・Lecture and practice on the cutting technique of Kiriko ・Choose and carve the pattern for the bottom of your preferred glass ・Choose and carve the pattern for the side of your preferred glass ・At the photography corner, capture an image of your one-of-a-kind original glass with your own mobile phone or camera ・End; take home the completed glass *We provide a tailored guidance for each individual's skill level, providing enjoyment for a wide range of ages from beginners and children to adults. *The created pieces are carefully placed in a box on the spot for you to take home. (Delivery service is available for a fee. For customers residing overseas who wish to have their glass delivered to a domestic accommodation facility, please arrange with sufficient lead time.) Originating in the late Edo period in 1834, Edo Kiriko began when the common people of Edo added cut glasswork to Western-style glass. Referring to glass crafts produced in Tokyo, Edo Kiriko is characterized by its stylish cuts featuring soft curves.