Name: Kendama Workshop
Address: 50 Kurogane-cho Aoi-ku, Shizuoka-shi, Central, 420-0851, Japan

Kendama Workshop

Description

Overview

Kendama is an addictive traditional wooden Japanese skill toy.
Nowadays Kendama is getting popular with young generations.
The Kendama World Cup 2020 was held in Japan with 13 countries and 422 Kendama athletes participating.
It can be played by young and old alike.
Infinite trick possibilities from the beginner to the master.
You will definitely have a lot of fun learning how to play Kendama.

Learn a new skill with your kids and have fun playing with Japanese Kendama.

Itinerary

1	Kendama demonstration by professional Kendama athletes.
2	Kendama lesson (the content of the lesson will vary depending on participants’ skill level.)
3	Synchronized Kendama (playing Kendana with all participants).
4	A short presentation about Kendama culture.

Highlights

Availability/ Operating Hours	Daily (except Sunday and Monday)
Meeting Time	10:00 (It can be changed upon your request)
Meeting Place	The workshop will be held nearby your accommodation.
Time Required	120 minutes
Price	Adult – 2,200 yen per person (including tax) Child – 1,100 yen (under 15 years old) Recommended for kids, family, and school tours. 10% Discount for School Trips
Number of persons	5 – 20 people
What’s included	English interpretation service
What to bring	–
Language	English and Japanese
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	Yes
Reservation	14 days in advance
Payment Option	Cash
Cancellation Policy	14 Day to 4 Day Notice 30% 3 to 1 Day Notice 50% Cancellation on the day or fail to show: 100%
Notes	The workshop is visiting program. CCC Project can book a venue upon your request. Please consult us in regards to additional fees. We may change the location of this workshop for a school trip or over 6 participants to near the Shizuoka station. Workshop is conducted in English. Workshop Location: Shizuoka central (Fujieda city to Shizuoka city) The workshop can be done in areas outside these areas (Travel expenses will be charged from Shizuoka city)