After school activities / Lessons
Tailored for those seeking activities conducted in English, sports clubs and cultural workshops etc. From sports to traditional Japanese arts, there is something for everyone looking to broaden their horizons and connect with others in an enjoyable and educational environment.
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Art, Music, Sports Classes for Children in Tokyo
There are many fun classes for children in Tokyo and these classes are supported in English. Here is some information that you may be interested in. If you are looking for daycares or kindergartens, i…
Karate Dojos & Karate in Japan
This page contains affiliate links. Emerging from the tranquil islands of Okinawa, Karate is esteemed as one of the most iconic martial arts worldwide. Renowned for its compelling repertoire, includin…
Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Japan
This page contains affiliate links. If karate is the most well-known of Japan's empty-handed martial arts, judo comes in second. Whereas karate stresses punches, judo, which is Japanese for "gentle ma…
Aikido Dojos in Japan
This page contains affiliate links. Aikido is a style of Japanese martial arts that is relatively new. Aikido focuses on defending its practitioners without injuring their attackers. Aikido does not h…
Exploring Ikebana: The Art of Japanese Flower Arranging
Ikebana is the traditional art of Japanese flower arranging, but don’t mistake it for a version of Western-style floral arrangements – there’s a lot more to ikebana than initially meets the eye. With…
Japanese Calligraphy (Shodo) classes in Tokyo
This page contains affiliate links. Shodo, or Japanese calligraphy, is a traditional art with much history behind it. Shodo's roots are in ancient China where kanji, one of the major forms of Japanese…
Learning Ikebana: English-Speaking Ikebana Classes in Tokyo
There are several Ikebana schools / classes in Tokyo where you can learn it in English. If you would like to know what Ikebana is, please read Exploring Ikebana, The Art of Japanese Flower Arranging.I…
Art, Music, Culture, Dance Classes in English in Tokyo
There are many classes and lessons in Tokyo available in English. These classes offer a great opportunity to experience new aspects of Japanese culture, new artistic fields, or new musical instruments…
Experience the Beauty of Sado, the Japanese Tea Ceremony
In a peaceful moment, imagine the design of an elegant kimono, the asymmetrical beauty of a flower arrangement nearby, the contrast of light green tea. Such are the scenes of Sado, the art of the Japa…
Join a Japanese Pottery Class in Tokyo
Japanese Pottery (Tougei) is popular throughout the world. Arita-yaki, Kutani-yaki, Mashiko-yaki, are just three types of Japanese ceramics. Arita yaki is made in and around the town of Arita in Saga…
Foreigner-Friendly Yoga Studios in Tokyo
Many Yoga classes are available in Tokyo and its popularity has gained within the past few years. In a fast paced city like Tokyo, stress management becomes very important and Yoga is one of the great ways to reduce stress and anxiety. There are other benefits as well such as maintaining weight, stronger bones, improving sense of balance, improving lung capacity, lower blood pressure, increasing flexibility and many more.
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Japanese Cooking Classes in Tokyo: Learn How to Cook Japanese Food
No Japanese, no problem—there are a wide variety of English-friendly cooking classes available throughout Tokyo that can teach you how to make all your favorite Japanese foods, from sushi and ramen to traditional home-cooked meals.
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Wadaiko: The Summer Rhythm and Movements of Taiko in Japan
With a multitude of purposes, strong traditions, and dynamic rhythm, wadaiko, or traditional Japanese drums also known internationally as "taiko", is a unique and interesting part of Japanese culture. While other aspects of Japanese culture may be more popular worldwide, wadaiko has a niche following in Japan and is the centerpiece of many festivals throughout the country. Keep reading as we explain what wadaiko is and how to experience it firsthand if you live around Tokyo.
Kendo Dojos in Japan
This page contains affiliate links. Kendo, or the "Way of the Sword," is a Japanese sport descended from the samurai swordsman style. A contest consists of two individuals armed with bamboo swords cal…
