Category Origami Workshops

Tokyo · ORIGAMI WORKSHOPS

Top 4 Origami Workshops in Tokyo

4 reviewed

Tokyo: Learn Traditional Origami with a Local

Tokyo: Learn Traditional Origami with a Local - Manami’s class style: English instruction, gentle pacing, real meaning

1.Learn Traditional Origami with a Local

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 51 reviews · 1h 30m · from $58Our pick

Tokyo origami with Manami: step-by-step folds, cultural stories, and 3–5 designs using traditional paper in 90 minutes.

“Manami is a wonderful host ! She is very attentive and patient, and one can actually sense her love for her art and culture. In our group we made three different origami shapes, and with her help they turned out really well. The location was a lovely café with yummy drinks.”

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Tokyo: Origami Fun for Families & Beginners in Asakusa

Tokyo: Origami Fun for Families & Beginners in Asakusa - The Studio Basics: Socks, Stairs, and Why They Matter

Mini Origami Lamp and Mizuhiki knot Belt Workshop in Ueno

Mini Origami Lamp and Mizuhiki knot Belt Workshop in Ueno - What You’ll Make: Lamp First, Then a Mizuhiki Belt Ornament

3.Mini Origami Lamp and Mizuhiki knot Belt Workshop in Ueno

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $107

In Ueno, fold a mini **origami lamp** and craft a **mizuhiki knot belt** in a private workshop, plus Japanese sweets and tea.

“This was truly one of the best activities I did while in Tokyo. If you enjoy making crafts then this will be the perfect activity. It was relaxing, enjoyable and I felt so happy and proud creating a gift, souvenir, and memory. The instruction waRead more”

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Tokyo Family Culture Workshop: Calligraphy, Origami &Yukata Photo

Tokyo Family Culture Workshop: Calligraphy, Origami &Yukata Photo - What You’ll Make: Shikishi Calligraphy, Origami, and a Yukata Photo

4.Tokyo Family Culture Workshop: Calligraphy, Origami &Yukata Photo

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $32

Private Hiroo workshop for families: make calligraphy on shikishi, fold origami, wear a yukata, and take a photo with your creations.

“A wonderful experience! Our hosts were super helpful, friendly, and personable. Fantastic English and Japanese spoken, and are patient in teaching you origami and the art of calligraphy. My husband and I had a fantastic time! We highly recoRead more”

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