現在お買い物カゴには何も入っていません。
Tsumamaki & TATE Sword Experience
Step into the aesthetics of the samurai and discover the art and movements of the sword.
柄巻の技と殺陣の動きを学び、日本文化の奥深さを味わいます。
Wrap the hilt, wield the blade
Tsumamaki & TATE Sword Experience
Recommended for
Those who want to feel the samurai spirit
Wrap a sword hilt with your own hands under the guidance of an actor, and learn authentic postures and movements.
Those who admire film and stage action
Learn TATE sword fighting directly from an actor and safely experience dynamic movements seen in movies and theater.
Those seeking unique memories and souvenirs
Take home the sword hilt you wrapped yourself, and capture unforgettable moments with an actor through commemorative photos.
What is Tsumamaki?
Tsumamaki is the traditional Japanese art of wrapping the hilt of a katana with cord or leather. It is not only decorative, but also strengthens durability and grip. For samurai, the sword was considered their soul, and the wrapped hilt symbolized both beauty and practicality.
What is TATE?
TATE is the stage art of choreographed sword fighting, performed in films and theater. It allows actors to create powerful battle scenes without causing harm. By learning stances, movements, and timing, you will experience a unique blend of samurai spirit and Japanese performing arts.
Workshop Highlights
🔸 A unique cultural experience
Wrap a sword hilt with your own hands and learn TATE from a professional actor — combining craftsmanship and performing arts.
🔸 Learn TATE directly from actors
Receive direct guidance from actors active on stage and screen, and safely experience dynamic sword choreography.
🔸 Memories & souvenirs
Take home the hilt you wrapped yourself and enjoy commemorative photos with the actor.
Experience Details
| Location: | Central Tokyo (other areas such as Kanagawa, Chiba, or Saitama available upon request) |
| Duration: | approx. 2 hours |
| Price: | ¥43,600 per person (tax included) |
| Capacity: | 3–10 participants |
| Included: | ・Sword hilt wrapping lesson (Tsumamaki) ・Basic movements and sword choreography (TATE) ・Commemorative photo session with the actor ※ You may take home the hilt you wrapped as a souvenir. |
FAQ
Q. Is it suitable for beginners?
A. Yes, the actor will provide careful instruction, so no prior knowledge or experience is necessary.
Q. Can I take photos?
A. Yes, you can take photos during and after the experience. A commemorative photo with the actor is also included.
Q. Can children join?
A. Yes, children can participate when accompanied by a guardian. Safety is prioritized in all instructions.
Q. Can I take home the hilt I wrapped?
A. Yes, your wrapped hilt can be taken home as a unique souvenir.
Q. Is English support available?
A. The experience is conducted in Japanese, but an English interpreter can be arranged (advance booking and additional fee required).