Calligraphy experiences
Calligraphy
Express your thoughts
in a single character.
OKADA’s calligraphy experience is a moment to connect with the spirit and beauty of Japan through the brush. Guided by a kimono-clad calligraphy master, you will write in a शांत, traditional setting, surrounded by the stillness of Japanese aesthetics, while feeling the subtle fragrance of ink.
Calligraphy is not about tracing form — it is an expression of the heart. In each movement of the brush, in each breath, and in the depth of the ink, your present state of mind is revealed. At the end of the experience, you will write your favorite word on a shikishi board, creating a one-of-a-kind piece to take home.
It is a moment to give form to the quiet beauty within yourself. At OKADA, calligraphy is not simply a skill to learn, but a path to refine the mind and experience the Japanese sense of living with grace.
one〜two
¥7,000
tax inc.
／Per Person
three
¥6,000
tax inc.
／Per Person
four
¥5,000
tax inc.
／Per Person
※Children under 12: 30% off
※Kimono rental available for an additional ¥6,000
(Dressing provided at our partner location “First Kiyomizu Main Store”)
【 Duration: Approx. 70 minutes 】
Calligraphy Flow
01
【 Introduction 】
Discover the spirit of calligraphy.
We begin with an introduction to the history of calligraphy, basic posture, and brush techniques. You will also learn the meaning behind movements such as stops, sweeps, and strokes — revealing both the beauty and spirit of the art.
02
【 Practice 】
Become familiar with the brush.
With ink on the brush, you will slowly begin writing. As you adjust pressure and breathing, you will feel the flow of ink and texture of the paper — a quiet moment where the mind begins to settle.
03
【 Final Writing 】
Put your heart into each stroke.
With a calm, steady breath, you will create your final piece. Within this moment of focus, your thoughts take form on the paper.
04
【 Completion & Reflection 】
A lasting expression of your heart.
Your finished work becomes a unique keepsake to take home. We hope the scent of ink and the beauty of Japanese aesthetics remain with you.
