• Miniature Food-Making: Japanese Katsu Curry

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Make a miniature katsu curry from clay and UV resin, from the rice to the pork katsu, in a two-hour, beginner-friendly class (ages 10+). All materials included.

  • Chanoyu: Japanese Tea Ceremony at the Table

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Whisk your own bowl of matcha in a 90-minute Japanese tea ceremony class, seated on chairs at a table rather than kneeling. All materials included.

  • Virtual Ikebana class – Misho Style

    A one-hour online Misho-style ikebana class on Zoom. Bring two or three kinds of flowers, clippers, and a vase, and get tips as you build your own arrangement.

  • Sumi-E: Japanese Ink Painting – Bamboo (Four Noble Ones)

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Paint bamboo, one of the Four Noble Ones, in sumi ink in a 70-minute class that starts from the basics, like how to hold the brush. All materials are provided.

  • Sumi-E: Japanese Ink Painting – Bamboo (Four Noble Ones)

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Paint bamboo, one of the Four Noble Ones, in sumi ink in a 70-minute class that starts from the basics, like how to hold the brush. All materials are provided.

  • Iei: A Portrait of the Life You Are Living

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Part of Memento Mori in NYC. A 30-minute portrait session with photographer Tokio Kuniyoshi and hair and makeup artist Michael. Digital photos delivered on the spot. Admission ticket required.

  • Memento Mori in NYC: The Art of Japanese Life and Death

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Two days of art, talks, and ritual exploring life through the lens of death, with Japanese artists, thinkers, and makers. Early Bird $20, General Admission $30 — one ticket covers both days.

  • Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Memento Mori Jewelry

    RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United States

    Part of Memento Mori in NYC. Learn the basic mizuhiki knots and their meanings with instructor Satoi Adams, and make your own accessory to take home. Limited to 12. Admission ticket required.