Tokyo Japanese Calligraphy Experience with a Master Artist
Overview
Japanese calligraphy, known as “Shodo,” embodies traditional Japanese culture and artistic expression. This emotionally driven art form, which evolved from techniques introduced from China, has deep historical roots in Japan.
- 🖌️ “Shodo” involves writing words in a unique artistic style.
- 📜 The practice of calligraphy dates back to the 6th and 7th centuries.
- 🎨 Originally an essential skill for educated nobles and samurai, it later gained popularity among the general public.
- ✍️ Calligraphy is used not only for artworks but also for New Year's cards and special occasion writings.
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- English guide
- All necessary equipment
- Professional guide
- Taxi / Private Car or Bus
- Please add 6000 yen to the tour price for hotel pick up
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
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Keikyu The school is a five-minute walk from Umeyashiki Station on the Keikyu Line. It offers a wide range of instruction from basic to creative calligraphy. The instructor, calligrapher Eizuru Matsumura, is also an artist, lecturer at workshops, events and TV programs, and has created the official logo for the Kyokushin Karate World Tournament pamphlet. He has been practicing calligraphy since he was 31 years old.