WORKSHOPS & ACTIVITIES
MORE THAN FOOD
Japan Food Fest isn’t just about tasting amazing food – it’s also your chance to immerse yourself in Japanese culture, art, and culinary traditions through a variety of hands-on workshops.
To learn more and register to a workshop, see below list.
Location: Workshops will be located at Zug Seepromenade's Rigiecke - near the Swan sculpture - North entrance of the Vorstadtquai.
INFORMATION & REGISTRATION
Art
Origami
Origami is the traditional Japanese art of folding a single sheet of square paper into decorative shapes, animals, or objects without cutting or gluing.
Learn how to create the famous traditional crane with a JFF volunteer.
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Culture
Koto Intrument
What does a traditional Japanese koto, the national instrument of Japan, sound like?
Chizuko Hiyashi, master in Koto and a teacher, will be offering free limited koto lessons with guests.
❗️Exclusively for SATURDAY only
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Art
Ikebana Flower Arrangement
Ikebana is the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement, which translates literally to "giving life to flowers".
Join the free workshop to learn how space and balance are used to create an arrangement.
❗️Exclusively for SUNDAY only

Sports
Kenjutsu
Kenjutsu is the traditional Japanese martial art of classical swordsmanship developed and used by samurai warriors for real battlefield combat.
Watch the demonstrations from Dojo Ketsui and try out Kenjutsu yourself!



