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󱩳Enjoy unlimited drinks while savoring afternoon tea and playing with the piglets!
[mipig cafe Kyoto] Popular and therapeutic piglet cafe interaction experience (for adults aged 4 and above)
Duration: 1 hr
English
From£17.18
󱩳Be introduced to a skill and have the chance to inspire a brand new passion
Kyoto: Ninja Weapon Making Class at a Historic Mansion
Duration: 2.5 hrs
English
4.8/5
Great· 169 reviews
From£113.53
󱩳Enjoy unlimited drinks while savoring afternoon tea and playing with the piglets!
[mipig cafe Osaka] Popular therapeutic pig cafe interactive experience (for adults and children aged 4+)
Duration: 1 hr
English
From£17.18
󱩳 Experience “ryurei,” a traditional style of Japanese tea ceremony
Traditional Tea Ceremony in Kyoto
Duration: 1.5 hrs
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5.0/5
Excellent· 1 review
From£32.45
󱩳You can learn how to make Gyoza-dumpling filling and some tips to cook them.
Gyoza Cooking Class in Kyoto
Duration: 90 mins
English
From£104.66
󱩳Let's make only one, special bowl of Ramen for you in this world
Ramen Cooking Class at Ramen Factory in Kyoto
Duration: 90 mins
English
From£106.27
󱩳Try your hand at sword cutting with a real Japanese sword! Experience the world's best cutting performance. This time, you will try cutting a rolled straw.
Night time/Trial slashing in Bushido with Samurai Sword real sharpneses near Osaka castle
Duration: 1 hr
English
From£70.85
󱩳With an oversized brush, more than five times larger than usual, the artist puts his soul into creating a powerful, fragile, and beautiful single character on a 150cm x 150cm sheet of paper.
Samurai Calligraphy Final brushstrokes of a lifetime before the War near Osaka Castle
Duration: 90 mins
English
From£53.14
󱩳When you pass through the door of the tea ceremony room, everyone is equal.Through wagashi , students learn about the wabi and sabi, the four seasons, etc.
Learn Zen by enjoying Wagashi and participating in a matcha tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle
Duration: 60 mins
English
From£35.43
󱩳Your name is converted into Kanji and a calligraphy master writes a stroke
Learn Japanese calligraphy (Shodo) and Zen while wearing a kimono near Osaka Castle
Duration: 60 mins
English
From£35.43
󱩳Hear about the responsibility of carrying a Samurai sword
Kyoto: Samurai Kenbu Traditional Sword Dancing Show
Duration: 1 hr
English
4.7/5
Great· 63 reviews
From£24.68

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Reviews: Kyoto: Ninja Weapon Making Class at a Historic Mansion

Guest User2025-10-17

Hands down the best activity I did in all of Japan! I had high expectations, but this went far beyond them. After about a 40-minute bus ride from the center of Kyoto, you arrive at a traditional house where you’re given a ninja uniform and a headband with their logo—and the fun begins. You can choose from three types of shuriken, or a kunai for a small extra fee of ¥3,000. Even though you’re given the basic shape, the process is incredibly hands-on: heating the metal, hammering it into form, sharpening, sanding, and polishing. I felt completely focused and zen the whole time. The guides were incredible—full of energy, super kind, and even helped us film. At the end, they engraved our tools with kanji symbols we got to choose ourselves. Is it a perfect ninja weapon? Probably not. Do I love it? Absolutely. We also got to meet their adorable Shiba named 姫 (Hime), which means “princess” in Japanese—she was the cherry on top of an alrea