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Illustrative silver spoon and hand tools on a workbench
Kuramae, Tokyo Silversmithing

Nisshin Kikinzoku — Silver Spoon Making in Kuramae

Hammer and polish a silver spoon in a Kuramae workshop, with an English-language reservation listing on Wabunka.

Hareto Score 83/100

Reservations

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What You’ll Experience

At Nisshin Kikinzoku in Kuramae, this workshop introduces silverware through an object you can use: a spoon. The Wabunka plan pairs a studio visit with practical work in pure silver.

Practice hammering on copper before adding a pattern to your spoon. Shaping and polishing follow, making this a focused session of small, repeated movements.

The listing includes ice cream and drinks after the making session, with allergy-related exceptions. Confirm the food arrangements when booking.

Who Is This For

  • Craft beginners curious about working metal
  • Solo travelers seeking a focused workshop
  • Friends who prefer a useful handmade souvenir

Practical Details

DurationAbout 120 minutes
PriceSee Wabunka for the current price and options
EnglishEnglish listing and reservation request through Wabunka; confirm support for your date
LocationKuramae, Taito Ward, Tokyo
BookingA request needs provider confirmation; check availability and cancellation terms
What you getSilver spoon; confirm included refreshments and allergy arrangements

Hareto’s Take

The Hareto Score of 83 is a provisional editorial score based on listing information, rather than a firsthand inspection. The useful object gives this workshop a clear purpose. Allow time to work carefully rather than treating it as a quick souvenir stop. Choose it if repeated handwork is part of the appeal.

Experience details and current reservations on Wabunka. Information checked September 9, 2026.

Practical Details

Duration
About 120 minutes
Price
See Wabunka for the current per-person price and options