?

The activity provides a variety of snacks, though the specific offerings are not detailed. Participants can enjoy light refreshments during their calligraphy experience in Japan.

Is There a Dress Code for the Activity?

There’s no strict dress code, but participants are encouraged to dress in comfortable clothing. The activity does include dressing up in a traditional Japanese kimono, which is provided as part of the experience.

Can I Request a Specific Design for the Calligraphy?

Yes, you can likely request a specific design for the calligraphy. The activity description states that calligraphy tools are provided, so the instructor should be able to accommodate personalized requests. It’s best to communicate your preferences when booking the experience.

Is There an Option to Extend the Duration of the Activity?

Yes, the activity can be extended for an additional fee. Guests can request to extend the duration to accommodate more time for calligraphy practice or exploring the kimono dressing experience. The host can provide details on extended pricing and availability.

The Sum Up

This immersive cultural experience allows you to learn the art of Japanese calligraphy while dressed in a traditional kimono. With step-by-step guidance from a friendly host, you’ll create stunning calligraphy pieces and have the chance to capture memorable photographs. Whether you’re a novice or experienced in calligraphy, this intimate activity celebrates Japan’s rich heritage and is a must-do for those seeking an authentic cultural encounter in Sapporo.