【Traditional Crafts Experience】 Tokyo Silverware 2025 Workshop

Traditional Crafts Experience
Tokyo Silverware 2025 Workshop - Experience Edo culture with all five senses in a hands-on crafting workshop.

Create your very own one-of-a-kind silver accessory or ice cream spoon, then taste the flavor of ice cream eaten with a pure silver spoon and enjoy a tasting wine or orange juice served in a silver cup and glass.
An artisan from the workshop of Master Silver Craftsman Sosho Kamikawa , one of Japan's preeminent silver artisans and winner of the Medal with Yellow Ribbon , will carefully teach you everything you need to know in a friendly workshop.

[Experience event (workshop) details]
Date: Saturday, January 25th or Sunday, January 26th, 2025, 15:30-17:30
*If you choose a plan that includes dinner, you can enjoy dinner from 18:00.

＜Experience content＞
■Part 1: Experience making silver accessories or pure silver ice spoons under the guidance of a silversmith
■Part 2: Experience making pure silver ice spoons with Kachi Kachi Ice
■Part 3: Experience comparing wine (or orange juice) in silverware and glass glasses

＜Number of participants＞ Minimum 2 people - Maximum 10 people
＜Venue＞ NOHGA HOTEL UENO TOKYO, 2nd floor library lounge
＜Price＞ 9,900 yen per person (tax included)
※Includes all experience fees from Part 1 to Part 3

【Dinner plan】
After completing the three experiences, you will enjoy a seasonal dinner course (with a glass of wine) at Bistro NOHGA on the 1st floor of the hotel.

＜Price＞ 16,800 yen per person (tax and service charge included)
※Includes all experience fees from Part 1 to Part 3, dinner course, and a glass of wine

※Photos are for illustrative purposes only. This is the January dinner course.

Please take your time and enjoy your experience at NOHGA HOTEL UENO.

⇒ Click here to make a reservation for the event (will take you to the external website "Peatix")

[Introducing our collaboration partner]

Nisshin Kikinzoku: Tokyo Silverware, Master Silver Craftsman

Tokyo Silverware is a traditional Tokyo handicraft produced primarily in the Taito, Arakawa and Bunkyo neighborhoods. Today, Tokyo's silver crafts, produced by Edo craftsmen using techniques honed across generations, are cherished around the world as quintessential artisanal works of Japan.
The Nisshin Kikinzoku  workshop carries on the tradition of twelve generations of silver master craftsmen, starting from the end of the Edo period. Today, the modern Nisshin Kikinzoku workshop is a classic Edo family business - Sosho Kamikawa, the second-generation master, works together with the up-and-coming third generation to further polish their time-honored craft. The entire workshop family devotes themselves daily to contributing to their local region and society by producing and selling traditional wares and metalworks that make full use of their skills and can be used by their customers for generations, and passing their artisanal techniques and culture to the next generation.

<Location> 1F Ito Building, 1-3-13 Misuji, Taito-ku, Tokyo
<Official website> https://www.nisshin-kikinzoku.com/