Have you ever dreamt about playing the piano? Do you want to introduce piano to your children? This is a great opportunity for starting piano lessons. From June 29th to Sep. 4th, beginner’s 10-week private piano lessons will be held for only $250. Adults are welcome. Space is limited. Please contact via e-mail.
1646 Park Ave. (bet. 116th & 117th Sts.)Dessert Cafe LUXEE creates intricate French desserts with a Japanese flair. Seasonal dessert cooking classes are offered by their Japanese pastry chef, and you will learn techniques you can use at home. Recipes for the lessons are from their menu specifically arranged to recreate the exceptional flavors. You will also have a chance to sample their desserts after class.
6 Clinton St. (bet. E. Houston & Stanton Sts.)Their language program is taught by highly trained instructors who qualified through their special certification program. Group and individual lessons are available on and off the premises as well as via Skype.
A professional language instructor who has taught students of all ages for 20 years now offers private lessons at affordable prices. Lessons also include the history, culture and geography of Japan as well as Japanese dining and general etiquette.
510 E. 80th St. (bet. 1st & York Aves.)Ken Zen Dojo is a NPO that teaches traditional Japanese swordsmanship. Their classes are open for observation without appt. Kendo classes are on Tue, Thu, Sat from 7pm and Sun from 12:30pm. Iai-do classes are at 6pm on Wed and 4pm on Sat.
54 Thomas St. (bet. W. Broadway & Church St.)Take Japanese Kabuki dance & music lessons. Kimisen Katada & Co. is a traditional Japanese music orchestra that teaches shamisen, voice, drums, hand drums and dance in Lower Manhattan, Roslyn (L.I.), Bergen County, NJ, and Ocean County, NJ. Beginners are welcome.
Language House provides specialized instruction to Japanese language learners with 12-level courses in 3 semesters, private lessons and corporate programs. All instructors are certified native speakers with a Master’s in Language Education.
Mud, Sweat and Tears is a renowned pottery studio in Hell's Kitchen. Wheel and hand building classes are offered in 10-week terms. Students of all levels are welcome to work in our friendly, clean and productive atmosphere. Studio access is also available to potters not taking classes.
NYCNDA provides immersion into the Japanese language and culture for children ages 0-6 years in a fun environment. Their activities include play, music, songs, crafts, games and story time. Visit their website for full details and additional programs!
Established in 1994, NY Togei Kyoshitsu specializes in Japanese ceramics offering classes for beginner to advanced students. They teach traditional aesthetics and functionality of togei in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere. Unlimited studio use is available for open studio members.
5 W. 30th St., 3rd Fl., (bet. Broadway & 5th Ave.)Sachiyo Ito and Company offers Japanese classical dance such as Kabuki and Okinawan dance. You will learn how to dress in a kimono, basic movements, use of dance fans and dance repertoire. Children will learn better posture and manners as well as Japanese culture.
Shodo lessons by an instructor with 30 years of shodo practice and an 8th dan - the highest shodo degree. Lessons can be arranged on Tue, Thu, Sat and Sun. Monthly bokuga (ink painting) meetings are also held. Email for more details.
315 W. 61st St., (at West End Ave.)Aikido is a traditional Japanese martial art, and their Sensei is a disciple of the Aikido founder. Training is mostly bare-hand techniques but also includes wooden sword and stick forms. Students of all levels, backgrounds, ages and genders are welcome.
The Shinjinbukan School was founded by Onaga Yoshimitsu Kaichō in Okinawa, and his teachings are based on Ti, the ancient Okinawan martial art. The NY branch is a private dōjō offering classes to a selected group of students of all ages.
250 W. 57th St., #528 (bet. Broadway & 8th Ave.)Toho Shoji, the largest jewelry supply retailer, wholesaler and authorized Swarovski crystal dealer, offers jewelry making classes for amateurs to professionals. Various types of classes, in private or groups, are available for your needs. Advance deposit required upon reservation.
Learn how to play the piano from an award-winning pianist with a Doctor of Musical Arts degree. She has taught for over 15 years, and her students have performed at Carnegie Hall and DiCapo Opera Hall. Lessons are taught in a fun and exciting way to keep students motivated.
401 Park Place, #1C
Sweet and Romantic Treats from Japan
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