In Toyama, Japan, a quirky adventure awaits – one that’ll leave you hammering away like a pro (or at least, a decent amateur). At Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo, you’ll get to create your own tin plate masterpiece, guided by the wise hands of skilled artisans. But before you start envisioning your newfound skills, let’s get down to brass tacks (or should we say, tin plates?). What exactly goes into crafting these shiny wonders, and what kind of fun can you expect in this intimate workshop setting?
Just The Basics
• Experience traditional Japanese craftsmanship in a hands-on tin plate making workshop in Toyama, Japan.
• Create a unique tin plate masterpiece with patient instructors guiding you through four steps.
• Enjoy an intimate experience with a maximum of five travelers, ensuring personalized attention.
• Prices start at €32.23 per person, with options for souvenirs and group discounts.
• Cancel or change your booking up to 24 hours before the experience starts for a full refund.
Getting to the Meeting Point
Getting to the meeting point at 4-2 Sengokumachi, Takaoka, Toyama 933-0847, Japan is a breeze, especially when you’re on the lookout for a store with a signboard that proudly bears the name Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo. You can’t miss it!
The endpoint is conveniently the same as the meeting point, so you won’t have to worry about finding your way back.
With a maximum of five travelers, this tin plate making experience is an intimate affair.
Don’t worry if you’re not exactly navigation-savvy – the confirmation you receive within 48 hours of booking will likely include some helpful directions.
Just remember, it’s not wheelchair accessible, so plan accordingly.
Now, get ready for some tin-tastic fun in Toyama!
Tin Plate Making Process
As they expertly guide your hands through the process, the artisans at Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo will have you hammering, cutting, and shaping tin into a unique work of art in no time. Don’t worry if you’re not exactly the next Picasso – their patient instructors will walk you through every step. The process is surprisingly therapeutic, and you’ll be amazed at how quickly you get lost in the rhythm of hammering away. Before you know it, you’ll be holding your very own handmade tin plate, proudly displaying your newfound skills.
| Step | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cutting out tin sheet | Raw material for your art piece |
| 2 | Hammering and shaping | Tin takes form and texture |
| 3 | Designing and patterning | Your unique design comes to life |
| 4 | Finishing touches | Your masterpiece is complete! |
What to Expect On-Site
With tin plate in hand, they’ll lead you to the workshop, where the real fun begins!
You’ll be surrounded by the sounds of hammering, sawing, and maybe even some Japanese chatter – it’s a sensory experience like no other!
The Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo team will give you a warm welcome and guide you through the process.
You’ll have a chance to get your hands dirty (literally!) as you shape, mold, and craft your tin plate masterpiece.
You’ll get a peek into the traditional craftsmanship that’s been passed down through generations of Japanese artisans.
There will be plenty of opportunities to snap Instagram-worthy photos with your finished tin plate (because, let’s be real, you’ll want to show it off!)
Pricing and Booking Details
Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo’s got a deal that’s hard to beat, starting at €32.23, a price that’ll make you want to hammer out a tin plate (or two, or three…) of your own! But before you get too excited, let’s get down to business. Here are the deets:
| Option | Price | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | €32.23 | Tin plate making experience |
| Standard + | €45.00 | Tin plate making experience + souvenir |
| Group (3+ ppl) | €28.50/person | Tin plate making experience for your squad |
They’ve got a lowest price guarantee, so you can be sure you’re getting the best deal. And, if you change your mind, you can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience starts with a full refund. Now, what are you waiting for? Book that tin plate making experience already!
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Five days or 24 hours – whichever comes first – is the magic window to cancel or make changes to your tin plate making experience without incurring any penalties. You’ve got some wiggle room to adjust your plans, but don’t wait too long!
After that, changes or cancellations won’t be accepted.
The refund policy is as follows:
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before the experience starts
No refund if canceled less than 24 hours before the experience starts
No changes accepted less than 24 hours before the experience starts
No refunds for no-shows (don’t be that person!)
Reviews From Past Travelers
Only two travelers have taken the time to share their tin plate making experiences, but boy, are they glowing! It seems these travelers were thrilled with their tin plate making adventure in Toyama. Here’s a sneak peek at what they had to say:
| Reviewer | Rating | Review |
|---|---|---|
| Emily W. | 5/5 | "I never knew making tin plates could be so much fun! The instructor was super helpful and patient." |
| Mark K. | 5/5 | "I was amazed at how easy it was to create my own tin plate. Highly recommend this experience!" |
With a perfect 5.0 rating based on these two reviews, it’s clear that this tin plate making experience in Toyama is a hit. Who knows, you might just become the next tin plate making enthusiast!
About the Operator
Behind the scenes of this tin plate making extravaganza is Shimatani Syouryu Koubou Co., Ltd., a company that’s been perfecting the art of tin plate craftsmanship for who-knows-how-long.
These masters of metal have got it down to a science, and it shows in every intricately crafted piece that leaves their workshop.
They’ve been around for a hot minute, perfecting their craft and building a reputation for excellence.
Their workshop is located in Toyama Prefecture, Japan, where the art of tin plate making is revered.
They’re a small but mighty team, with a maximum capacity of 5 travelers per experience.
They’re committed to providing an unforgettable experience, with a 5.0 rating based on 2 reviews to back it up.
Preparing for the Experience
About to get your hands dirty with tin plate making? Before diving into the fun, make sure you’re prepared for this unique experience in Toyama!
First, double-check the meeting point: 4-2 Sengokumachi, Takaoka, Toyama 933-0847, Japan – you can’t miss the Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo signboard.
Since the activity’s not wheelchair accessible, plan accordingly. Also, note that there’s a maximum of five travelers, so it’s an intimate affair.
Lastly, review the pricing and refund policy: from ¥32.23 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
With all that settled, you’re ready to get crafty and create your own tin plate masterpiece!
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Cameras Allowed During the Tin Plate Making Experience?
So, can she snap away during this crafty adventure? Well, sadly, the operator’s policy isn’t clear on camera usage, but it’s always a good idea to ask the friendly folks at Shimatani Syouryu Koubou Co., Ltd. beforehand!
Can I Bring My Pet to the Meeting Point?
She wonders if her furry friend can crash the party, but sadly, it’s a pet-free zone – Shimatani Syouryu Koubou Co., Ltd’s got a strict no-pets policy, so leave Fluffy at home, folks!
Are There Any Age Restrictions for This Activity?
She’s wondering if there’s an age limit for this deal – and honestly, it’s a great question! As it turns out, there aren’t any specific age restrictions mentioned, so it’s open to most travelers, young and old!
Can I Customize My Tin Plate Design?
"Can I customize my tin plate design?" Well, isn’t that the million-dollar question? Shimatani Syouryu Koubou Co., Ltd. lets her get creative, offering a range of designs and even personalized messages – within reason, of course!
Are Restrooms Available at the Meeting Point?
So, you’re wondering if you can take a bathroom break before getting crafty? Yeah, restrooms are available at the meeting point, because, let’s face it, a creative mind needs a happy bladder!
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Final Words
And that’s a wrap, folks!
You’ve hammered, you’ve shaped, you’ve earned your tin plate making badge of honor!
Take your newfound skills (and your sweet, sweet tin plate) back home, and bask in the envy of all your friends.
Who knew getting a little messy and noisy could be so therapeutic?
Shimatani Syouryu-Koubo’s got the magic, and now you’ve got the tin plate to prove it.
