Custom Name Seal Stamp -Square type -24mm &Custom Kanji Name Pouch

Let's make a memorable personalized Japanese seal stamp&Custom Kanji Name Pouch!
You can make your own custom stamp with your name written in Kanji (Japanese character).
In Japan, there is a traditional custom of deciding the baby’s name by number of the strokes.
We will translate your name in Kanji characters so that your name has a lucky number.
The stamp will provide your name in English and in Kanji characters.
The stamp will be your Japanese souvenir that you can cherish for a long time.
It is also a great gift item for your friends, loved ones, and families!
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・Please select ONE of 4 designs(Stamp)
1.Mountain (Mt. Fuji) 2.Pine Tree (Matsu) 3.Floral leaf (Kirimon) 4.Girl (Maiko)
・Please select one of 2 colors（gold or silver) Pouch

Calligraphy Art No. 75

Calligraphy Art No. 75#02401215 (8.3in x 11.7in)

This Japanese calligraphy art is created using high-quality acrylic and features kanji characters hand-painted with traditional calligraphy ink on a 297mm x 420mm canvas inspired by the Japanese Hanafuda motif.
Inspired by Hanafuda
This piece is inspired by Hanafuda, a traditional Japanese card game that originated during the Edo period (1603–1868).

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Japanese Calligraphy Experience

Japanese Calligraphy ExperienceWe’d like to everyone enjoy Japanese calligraphy with a matcha latte.
This is an important and traditional cultural experience in Japan.It is a kind of meditation and hope it relaxes you.
Let’s make art with us!The detail of Japanese Calligraphy:
– Practicing basic strokes
– Writing your favorite kanji character
– The instruction video (history, tools, mindset, etc…)
– Souvenirs (take home your artwork on a paper fun)
– One free drink (matcha latte, green tea, coke, beer, etc…)
– Our original Shodo book

Enjoying whisky tasting in Roppongi of Tokyo.You can find your favorite type of whisky here.Find your best whisky!
You can try 4 famous types of whiskys,Yamazaki,Hibiki, Hakushu and Chita.The award-winnig whiskys you can try here usually expensive and hard to find.
We will introduce you to many mysterious charms of Japanese whiskys.
It is a 1 minute walk from Roppongi Station to Roppongi bar7557
The biggest and liveliest nightlife scenes are in Roppongi.
Come join us this fun experience!

You can experience how to make Takoyaki from scratch with us.
Takoyaki – in English Japanese snack of savory ball-shaped wheat cakes containing chopped octopus cooked on a specially shaped griddle.
Savory, salty, and just generally delicious…
It’s an incredibly popular Japanese street food.
In Japan, it is customary to make Takoyaki at house parties. (it’s called ‘TAKOPA’)
It’s going to be fun to make Takoyaki with friends, family, and couples, of all ages!

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Folded Origami Crane Experience

Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding.
You can try this hands-on lesson on folding an Origami crane with us.
Orizuru (ori- “folded,” tsuru “crane”) is the most classic of all origami models. In Japan, the crane is a national treasure and is considered the bird of happiness. It is depicted in art, literature, and mythology as a symbol of good luck and longevity because it is said to live 1,000 years.

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Manners of Chopsticks with SUSHI

You can experience how to use chopsticks properly.
There are several manners when it comes to chopsticks that Japanese people use daily.
The details of Chopsticks Class:
-How to use chopsticks properly
-The game of chopsticks
-Eating SUSHI
-The instruction video (history, Japanese table manners, etc…)
Let’s have fun learning with us!

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Original Goods Collection

You can purchase calligraphy goods, Japanese stamps, and calligraphy from 75 teams.

About Japanese Family Crests (Kamon)

“Kamon” are traditional Japanese family crests that symbolize and represent a family or clan. Passed down for hundreds of years, kamon served as a visual emblem to indicate lineage and familial ties, primarily among samurai and noble families. Even today, they appear on ceremonial clothing, gravestones, and buildings, signifying pride and a connection to one’s heritage.