A kintsugi experience studio in Asakusa, Tokyo, where tradition and creativity come alive
【Tsugu Tsugu - Asakusa Studio】
Located in Asakusa, where Tokyo’s history and culture intersect, “つぐつぐ浅草店” is a special place where you can experience kintsugi—the embodiment of traditional Japanese beauty.
Our concept is to help visitors from Japan and abroad deeply understand and enjoy the kintsugi philosophy of “repair what is broken and keep using it.”
At Tsugu Tsugu, we offer a wide range of workshops, from authentic kintsugi using natural urushi lacquer and pure gold to casual, enjoyable accessory making.
Experienced artisans provide careful guidance, so even beginners can confidently engage with traditional Japanese crafts.
Another highlight is our excellent location within walking distance of Asakusa Station.
Top 3 Highlights
1. Authentic traditional Kintsugi experience (90 minutes)
Experience the final Kintsugi step, “sprinkling gold powder,” using natural urushi lacquer and 23K pure gold powder.
The vessels are prepared in advance, allowing you to focus on the most dazzling part of Kintsugi.
You can take your finished piece home the same day (with a drying box), pick it up at the studio later, or have it shipped overseas.
At the Asakusa studio, up to 15 people can participate at once, accommodating group bookings.
2. Creativity-sparking Kintsugi-style accessory making (60 minutes)
A workshop that applies traditional Kintsugi techniques to create original accessories with epoxy resin and gold powder.
Choose from items such as chopstick rests, earrings, or straps, and craft a beautiful piece born from your own “breaks.”
Finished accessories can be taken home the same day—perfect for those who want to enjoy the beauty of Kintsugi casually.
3. Tourist-friendly location and comprehensive support
Just a 3-minute walk from Tawaramachi Station (Ginza Line) and 5 minutes from Asakusa Station, offering excellent access from major sightseeing spots.
Workshops can be explained in English, so overseas guests can participate with confidence.
We provide attentive support—from Kintsugi tools and materials to how to take your finished piece home—enriching your cultural experience in Japan.
Other recommended information
f538From small groups to larger groups: The Asakusa location can accommodate up to 15 people, making it ideal for families, friends, or groups.
f538Workshops for diverse needs: From those who want to study authentic kintsugi in depth to those who want to enjoy it casually in a short time, you can choose courses to match your level.
f538Perfect as a souvenir: The piece you create in the workshop can become a one-of-a-kind souvenir that preserves your travel memories.
f538Comprehensive online classes: For those who want to learn kintsugi at home, we also offer online classes in English.
References
- Tsugu Tsugu official website:https://kintsugi-kit.com/
BASIC INFORMATION
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Tsugu Tsugu - Asakusa Studio (金継ぎつぐつぐ浅草店) |
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| Address | 1F, 1-1-2 Kaminarimon, Taito City, Tokyo Access |
| Phone | 03-5246-3476 |
| Business Hours |
【Mon・Tue・Thu・Fri・Sat・Sun・Public Holiday】
10:00 - 18:00 |
| Closed Days | Wednesday |
| Irregular Holidays | Closed for the year-end and New Year holidays (Dec 29~Jan 3). Temporary closures may occur. |
| Parking |
Parking: Not available
Use nearby paid parking |
| Pricing | Traditional Kintsugi Workshop (90 minutes): 22,000円 (Uses natural urushi lacquer + 23K gold powder. Finished piece can be taken home) Kintsugi-Style Experience (60 minutes): 6,600円 (Uses epoxy resin; ages 6+ OK; take home the same day) |
| Payment Methods | Credit Card |
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| Official URL | https://kintsugi-girl.com/ |
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MAP & ACCESS
3-minute walk from Tawaramachi Station (Ginza Line)・5-minute walk from Asakusa Station・3-minute walk from Asakusa Station (Asakusa Line)
<By bus>
Toei Bus (23 wards): get off at “Kaminarimon 1-chome”; right by the stop, along Asakusa-dori, near the Komagata 1-chome intersection.