Rimpa Sumie Heritage Institute — Nihon-ga Painting
Explore nihon-ga painting with Tomoko Sase in a Tokyo atelier. Check current options and reservations on Wabunka.
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What You’ll Experience
At the Rimpa Sumie Heritage Institute, Tomoko Sase introduces nihon-ga painting with traditional materials. Work from a motif and build up color on prepared metallic-leaf paper.
The single-session plan includes a painting to take home. Applying the gold or silver leaf yourself is a paid option.
Wabunka lists an English-speaking host. This is distinct from the institute’s multi-session course.
Who Is This For
- Art enthusiasts curious about pigments and paper
- Beginners who appreciate guided practice
- Solo travelers planning a focused studio visit
Practical Details
| Duration | About 210 minutes |
| Price | Check Wabunka for current rates and inclusions |
| English | English listing; confirm support for your date |
| Location | Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo |
| Booking | Follow Wabunka instructions; requests need confirmation |
| Before booking | Check availability and cancellation terms |
Hareto’s Take
The Hareto Score of 84 is a provisional editorial score based on listing information, not a firsthand inspection. Reserve a generous block of time. Ask which materials and optional processes your booking includes. This is a useful choice for travelers who want to make something and learn how the materials influence it.
Experience details and current reservations on Wabunka. Information checked September 18, 2026.
Practical Details
- Duration
- About 210 minutes
- Price
- See Wabunka for current prices and options