Hand-carved stamps made with craftsmen in Asakusa, Tokyo
Description
Do you know about Japan's very unique "Hanko culture" from a global perspective? Hanko refers to a personalized seal with one's name engraved on it, serving as a tool for personal identification, equivalent to a signature in other countries. Ito Inbo specializes in creating hanko that are both nature-friendly and unique, featuring designs such as cherry blossoms and portraits alongside names. They uphold the hand-carving techniques passed down since the father's generation, ensuring intricate designs are beautifully crafted. Using natural wood for original seals is an experience unique to this shop in Japan. Consider engraving your name or a favorite design to create your own special hanko. Explore the world's first experience of crafting seals using natural wood! Infiltrate the workshop where female artisans preserve traditional Japanese techniques! Carve your own original design and unleash your creativity!
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Duration：90 to 120 minutes *The experience time may vary depending on the customer.
- Items to bring：Nothing in particular.
- If you are concerned about carving debris, please bring your own apron.
- Clothes： Please come in casual attire
- Participation requirements：Over 10 years old
- For children under 10 years old, separate confirmation is required.
- Toilet：No (Please use the restroom beforehand.) There is a public restroom just a 1-minute walk from the experience location
- This plan is subject to reservation requests.
- Please be aware that depending on availability and the number of participants, there may be cases where we cannot accommodate your request or we may need to offer an alternative date. We appreciate your understanding.