[Tokyo, Asakusa] Artistic calligraphy experience taught by a creative calligrapher <Includes original art book and Japanese sweets>

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Express the words you want to write and the thoughts you want to convey through creative calligraphy.
You will create a unique, warm and original piece of calligraphy that is one of a kind in the world.
During this experience, you will not learn the stroke order or stroke strokes, but will instead enrich your imagination and stimulate your brain while creating your own unique "kanji" art piece.

It is a 3-minute walk from Kaminarimon Gate, and nearby tourist attractions include
It is a perfect location with many tourist attractions such as Sensoji Temple, Sumida Park, Tokyo Skytree, Ueno Zoo, and Tokyo National Museum.

[Instructor profile]
Original calligrapher: Koji Takano Art calligrapher and contemporary artist.
Born in Tokyo, after working as a musician, actor and copywriter, he began creating calligraphy on the streets of New York in the winter of 1999.
To date, we have created one-of-a-kind pieces of art and naming books for over 40,000 people.
Based on the theme of "calligraphy alongside living," and based on his own unusual life and unique style of calligraphy and painting, he gives lectures around the country and participates in workshops and social activities.
As an instructor at an art calligraphy class, he is engaged in activities to widely spread the joy of expression.
He also designs and produces sake labels, product packaging, TV and magazine titles, children's clothing, and restaurant logos.
He created the team slogan for the J-League team "Gamba Osaka," and wrote the title for the collaborative work "Soredemo, Ikiteyuku" with EXILE ATSUSHI and pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii, and recorded the calligraphy scene in the music video. He also created paintings for the resort hotel "Park Hyatt Niseko HANAZONO" in Niseko, Hokkaido. His publications include "Nagarezu nagarete yuku / PHP Institute."