Paint Nature Scene with a Sumi-e Master


Hello, I am a Certified Sumi-e Master and you will have an incredible experience not only drawing Sumi-e at my workshop in my studio, but also discovering the Japanese lifestyle.
I have been a Sumi-e master since 2013. I studied at a horticulture school and at Kyoto University of Art and Design. However, I draw Sumi-e not only with Indian ink but also with color.I would love to share my horticultural Sumi-e world with you.

Reiho.Furukawa

We will pick you up at YOGA station, about ten minutes from Shibuya via subway, and walk on ‘’Yoga Promenade’’ designed by one of the most famous architectural offices in Japan, ‘’Atelier Zo’’. You will enjoy flowers in the season of plums and cherry-blossoms, hear the sound of the stream, and find the poems from ‘’Hyakunin Isshu’’( Japanese poem cards) at the road.There is a bamboo grove, which I will teach you how to draw. The promenade ends at my studio.
Yoga promenade

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Hyakunin Isshu

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Map

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You will learn brush strokes and methods in traditional Sumi-e style and complete your Sumi-e which can be your Japanese art gift.
At the end of the program, we will have a Japanese Tea Ceremony to feel the Japanese culture.

*Tea Party: Due to Covid-19 situation, the Tea Party will not be performed at this time.

ITINERARY

13:30  Meet up at YOGA station, Denentoshi line.
1 hour or so
 Head to the studio by walking on ‘’Yoga Promenade’’ seeing the bamboo grove at ‘’Kinuta Park’’.
About  １hour and a 1.5hour
 You will draw bamboos in the studio with Indian ink.
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16:30 ー
 We will take you to the bus stop heading to Sangenjaya station  Denentoshi line and Shibuya station.
About  １hour and a 1.5hour
 You will draw bamboos in the studio with Indian ink.
Workshop fee: JPY6,500per person

Please let me know a few dates/times that suits you and I will arrange my schedule for that.

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Reiho Furukawa

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