WHO DOES WHAT BY AGE
• Adults & teens (13+): Kanji name calligraphy + origami + yukata photo + tea
• Ages 10–12: Same full experience + Japanese snacks
• Ages 7–9: Simple kanji + origami + festival games + snacks
• Ages 3–6: Festival games + origami + snacks
• Under 3: Enjoy the space with your family
HOW THE DAY FLOWS
1. Meet in Hiroo
We meet near Hiroo Station and walk to the private family studio.
2. Choose your kanji name
A week before, I prepare 2–3 kanji candidates. On the day, we choose meanings together.
3. Practice calligraphy
Adults and teens practice brush writing with step-by-step guidance. While you create, your kids play with my son.
4. Children make a Japanese friend
My 11-year-old son welcomes your child face-to-face — origami, games, snacks. Children arrive nervous and leave with a new Japanese friend.
5. Younger children's activities
For ages 3–6, simple Japanese games (yo-yo fishing, fukuwarai, sand art) adjusted to each child's age and mood.
6. Finish your artwork
Write your kanji name on shikishi or uchiwa — your own artwork to take home.
7. Yukata photos and tea
Optional yukata photo (if sizes available), then tea and snacks.
Meeting Point:
Exit 2, Hiroo Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line)
"Please meet at Exit 2 of Hiroo Station. We will be waiting just outside the ticket gates."
Meeting Point:
Exit 2, Hiroo Station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line)
"Please meet at Exit 2 of Hiroo Station. We will be waiting just outside the ticket gates."