Mutoh — Multi-Session Kintsugi in Nihonbashi

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What You’ll Experience

This Mutoh course spreads ceramic repair across two or three sessions. It uses genuine urushi lacquer and gold, with synthetic adhesive and putty in some steps.

Join and fill damaged areas, then return to refine the surface and finish the seams after drying. The ceramic is selected by the artisan.

Wabunka lists an English-speaking host. Agree all visit dates before booking; this is not the separate single-session modern kintsugi plan.

Who Is This For

• Longer-stay visitors able to return to Tokyo
• Craft enthusiasts interested in several repair stages
• Careful beginners willing to follow material-handling instructions

Practical Details

Duration	Two or three sessions; listing gives 90 minutes per session
Price	Check Wabunka for current rates and inclusions
English	English listing; confirm support for your date
Location	Nihonbashi, Tokyo
Booking	Follow Wabunka instructions; requests need confirmation
Before booking	Check availability and cancellation terms

Hareto’s Take

The Hareto Score of 86 is a provisional editorial score based on listing information, not a firsthand inspection. Build your schedule around the complete sequence, including drying intervals confirmed by the provider. Ask about lacquer sensitivity, handling and the finished vessel’s care. This suits a trip with room for repeat visits.

Experience details and current reservations on Wabunka. Information checked September 17, 2026.