



by Local Guide Stars
This one-hour workshop in Tokyo offers a chance to make your own wooden chopsticks using traditional tools and methods. The session takes place in Ginza and includes instruction on the cultural role of chopsticks in Japan. You can select from more than ten types of wood to craft your personalized pair, with three types available at no extra cost. The workshop is guided by English-speaking staff and provides all necessary materials. At the end, you take home your finished chopsticks as a personal keepsake or gift.
Workshop Locations and Overview
Participants may select from four locations: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, or Ginza. They will craft handmade chopsticks using traditional Japanese methods. More than 10 wood types are available, each differing in color, grain, weight, and character. Under guidance from English-speaking staff, participants shape, sand, smooth, and oil their chopsticks. Custom name engraving is offered using an original Kanji dictionary, with the engraving done on-site. Finished chopsticks can be taken home the same day. No prior experience is required, and the workshop welcomes families and beginners. Group bookings for up to 60 people can be arranged.
60 min
Chopsticks Studio 2F Kusumoto No.17 Building 1-14-12 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
End point
You can choose from four convenient locations: Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, or Ginza. Please note that pickup service is not available. Kindly make your way to the store you selected.