Building team spirit through
Japanese cultural activities

We offer authentic Japanese cultural experiences, including teaceremonies, calligraphy, flower arrangement, and Zen meditation, all
set in historic temples and gardens, tailored for international guests.

Why Choose Us

Why Wabunka Experiences?

Your guides are traditional
Japanese culture and arts experts

Be taught by masters and artists who are leaders of their craft in Japan and beyond. Come away with a deeper understanding of your chosen cultural art.

Private tours of historic temples,
gardens, and restaurants

We offer private tours of cultural facilities and restaurants such as Tsukiji Honganji Temple in Tokyo, Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, and other special places that are usually off-limits to the public.

Unique plans
tailor-made for you

Our concierge will propose a bespoke plan customized to your needs and group size. We offer support in multiple languages, including Japanese and English.

Our Clients

Embassy of Switzerland, Embassy of the Czech
Republic, Google, Microsoft, Apple Inc.,
Johnson & Johnson, Amazon, Shimadzu
Corporation, Mitsubishi Corporation, Sumitomo
Corporation, KFC Holdings, NTT Data, SCSK,
Odakyu Group UDS, Rakuten Group, The
Aoyama Grand Hotel, JTB, Nippon Travel
Agency Global Business Travel, Tobu Top Tours,
Hankyu Hanshin Business Travel, Swiss Re,
Tokyo Gakugei University, Ritsumeikan University etc.

Experiences Features

What Wabunka Experiences can do for you

Corporate training and team building

International team members can come together in Japan to enjoy authentic cultural experiences while building team spirit and camaraderie. Multiple activities can be arranged, and online experiences are also available.

Arranging dinners and receptions

We organize meals and gatherings at unique venues to foster stronger bonds among team members. We can cater to a variety of culinary preferences, including Japanese, halal, vegan, and other diverse food cultures and customs, ensuring an inclusive experience for all.

Japanese cultural experiences for groups

We offer Japanese cultural experiences for foreigners visiting Japan for MICE and other international business events. We can accommodate groups of all sizes with our wide range of events.

Instructors can come to you

Instructors experienced in teaching traditional Japanese culture and arts can travel to your office or other preferred venue. We offer the rare opportunity to experience the skills and thoughts of master craftsmen up-close.


Unique Venues

locations with a traditional atmosphere.

Tsukiji Honganji Temple

Tokyo

Rikugien Gardens

Tokyo

Kiyomizu-dera Temple

Kyoto

Myoshinji Temple Taizoin

Kyoto


Instructors

Experienced and knowledgeable experts

Tea Master

Inspired by the influential art critic Okakura Tenshin, he trained in Kyoto to become a tea master of the Urasenke school of tea ceremony. Regularly lectured for many international corporate training programs.

Calligrapher

Member of the Mainichi Shodo Exhibition panel of judges and three-time Nitten nominee. His works have been exhibited in Paris, Milan, Czech Republic, Finland, etc.

Ikebana Master

Seasoned teacher of the Ikenobo school of ikebana and the Urasenke school of tea ceremony. Experienced in teaching traditional arts and facilitating cultural exchange activities while based abroad.

Zen Priest

Visiting lecturer at Stanford University. Received The Award of Commissioner for Cultural Affairs and the Shigemitsu Award (Japan Society of Boston). Also participated in the Davos World Economic Forum.

Cases

Case Study and Testimonials

Columns

About Japanese Culture

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Depending on the contents of the plan, we may need some time before the event date, so please contact us/inquire about your desired experience date from as soon as one month to your preferred date.

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