From flower arranging to sake tasting, it’s easy for guests at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo, to fully immerse themselves in the colorful world of Japanese culture, both modern and traditional, thanks to a string of authentic experiences on offer.
For more information, please call +81-3-3423-8000 or email the Guest Relations Team at rc.tyorz.guest.relations@ritzcarlton.com.
Activities are arranged upon request and subject to availability. Reservation can be made until 3 days prior to the preferred date. All rates below include tax and service charge. Cancellation charges are applicable if activities are cancelled on the reserved day.
1 hour
JPY16,000 per person
Learn the art of Japanese flower arrangement t – known as ikebana – under the guidance of an expert teacher. From exploring ikebana’s Buddhist origins as 7th century altar offerings to examining its place in contemporary Japan, participants can also try their hand at making their own arrangement.
1 hour
JPY15,000 per person
Try one of Japan’s most unique forms of martial arts – Shorinjiryu Karate from Okinawa. The practice, which is deeply influenced by Chinese martial arts, is taught by an expert teacher who guides participants through elementary techniques and explains its philosophy.
1 hour
Complimentary for children aged 4-10
The art of paper folding known as origami is a popular pastime among many Japanese children, even today. Young guests can explore the world of all things origami – by learning how to make a crane out of paper, before taking their paper creations home as a souvenir.
1.5 hours
JPY 6,000 per person
An art-making workshop organized by the art materials lab, Pigment Tokyo. Iwa-enogu (mineral pigments) is a type of paint that is made by pulverizing minerals, which is commonly used in Japanese painting. It allows you to create a sparkling, sandy-like texture that reflects light for a multidimensional effect. In this 90-minute course, participants will complete a painting of flowers using these jewel-like pigments.
1.5 hours
JPY 6,500 per person
A paint-making workshop organized by the art materials lab, Pigment Tokyo. Paint is one of the main art materials essential for coloring artwork. In this 90-minute course, participants will learn about the origins of painting materials and create unique watercolor paints. Experience the classic Western paint-making method by using crystal muller on marble stone.
Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, our concierge team will do all we can to make your stay in Tokyo memorable. Feel free to consult us at any time during or prior to your stay for arranging transportation and recommending the best local attractions. Take a look at our Concierge’s top recommended attractions in Tokyo.
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