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Hello everyone, I am Tae Iwasawa from Terakoya NINJA. Recently, on the voyage of Silversea Cruises’ultra-luxury ship“Silver Moon” from Hakodate to Tokyo, I had the honor of serving as a Japanese Cultural Ambassador. Aboard the ship, we hosted workshops for guests from all over the world to experience authentic Japanese culture, including Ikebana, Tea Ceremony, Wagashi (Japanese sweets), Calligraphy, Origami, and Kimono Dressing. Today, I would like to share a bit about our wo

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We are excited to share that the feature by Romanian national broadcaster TVR’s travel program “Hai-Hui… cu Marina”, which covered Terakoya NINJA, has now been released on YouTube! It was a great honor to welcome Ms. Marina Almășan, who enjoyed the Ikebana (flower arrangement) experience with her radiant smile and warm personality. We are deeply grateful once again to Ms. Mizuno for discovering us, and to Mr. Iwakiri and Ms. Yamazaki for their kind support. Please check out t

We were honored to welcome Ms. Marina Almășan, the host of the Romanian national broadcaster TVR’s travel program “Hai-Hui… cu Marina”, who visited Terakoya NINJA for a special feature. With her radiant smile and warm personality, Marina-san enjoyed the Ikebana (flower arrangement) experience, and her lively presence left a lasting impression on all of us. We are truly grateful for her visit all the way from Romania. We would also like to express our heartfelt thanks to Ms. M

We had the pleasure of welcoming wonderful guests from Spain to Terakoya NINJA yesterday. Their visit was especially memorable as they arrived in Japan on the first direct flight from Spain since international travel between the two countries was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. For their experience at Terakoya NINJA, they dressed in traditional Japanese kimono and participated in a tea ceremony in our authentic tatami room. They showed a genuine and heartfelt interest in