2022 One month course in Île de France
Suikoushya International Craft School will open in 2022 in Île de France, about an hour away from Paris!
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the owners for providing us with the materials and land for the construction of the new Suikoushya Woodworking School. The construction of the school itself will become an advanced Japanese carpentry course. I will pass on to you the Japanese woodworking technology and its spirit through actual construction work. After completion, it will be used as the school for our regular one month Japanese woodworking course tailored to each individual’s skills, from beginners to professionals.
Suikoushya International Craft School support project, where you can learn Japanese woodworking in English
Please support Japanese carpenter so that I can share Japanese woodworking with as many woodworking fans as possible. There are many rewards that will please you, so be sure to check them out. Thank you as always for supporting Suikoushya.⇒★Crowdfunding★
Japanese woodworking one month course
At Suikoshya, a Japanese carpenter Takami Kawai will teach you the basics of woodworking. It can be a woodworker or a beginner. The number of students is about four per month, so I will teach carefully according to the
Japanese woodworking Online course
There are some types of online courses. Suikoushya Online video lessons for a month(about 30h) Suikoushya Torii production(ZOOM class about 6h） Suikoushya introduction of japanese hand tools (about 1h) Suikoushya Online class learning with a model 1:real construction course(about 2h)
About Suikoushya
I am Takami Kawai, a Japanese carpenter. I enjoy woodworking at the Suikoushya in Kyoto. In addition to repairing shrines and renovating old houses, we share fine woodworking with people, hold woodworking classes around the world, and hold joinery
Cortina Reform Project
Cortina is an upcoming renovation project by Suikoushya. It was a local cafe near near our Kyoto workshop that ended its business in 2019. We want to turn it into a Suikoushya community guest house, where visitors from all over the world can stay when they come visit Kyoto and our workshop.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions Q: Is a place to stay and meals provided? A: We do not provide a place to stay. We recommend finding a place through Airbnb. We are able to provide suggestions if you have trouble finding a place.
