Kintsugi workshops in Tokyo teach you the traditional art of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and gold. You'll work on a piece (provided or bring your own) and learn the technique in a guided session. Asakusa and other Tokyo venues offer 1.5–2.5 hour experiences. Take your piece home the same day or after drying/shipping—confirm with the operator.

Why book a kintsugi workshop?

A calming, meaningful craft that results in a unique object. You learn a traditional technique and take home something you repaired.

What to expect

1Meet at the venue. Intro to kintsugi and your piece.
2Learn and practice the steps: prepare, lacquer, gold. Hands-on under guidance.
3Finish your piece. Same-day takeaway or shipping—confirm with the operator.

Frequently asked questions

What is kintsugi?

The Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and gold. It highlights the repair as part of the object's story.

Do we bring our own broken item?

Check the product. Some provide a piece; others let you bring your own.

When do we get our piece back?

Lacquer needs drying. Some venues allow same-day takeaway; others ship later. Confirm when booking.

How long is the workshop?

Typically 1.5–2.5 hours. Check the product.

Is it in English?

Many Tokyo kintsugi workshops offer English instruction. Confirm when booking.

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