Turn “broken” into “beauty.” Experience the profound world of kintsugi in Asakusa.

A kintsugi experience studio in Asakusa, Tokyo, where tradition and creativity thrive
Tsugu Tsugu - Asakusa Studio

Located in Asakusa, where Tokyo’s history and culture intersect, “Tsugu Tsugu Asakusa” is a special place to experience the traditional Japanese art of kintsugi.

Our concept is to help visitors from Japan and abroad deeply understand and enjoy the kintsugi philosophy of “repairing what is broken and continuing to use it.”

At Tsugu Tsugu, we offer a wide range of workshops—from authentic kintsugi using natural urushi lacquer and pure gold to casual accessory making.

Experienced artisans provide attentive guidance, so even beginners can comfortably engage with Japan’s traditional crafts.

Its excellent location within walking distance of Asakusa Station is another highlight.

Top 3 Highlights

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1. Authentic traditional kintsugi experience (90 minutes)

Using natural urushi lacquer and 23K pure gold powder, experience the final stage of kintsugi for restoring broken vessels: gold powder application.
The vessels are pre-prepared, 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 later at the studio, or opt for international shipping.
At the Asakusa studio, up to 15 participants can join at once, and groups are welcome.

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2. Kintsugi-style accessory making that sparks creativity (60 minutes)

A workshop where you create original accessories using epoxy resin and gold powder, applying traditional kintsugi techniques.
Choose from items like chopstick rests, earrings, and straps to craft a beautiful piece born from your own “break.”
Completed accessories can be taken home the same day—perfect for those who want to enjoy the beauty of kintsugi in a casual way.

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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.
The workshop can be explained in English, so overseas visitors can join with peace of mind.
From tools and materials to how to take your finished piece home, we provide attentive support to enrich your Japanese cultural experience.

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Facility Information

Name Tsugu Tsugu - Asakusa Studio
Address 〒111-0034 東京都台東区雷門1丁目1番2号1階
Access <Train>
3 min on foot from Ginza Line Tawaramachi Station; 5 min from Asakusa Station, 3 min from Asakusa Station on the Asakusa Line
<Bus>
Toei Bus (23 wards) “Kaminarimon 1-chome” stop: right by the stop, along Asakusa-dori, near the Komagata 1-chome intersection.
Opening hours 10:00–18:00; closed Wednesdays
Payment method Credit card only (cash not accepted)
Fees Traditional Kintsugi Workshop (90 min): ¥22,000
(Uses natural urushi lacquer + 23K gold powder. Finished piece can be taken home.)
Kintsugi-Style Experience (60 min): ¥6,600
(Uses epoxy resin; ages 6+ OK; can take home the same day)

Other recommended information

🔸From small groups to groups: The Asakusa store can accommodate up to 15 people, making it ideal for families, friends, or groups.
🔸Workshops to meet diverse needs: From those who want to learn authentic kintsugi in depth to those who want to enjoy it casually in a short time, you can choose a course suited to your level.
🔸Perfect as souvenirs: Works created in the workshop can be one-of-a-kind souvenirs that capture memories of your trip.
🔸Online classes available: We also offer online classes in English for those who want to learn kintsugi at home.

References

BASIC INFORMATION

Name Tsugu Tsugu - Asakusa Studio
(金継ぎつぐつぐ浅草店)
Address 1F, 1-1-2 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo Access
Phone 03-5246-3476
Official URL https://kintsugi-girl.com/
Official Social Media

FACILITY INFORMATION

Facility Information (Access)
Access
  • Near the station
    Near the station
Facility Information (Usage)
Usage
  • Reservations prioritized
    Reservations prioritized
Facility Information (Payment)
Payment
  • Credit cards accepted
    Credit cards accepted
Facility Information (Conditions / Trends)
Conditions / Trends
  • Beginners welcome
    Beginners welcome
  • Solo guests welcome
    Solo guests welcome
  • Foreign visitors welcome
    Foreign visitors welcome
Facility Information (Languages)
Languages
  • Foreign language support available
    Foreign language support available
  • English support available
    English support available
Facility Information (House Rules)
House Rules
  • Photography allowed
    Photography allowed

MAP & ACCESS

Phone:03-5246-3476