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A Japanese confectioner in the Tempozan dining quarter, known for warabimochi, where you can also try grinding beans.
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A Japanese confectioner in the Tempozan dining quarter, known for warabimochi, where you can also try grinding beans.
A centre in Sakai gathering the city's trades — forged blades above all, with incense sticks and chusen dyeing.
A workshop in Shinsaibashi where you make a ring or bracelet and take it home the same day.
A balloon ride at Daisen Park in Sakai, looking down on the Mozu burial mounds.
Japanese culture sessions at the Osaka Norin Kaikan in Shinsaibashi, covering tea ceremony and calligraphy among others.
A centre in Sakai on Sen no Rikyu and Akiko Yosano, with a reconstruction of the Taian tearoom.
A sushi-making session in Namba, with guidance in foreign languages.
A tea ceremony session in Dotonbori, with an explanation of its history, the making of tea and a sweet.
A drawing school in Namba, with individual tuition and manga making to try.
A teahouse in Minami, Osaka, where you can be entertained by geisha and try the parlour games.
A dojo in Hommachi offering iaido, calligraphy and tea ceremony.
A playhouse in Umeda, a sister theatre of Ikeda Gofukuza, staging popular theatre.
A dojo in Osaka where you cut straw targets with a real Japanese sword.
A centre at Rinku Town in Izumisano, with competition computers free to use.
A duty-free shop at Sakaisujihommachi, dealing in Japanese stationery, with engraving and seal carving.
A food-model making session in Namba, using the old wax method.
A tour of the Misono Building in Ura-Namba, going round several bars with a guide.
A rolled-sushi session in Osaka, rolled so that a picture appears in the cut face.
A shrine maiden session at Aguchi Shrine in Sakai, learning Shinto in grounds 1,700 years old.
A base in the Abeno Harukas Kintetsu store, holding manga and anime events.
An urban farm in Sakai with raised beds, so you pick strawberries standing up.
A centre in Habikino near the Furuichi burial mounds, where you can make haniwa figures.