Enjoy the artistry of traditional Japan with a private kimono collage art-making session in a charming old farmhouse nestled in Ibaraki Prefecture. Priced at $101.30 per person, this exclusive tour guides participants through a tailored creative process suitable for all skill levels, allowing them to craft a unique piece of art. But the experience doesn’t end there – savor a delicious traditional soba lunch amidst the rustic surroundings before making your way back to Moriya Station, just a short 35-minute journey from Tokyo.
Key Points
- Immersive experience in a rustic farmhouse setting, where participants create personalized kimono collage artwork under guided instruction.
- Traditional Japanese lunch of soba noodles included in the private tour package.
- Convenient meeting and ending point at Moriya Station, accessible via the Tsukuba Express line from Tokyo.
- Flexible booking and cancellation policy, with a "Reserve Now and Pay Later" option.
- Authenticity checks on reviews, ensuring a high-quality and enjoyable experience.
Activity Overview
The Private Kimono Collage Art Making activity takes place in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan and costs from $101.30 per person, with the price varying based on group size.
The experience starts at 11:00 am and is a private tour, with only your group participating.
During the activity, you will enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch of soba (buckwheat noodles).
The workshop provides all necessary kimono materials, tools, and frames, as well as private transportation.
The activity concludes at the meeting point, Moriya Station, which is approximately 35 minutes from Tokyo on the Tsukuba express line.
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Location and Pricing
The Private Kimono Collage Art Making activity takes place in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, a region known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Priced from $101.30 per person, the experience’s cost varies based on group size. It’s a private tour, so only your group will participate.
The activity starts at 11:00 am and lasts for an undisclosed duration. The meeting point is Moriya Station, easily accessible via the Tsukuba Express line from Tokyo.
The activity concludes at the same meeting point, making for a convenient start and end to this unique culture.
Participant Experience
Although the Private Kimono Collage Art Making activity takes place in a rustic farmhouse setting, it offers participants a unique and memorable cultural experience.
Participants are guided through the process of creating their own personalized kimono collage artwork. The friendly instructions ensure everyone feels comfortable, even those with no prior art experience.
Along With the art-making, participants enjoy a traditional Japanese lunch of soba noodles.
The end result is a one-of-a-kind piece they can take home, serving as a lasting memento of their time in the Japanese countryside.
Included Services
The Private Kimono Collage Art Making experience includes a variety of services to enhance the participant’s enjoyment.
Participants will be served a traditional Japanese lunch of soba, or buckwheat noodles. All the necessary materials, tools, and frames for the kimono collage art are provided.
Private transportation to and from the meeting point at Moriya Station is included. Insurance coverage is also recommended for participants.
Transportation and Meeting Details
To access the Private Kimono Collage Art Making experience, you will need to meet at Moriya Station in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
The station is accessible via the TX, Tsukuba express line from Tokyo, which takes approximately 35 minutes from Akihabara, Asakusa, or Kitasenju. From Tsukuba terminal, the studio is just a 15-minute drive.
The activity concludes at the same meeting point, where private transportation is provided. Directions are straightforward – take the one exit gate at Moriya Station and follow the guide.
Confirmation and transportation details are provided upon booking this private, small-group art experience.
Booking and Cancellation Policy
Participants receive confirmation upon booking the Private Kimono Collage Art Making experience.
The activity provider offers several policies to accommodate guests. These include:
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of the experience.
- A "Reserve Now and Pay Later" option for added flexibility.
- Insurance coverage recommended for added protection.
The activity is supplied by the reputable BEPPIN tours company, and reviews have been checked for authenticity.
With these convenient booking and cancellation policies, guests can secure their spot with confidence.
Suitability and Accessibility
Although the Private Kimono Collage Art Making activity is open to participants of all skill levels, it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
The workshop takes place in a rustic farmhouse in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, which may pose challenges for individuals with accessibility needs. The meeting point is Moriya Station, and the activity concludes at the same location, requiring some walking.
While private transportation is provided, the venue itself may not be wheelchair accessible. Visitors should consider their physical capabilities before booking this experience.
Nevertheless, the unique setting and traditional Japanese elements make this activity an engaging option for most participants.
About the Tour Provider
The Private Kimono Collage Art Making activity is provided by BEPPIN tours, a reputable tour company based in Japan.
BEPPIN tours is known for:
- Offering unique cultural experiences that immerse visitors in traditional Japanese crafts and activities.
- Employing knowledgeable local guides who provide friendly and informative instruction.
- Maintaining high-quality standards and positive reviews from past participants.
The company ensures participants’ safety and satisfaction by providing insurance coverage, private transportation, and free cancellation options.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does the Art Supplies Cost for This Activity?
The cost of art supplies is included in the activity price, which ranges from $101.30 per person depending on group size. All necessary materials like kimono fabrics, tools, and frames are provided as part of the guided workshop.
Can I Customize the Design of My Kimono Collage?
Yes, participants can customize the design of their kimono collage. The workshop provides traditional Japanese kimono materials, tools, and frames, allowing guests to create a unique work of art that reflects their personal style and preferences.
Is This Activity Suitable for Children?
This activity may not be the best fit for children. The description indicates it’s a private, adult-focused workshop where participants create kimono collages. There aren’t any details about child-friendly accommodations or activities, so it’s likely more suitable for older participants.
How Do I Get to the Activity Location From Downtown Tokyo?
To get to the activity location from downtown Tokyo, travelers should take the Tsukuba Express line from Akihabara, Asakusa, or Kitasenju station. The journey takes approximately 35 minutes and the activity meeting point is 15 minutes from the Tsukuba terminal.
Is the Lunch Meal Vegetarian or Gluten-Free Friendly?
The lunch soba noodles provided during the activity are not explicitly stated as vegetarian or gluten-free. However, the activity provider can likely accommodate dietary restrictions if requested in advance. Participants should inquire about any special dietary needs when booking the experience.
The Sum Up
This exclusive kimono collage art-making experience in a charming old farmhouse in Ibaraki offers a unique opportunity to take in traditional Japanese culture. Participants can create a personalized work of art while enjoying a delicious soba lunch and the rustic surroundings. With an easy commute from Tokyo, this tour provides an unforgettable day of artistry and cultural exploration.