Wasanbon Wagashi: Japanese Pressed-Sugar Confectionery
Press wasanbon, a fine Japanese sugar, into carved wooden molds and take the sweets home. A 90-minute class with Yuki Sakura; no baking or experience needed.
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Sun, Nov 1, 2026Let’s Write the Names of Anime Characters in Japanese Calligraphy
Calling all anime and manga fans! Play a character quiz with Japanese calligraphy artist Taisan Tanaka, then learn to write the characters' names in Japanese with traditional brushes and ink. Cosplay encouraged, no experience needed. $60 per person.
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Nov 5 – 6, 2026Memento Mori in NYC: The Art of Japanese Life and Death
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.
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Nov 5, 2026Iei: A Portrait of the Life You Are Living
Nov 5, 2026Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Memento Mori Jewelry
Nov 6, 2026 – Jan 8, 2027Bin Kuroshima: Hand-Painted Kyo-Yuzen at Carl Hansen & Søn
Kyoto dye artist Bin Kuroshima's first exhibition with Carl Hansen & Søn, at the Danish furniture maker's Midtown Manhattan flagship. On view November 6, 2026 – January 8, 2027. Opening reception Tuesday, November 10, 6–8 pm. Free admission.
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Ikebana: Japanese Flower Arrangement – Ohara Style
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesOhara-style Japanese flower arrangement in two levels: Introductory Course (6:30–8:30 pm) and Above Beginner (6:00–8:00 pm). Flower fee and materials are included.
Suminagashi: Japanese Marbling Art
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesFloat ink on water and transfer the marbled pattern onto washi paper and fabric in a 60-minute class. No experience necessary; all materials provided. Ages 12+.
Sumi-E: Japanese Ink Painting – Bamboo (Four Noble Ones)
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesPaint 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.
Mizuhiki: Japanese Decorative Knots – Woven Bracelet
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesTie mizuhiki knots and weave them into a lightweight washi-cord bracelet in your own autumn and winter colors, in a two-hour class with Satoi Adams. No experience necessary; materials included.
Kumiko Woodworking: Japanese Joinery – Flower Vase (Ichirin-zashi)
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesLearn the foundation patterns of kumiko woodworking, then design your own arrangement in a hanging wooden flower vase to take home. A 90-minute class; no experience necessary, all materials included.
Chanoyu: Japanese Tea Ceremony at the Table
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesWhisk 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.
Kimekomi: Japanese Traditional Doll-Making – Bear
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesMake a kimekomi bear by pressing fabric into the grooves of a wooden body, then take it home. A three-hour workshop; no experience necessary, all materials included.
Sumi-E: Japanese Ink Painting – Asian Dragon
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesPaint an Asian dragon 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 – Asian Dragon
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesPaint an Asian dragon in sumi ink in a 70-minute class that starts from the basics, like how to hold the brush. All materials are provided.
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.
Chanoyu: Japanese Tea Ceremony at the Table
RESOBOX 91 E 3rd Street, New York, NY, United StatesWhisk 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.