Gold powder makie crafting is a captivating Japanese art form that allows participants to create exquisite handmade coasters. Coupled with a serene matcha tea ceremony, this culture at Osaka Culturarium Tempozan offers a unique experience to explore traditional techniques and savor the flavors of Japan. Intrigued by the opportunity to craft their own masterpiece, visitors can explore the art and find themselves immersed in the tranquility of a time-honored tradition.
Key Points
- Hands-on crafting of a gold powder makie coaster using traditional Japanese techniques.
- Matcha tea ceremony and sampling of traditional Japanese sweets for culture.
- Opportunity to wear traditional Japanese attire and handle Japanese swords.
- Accessible location at Osaka Culturarium Tempozan with hassle-free transportation.
- Private tour experience with a lowest price guarantee and non-refundable policy.
Experience Overview
This crafting and tea experience allows participants to create a handmade gold powder makie coaster that they can take home. The coaster is made using traditional Japanese techniques, and a display stand is included for showcasing the finished product.
Along With the coaster crafting, the experience includes a matcha tea ceremony and the opportunity to sample traditional Japanese sweets. Participants can also take photos with Japanese swords and dress in traditional attire, providing a unique culture.
The activity takes place at the Osaka Culturarium Tempozan, conveniently located and accessible to all.
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Location Details
The activity is held at the Osaka Culturarium Tempozan, located on the 2nd floor.
The address is 1-5-10 Kaigan-dori, Minato Ward, Osaka, 552-0022, Japan.
The meeting point is at 1-chōme-5-10 Kaigandōri, Minato Ward, Osaka, 552-0022, Japan.
At the end of the experience, guests will return to the same meeting point.
The venue is easily accessible, being near public transportation and with wheelchair and stroller-friendly surfaces throughout.
Transportation and Accessibility
Since transportation to the Osaka Culturarium Tempozan is included, visitors don’t need to worry about getting to the venue.
The experience is wheelchair and stroller accessible, ensuring it’s inclusive for all. The location is near public transportation, making it convenient to reach.
Visitors can look forward to:
- Hassle-free travel to the activity
- Accessible facilities for a comfortable experience
- Ease of access via nearby public transit options
With the transportation and accessibility details taken care of, guests can fully enjoy the gold powder makie crafting and traditional Japanese tea experience.
Booking Information
Visitors will receive confirmation of their booking within 48 hours, subject to availability.
This is a private tour/activity, so only your group will participate.
Unfortunately, there are no refunds for cancellations, as the tour is non-refundable. However, the lowest price is guaranteed, so you can rest assured you’re getting the best deal.
With the booking information covered, visitors can look forward to an immersive experience of gold powder makie crafting, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, and a chance to dress up in traditional attire for a memorable photo opportunity.
Pricing
The price for the Gold Powder Makie Crafting and Tea Experience starts from $44.57 per person.
This lowest price guarantee ensures participants get the best value for their money.
The experience offers:
- Handcrafted gold powder makie coaster to take home as a unique souvenir
- Traditional Japanese matcha tea and sweets for an authentic culture
- Photo opportunity with Japanese swords and traditional attire to capture lasting memories
While the experience is non-refundable, it provides a private tour, ensuring only your group participates for a personalized and memorable cultural adventure.
Gold Powder Makie Coaster Crafting
As the centerpiece of the Gold Powder Makie Crafting and Tea Experience, participants explore the intricate world of makie, a traditional Japanese lacquerware technique.
Under the guidance of a skilled artisan, they learn to craft a personalized coaster using gold powder and lacquer. Meticulously applying the powder, layer by layer, the coaster takes shape, showcasing the unique textures and patterns of this centuries-old art form.
Each participant creates a one-of-a-kind piece to take home, displayed on a custom stand. This hands-on workshop offers a rare opportunity to take in the captivating craft of gold powder makie.
Matcha Tea Experience
After crafting their personalized gold powder makie coasters, participants enjoy the serene ritual of a traditional Japanese matcha tea experience.
They’re served a delicate, frothy matcha green tea, accompanied by an assortment of exquisite Japanese sweets.
The ritual invokes a sense of:
- Tranquility
- Mindfulness
- Reverence
This soothing interlude offers a welcomed respite, allowing participants to savor the moment and appreciate the artistry they’ve just created.
Photo Opportunity
What better way to capture the essence of this cultural experience than with a memorable photo opportunity?
Participants can don traditional Japanese attire, including kimono and samurai armor, and pose with authentic Japanese swords. This immersive photo session allows visitors to fully embrace the rich history and traditions of Japan.
The professional photographer will guide them through the experience, ensuring they leave with captivating photographs to commemorate their cultural journey.
This unique photo opportunity is the perfect way to conclude the Gold Powder Makie Crafting and Tea Experience, providing a tangible memento of their unforgettable day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Minimum Age Requirement for This Experience?
The minimum age requirement for this experience is not explicitly provided in the details. However, as the activity involves traditional Japanese crafts and tea, it’s likely suitable for adults and older children with supervision.
Can I Bring My Own Materials for the Crafting Session?
The activity does not allow participants to bring their own materials. All necessary supplies for the gold powder makie coaster crafting are provided as part of the experience. Participants should focus on the instructor-led session during the scheduled time.
Is the Matcha Tea Provided During the Experience Vegetarian-Friendly?
The matcha tea provided during the experience is vegetarian-friendly. Participants can enjoy the traditional Japanese tea along with sweets as part of the cultural experience.
Can I Take the Gold Powder Makie Coaster on a Plane?
The gold powder makie coaster can be taken on a plane, but travelers should check with their airline about any restrictions or regulations regarding the transportation of arts and crafts projects made with gold powder.
Do I Need to Bring My Own Camera for the Photo Opportunity?
The experience includes a photo opportunity, so you don’t need to bring your own camera. The tour staff will take photos of you during the activity, which you can then access after the event.
The Sum Up
This immersive cultural experience at Osaka Culturarium Tempozan offers a unique blend of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and serene tea ritual. Participants can create exquisite handmade coasters using the centuries-old gold powder makie technique, while also enjoying a calming matcha tea ceremony complemented by delightful Japanese sweets. It’s a memorable opportunity to explore the rich heritage of Japan through hands-on activities and authentic culture.
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