Make Your Japanese Suzu Metal Tableware in Osaka

Overview

Create your own Japanese tableware in a workshop in Osaka. Learn about the Suzu metalworking method from friendly English-speaking local host, make a cup or plate, and take home your handcrafted piece.

Highlights

• Craft your own Japanese tableware using traditional techniques
• Learn about the history and culture behind the Suzu metalworking method
• Choose to create a cup or a plate with the help of a local host
• Enjoy a relaxed, interactive atmosphere with cultural exchange
• Take home your handcrafted piece, beautifully packaged and made by you

Important Information

Please, come 5-10 minutes before!

We are located on the 2nd floor of the Fuji Building, right above the onigiri store.

Feel free to come empty-handed, packaging is provided.

What to Bring

Just yourself and a big smile! Feel free to come empty-handed.

Meeting Point

BUB ACTIVITY CENTER Osaka

Venue Address

Fuji Building 2F, Chuo-ku, Minamisemba 3 Chome-5-28, Osaka, Ōsaka Prefecture, Japan, 542-0081

Business Hours

Every day except Tuesday and Saturday

Schedule

13:30 and 15:00

Cancellation Policy

No-show: You pay 100% of experience price

3 days before: You pay 100% of experience price

Description

Step into a warm and welcoming workshop in Osaka and experience the spirit of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Upon arrival, change into a samue, the traditional outfit worn by artisans, and begin your journey with an introduction to the culture and history behind the unique Suzu metalworking method.

Together with a friendly, English-speaking host, choose whether to create a cup or a plate and learn how to use authentic tools through hands-on guidance. As you shape the metal using time-honored hand-hammering techniques, not only craft your own piece but also connect with the rhythm and philosophy of this traditional art.

Enjoy a relaxed, interactive atmosphere where questions, conversation, and cultural exchange are all part of the experience. At the end, take home your own handcrafted Japanese tableware—beautifully packaged and made entirely by you.