• Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum - Begin your journey at a historic dyeing workshop, active since 1914, where skilled artisans maintain the tradition of Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa patterns. Here, participants can design and decorate their own tote bag using a traditional stencil dyeing method—no prior experience required! Select from stunning Edo-era designs and craft a unique, stylish souvenir to take home. Additionally, gain insight into the artistry behind these detailed patterns while exploring the workshop.

• Dyeing experience included
• Snack included
• Fee: ¥500

• The souvenir fee is not included.

Begin your adventure at a historic dyeing workshop, operational since 1914, where skilled artisans have maintained the tradition of Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa patterns. Here, you can create and embellish your own tote bag using a traditional stencil dyeing method—no prior experience required! Additionally, you will gain insight into the craftsmanship behind these detailed patterns as you explore the workshop.

With your personalized tote bag in hand, proceed to Higo Hosokawa Garden, a serene Japanese garden that showcases seasonal beauty throughout the year. Wander along graceful pathways, enjoy the picturesque pond views, and capture beautiful photos of your handcrafted bag set against a backdrop of cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, or vibrant greenery—depending on the season.

To enhance the nostalgic feel of your journey, take a ride on the Tokyo Sakura Tram, a delightful streetcar that has been in operation for over a century. It provides a unique chance to experience one of Tokyo’s last tram lines and its vintage charm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.