Kintsugi Workshop Class in Shibuya, Tokyo With Mon Cadeau

Discover the captivating art of Kintsugi in the heart of Tokyo. At Mon Cadeau’s workshop in Shibuya, participants can enjoy this centuries-old Japanese technique of mending broken pottery with lacquer and precious metals. Under the guidance of an experienced instructor, they’ll learn to celebrate the beauty of imperfections and create a unique, one-of-a-kind keepsake. With complimentary refreshments and a take-home gift box, this workshop promises a memorable cultural experience.

Key Points

• A private Kintsugi workshop experience in Shibuya, Tokyo, led by an experienced teacher and including Japanese refreshments.
• Hands-on guidance throughout the process of repairing broken pottery using lacquer and precious metals.
• All necessary materials provided, with a gift box to store the repaired piece as a keepsake.
• Convenient meeting point at the Central Hospital, with transportation options and accessibility information provided.
• Competitive pricing with a lowest price guarantee and flexible cancellation policy.

Workshop Overview

The Kintsugi Workshop Class in Shibuya, Tokyo is offered by Mon Cadeau, a private tour and activity provider.

The class takes place in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, Japan. It’s a private experience, so only your group will participate.

The class includes coffee, tea, matcha, and seasonal Japanese sweets. An experienced teacher will provide personal guidance as you repair an item using the Kintsugi technique.

All materials are provided, and you’ll receive a gift box for your repaired piece as a souvenir.

The activity ends back at the meeting point near the Central Hospital in Shibuya.

Inclusions

The Kintsugi Workshop Class includes several amenities to enhance the experience. Participants will enjoy coffee, tea, matcha, and seasonal Japanese sweets during the session.

An experienced teacher will provide personal, hands-on guidance throughout the repair process. All necessary materials are included, so guests need only bring themselves.

After completing their restoration, attendees will receive a gift box to store their repaired piece as a souvenir from Japan. A worksheet is also provided to document the Kintsugi learning experience.

The inclusive pricing covers all fees and taxes, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable workshop.

Meeting and Pickup

The meeting point for the Kintsugi Workshop Class is at the Central Hospital, located at 25-1 Shinsenchō, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0045, Japan.

Detailed directions to the meeting point will be provided upon reservation. The activity ends back at the same meeting point.

The workshop is a private tour, so only your group will participate. Participants will receive confirmation at the time of booking.

The class isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed. It’s near public transportation, and infants must sit on laps.

Most travelers can participate in this workshop.

Participant Information

Confirmation is received at the time of booking.

The workshop isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed. It’s located near public transportation, and infants must sit on laps. Most travelers can participate in this activity.

The meeting point is at the Central Hospital in Shibuya, Tokyo, and detailed directions are provided upon reservation. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

With a Lowest Price Guarantee and free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience, this Kintsugi workshop is an accessible and flexible option for visitors to Tokyo.

Pricing and Cancellation Policy

The price for the Kintsugi Workshop Class in Shibuya, Tokyo starts from $133.72 per person.

This price includes the lowest guaranteed rate. Participants can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

The Reserve Now and Pay Later option is also available, providing flexible payment arrangements.

The class is priced competitively, ensuring an affordable and accessible Kintsugi experience for all interested participants.

With these pricing and cancellation details, guests can book the workshop with confidence, knowing they’re getting excellent value for their money.

Kintsugi: The Art of Golden Repair

Kintsugi, the centuries-old Japanese art of golden repair, is the focus of this immersive workshop.

Participants will learn the intricate process of mending broken pottery using lacquer dusted with gold, silver, or platinum. This ancient technique celebrates the imperfections, embracing the beauty in the flaws.

The skilled instructor will guide attendees through each step, from preparing the broken pieces to applying the precious metals.

Participants will leave with a unique, one-of-a-kind item that reflects the philosophy of wabi-sabi – the acceptance of transience and imperfection.

Kintsugi isn’t just a craft but a mindset, transforming broken objects into works of art.

Hands-on Kintsugi Experience

During this hands-on Kintsugi workshop, you will have the opportunity to actively engage in the ancient Japanese art of golden repair. Guided by an experienced teacher, attendees will learn the restoration process step-by-step, applying it to their own broken ceramic pieces. The workshop includes:

Inclusions	Description
Hands-on Guidance	Personal guidance from an experienced Kintsugi instructor
Materials Provided	All materials needed for the repairs
Souvenir Gift Box	A gift box to store the repaired piece as a keepsake

At the end of the workshop, you will leave with a renewed appreciation for the beauty of imperfection and a one-of-a-kind restored item.

Cherishing the Beauty of Imperfection

While Kintsugi is rooted in the Japanese philosophy of embracing and celebrating the beauty of imperfection, this ancient art form extends far beyond mere aesthetics.

At its core, Kintsugi teaches us to find value in the flaws and cracks that inevitably arise in life. By repairing broken pottery with lacquer dusted with powdered gold, Kintsugi artists showcase how these imperfections can be transformed into unique and visually stunning pieces.

This workshop offers participants the chance to experience the mindful process of Kintsugi, fostering a deeper appreciation for the inherent worth in the imperfect and impermanent.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are the COVID-19 Safety Protocols in Place?

According to the details provided, the workshop follows COVID-19 safety protocols, including hand sanitizer availability and social distancing measures. However, specific details about mask requirements or capacity limitations are not mentioned.

Can I Bring My Own Pottery Item to Repair?

Yes, participants can bring their own pottery item to repair during the workshop. The experienced teacher will provide guidance and all necessary materials to complete the Kintsugi restoration process on the participant’s personal piece.

Is There an Age Limit or Restrictions for Participants?

There are no age restrictions for participants in this workshop. Children and infants are welcome, though infants must sit on laps. The activity is suitable for most travelers, with the exception of those who require wheelchair access.

What Happens if I Need to Cancel or Reschedule the Workshop?

Participants can cancel or reschedule the workshop free of charge up to 24 hours before the start. After that, no refunds are available, but the experience can still be rescheduled subject to availability.

Is There a Suggested Dress Code or Attire for the Workshop?

There’s no formal dress code for the workshop. Participants should wear comfortable, casual clothing that they don’t mind getting a bit messy. Wear closed-toe shoes for safety. The focus is on the hands-on experience, not fashion.

Recap

The Kintsugi Workshop Class in Shibuya, Tokyo with Mon Cadeau offers a unique opportunity to learn the ancient Japanese art of golden repair. Participants will mend broken pottery using lacquer and precious metals, creating a beautiful and meaningful keepsake that celebrates imperfections. With expert guidance, complimentary refreshments, and a gift box for the repaired piece, this workshop provides a memorable cultural experience.