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Where Japanese Culture RESONATES

Hands-on Japanese culture in the East Village — tea ceremony, ikebana, sumi-e, wagashi, and more, taught by Japanese artists and masters.

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Purple and teal mizuhiki knot earrings nestled in wooden gift boxes, alongside a green floral ornament and coral hair accessory — handmade in RESOBOX's mizuhiki class in New York
Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots Making Class
A handcrafted pink kimekomi frog doll with a navy fabric bib, displayed on colorful Japanese patterned fabrics — made in RESOBOX's kimekomi doll-making class in New York
Kimekomi: Japanese Traditional Doll-Making Class
A blooming Prunus mume bonsai tree with delicate pink blossoms in a dark ceramic pot, displayed at RESOBOX in New York
Bonsai Class
A formal Japanese ikebana new year arrangement featuring white orchids, curved bamboo, pine, and plum blossoms in a red lacquer dish — displayed at RESOBOX in New York
Ikebana: Japanese Flower Arrangement Class Ohara Style by HANADOJO
Swirling patterns of teal, black, and cream ink float across paper in the ancient Japanese art of suminagashi, practiced in a marbling class at RESOBOX in New York's East Village
Suminagashi: Japanese Marbling Art Class
An instructor's sumi-e demonstration painting of cherry blossom branches and butterflies with artist's seal, used as a reference in RESOBOX's Japanese ink painting class in New York
Sumi-E: Japanese Ink Painting Class
Yuki Sakura Wagashi
Nerikiri Wagashi: Japanese Confectionery Making Class
A tea master in a traditional navy kimono performing a formal Japanese tea ceremony demonstration, whisking matcha with a chasen in a dark ceramic bowl at RESOBOX in New York
Chanoyu Class: Japanese Tea Ceremony at the Table
Two ikebana flower arrangements created by participants in RESOBOX's virtual ikebana class — a pink sweet pea with allium in a blue dish, and blue gentian with white chrysanthemums in a rustic ceramic vessel
Ikebana: Japanese Flower Arrangement Misho Style Class (Virtual)
Business professionals in suits slicing decorative kazari maki zushi rolls during a private sushi workshop at RESOBOX in New York
Kazari Maki Zushi: Decorative Sushi Roll Class
Tim Martin-Toussaint focuses intently on assembling a blue Gundam plastic model kit during a Gunpla class at RESOBOX in New York's East Village
Gunpla: Gundam Model Kit Building Meetup
A tiny handcrafted miniature ramen bowl on a spoon, displayed alongside a full-size tonkotsu ramen bowl — made in RESOBOX's miniature food art class in New York
Miniature Food-Making Class

Upcoming Classes & Events

wo ikebana flower arrangements in Misho-ryu style — pink sweet peas with allium in a blue ceramic dish, and blue and white flowers with maple leaves in a rustic pottery vessel
Virtual Ikebana class – Misho Style
August 2 @ 12:00 pm•
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Tim Martin-Toussaint closely inspecting a completed blue Gundam model kit with large wing binders at a Gunpla build night
Gunpla: Gundam Model Kit Building
August 12 @ 7:00 pm•
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Tim Martin-Toussaint closely inspecting a completed blue Gundam model kit with large wing binders at a Gunpla build night
Gunpla: Gundam Model Kit Building
October 21 @ 7:00 pm•
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wo ikebana flower arrangements in Misho-ryu style — pink sweet peas with allium in a blue ceramic dish, and blue and white flowers with maple leaves in a rustic pottery vessel
Virtual Ikebana class – Misho Style
December 6 @ 12:00 pm•
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Chanoyu: Japanese Tea Ceremony at the Table
July 14 @ 7:00 pm•
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Chanoyu: Japanese Tea Ceremony at the Table
July 28 @ 7:00 pm•
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A formal Japanese ikebana new year arrangement featuring white orchids, curved bamboo, pine, and plum blossoms in a red lacquer dish — displayed at RESOBOX in New York
Ikebana: Japanese Flower Arrangement – Ohara Style
August 13 @ 6:00 pm•
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A RESOBOX market entry consultant presenting a Japanese food product to a New York business contact — supporting Japanese companies in expanding to the US market

Where New York Meets Japan's Finest

RESOBOX works directly with Japanese artisans, local governments, and makers from across Japan to bring their most exciting products and experiences to New York. As cultural advisors to Japanese municipalities and businesses, we're always the first to introduce what's new, rare, and remarkable from Japan.

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Guests seated in an authentic Japanese tea room at Globus Washitsu during a RESOBOX-hosted tea ceremony featuring Hioki matcha and Chin Jukan teaware
RESOBOX Hosts Hioki Matcha and Chin Jukan Tea Ceremony at Globus Washitsu
July 2, 2026•
Collage from Morimoto's Tokyo Night Market at Foxwoods: the market venue and RESOBOX's three performers — sumi-e artist Taizan Tanaka, mizuhiki artist Satoi Adams, and origami artist Shiho Mashiko
RESOBOX Artists Bring Japanese Culture to Momosan Foxwoods’ First Anniversary
June 7, 2026•
Handcrafted mizuhiki accessories and decorative knot ornaments presented in wooden boxes
RESOBOX Leads Mizuhiki Workshop for Covington & Burling in New York
June 5, 2026•
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