Traditional Japanese food replicas were originally made from wax, but today, many are made from resin and other synthetic materials. At our workshop, we use resin to create life-size, realistic food replicas. Rather than shaping clay by hand, you will experience the techniques used to recreate the appearance of real food at a 1:1 scale. This is your chance to discover the craftsmanship behind Japan's unique food replica culture!Description text goes here

Of course! No special artistic skills are needed to enjoy making Japanese food replicas. Our workshops are a fun way to experience this unique aspect of Japanese culture, whether you are an art enthusiast or simply curious about how food replicas are made.

Of course! Solo visitors are welcome, and male visitors are equally welcome to join. Whether you are travelling alone, exploring Japanese culture, or simply looking for a unique experience, you can enjoy making your own food replica at your own pace.

We offer over 70 different menu options, giving you far more variety to choose from than most food replica workshops. Depending on your chosen item, the experience takes between 30 minutes and 2 hours to complete. Most importantly, we offer a complete hands-on experience, where you create your food replica from start to finish. Rather than simply assembling pre-made parts, you can enjoy the full creative process and discover the techniques behind making realistic Japanese food replicas.

Book through the booking platforms linked from our Contact page, or send us a message on Instagram. Email is for questions only, not reservations.

We do not normally accept same-day reservations, and walk-ins are not available, so please book in advance. If you would like to join today, send us a DM and we will let you know if a same-day slot happens to be open.

Trial courses start from ¥2,500. Regular courses range from ¥4,000 to ¥9,800, depending on the item you choose.

Trial courses take from 30 minutes. Regular courses take about 45 to 120 minutes, depending on the item.

Yes. Every piece is finished during the session and you take it home with you on the day.

Trial courses are open from age 6. Regular courses are from age 9, although the minimum age varies by item.

Yes. The workshop is fully indoors, a five-minute walk from Kinkaku-ji, so it fits easily into a rainy day in Kyoto.

Japanese, English and Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin) are all supported.