The Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity presents a chance to explore Japan’s rich cultural heritage. Participants will learn about the intricate craft of Hakata dolls while creating their own vibrant masterpiece. Guided by an experienced tour leader, this hands-on experience promises an intimate journey into the world of traditional Japanese art. With limited spots available, interested individuals won’t want to miss this opportunity to enjoy Fukuoka’s captivating charm.
Key Points

- Participants can personalize their own Hakata doll, a traditional Japanese folk craft, with guidance from a knowledgeable tour guide during the painting activity.
- The activity includes a delightful lunch to immerse in the local culture of the Hakata region, where the Hakata dolls originate.
- The painting session is a hands-on, intimate experience with a maximum of 10 participants, suitable for all skill levels.
- Transportation to and from the Hakata Doll Hall Shogetsudo in Fukuoka, Japan, is included for the convenience of the participants.
- The activity is accessible for wheelchair and stroller users, and infants can participate while sitting on laps.
About Hakata Dolls

Hakata dolls are a traditional Japanese folk craft that originated in the Hakata district of Fukuoka, Japan. These dolls are renowned for their delicate, hand-painted features and intricate, handcrafted designs.
Developed in the 17th century, Hakata dolls are known for their distinctive oval-shaped faces, vibrant colors, and ornate kimonos. Each doll is painstakingly created by skilled artisans, using techniques passed down through generations.
These dolls aren’t only beautiful, but they also hold significant cultural importance, representing the rich heritage and traditions of the Hakata region. Today, Hakata dolls remain a beloved symbol of Japanese craftsmanship and artistry.
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The Colorful Painting Activity

What makes this Hakata doll painting activity a unique and engaging experience? Participants get to personalize their own Hakata doll by painting it with traditional designs and vibrant colors.
Under the guidance of a knowledgeable tour guide, travelers learn about the history and craftsmanship behind these iconic Japanese figurines. The activity also includes a delightful lunch, allowing visitors to enjoy the local culture.
With a maximum of 10 participants, this shared experience offers an intimate and hands-on opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind memento. Whether a seasoned artist or a complete beginner, this activity caters to all skill levels.
Meeting Point and Transportation

Where does the activity begin? The meeting point for the Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity is the Hakata Doll Hall Shogetsudo in Fukuoka, Japan.
Participants will gather at this location at the start of the experience. After the painting session, the activity returns to the same meeting point.
Transportation to and from the activity is included, ensuring a convenient and hassle-free experience for travelers.
The meeting spot is accessible by wheelchair and stroller, and it’s located near public transportation, making it easy for most travelers to participate.
Inclusions and Pricing
The activity includes a Hakata doll for participants to paint, a tour guide to provide instructions and assist throughout the experience, and a lunch with food and drink. The price for this shared activity starts at $26.19 per person. Groups are limited to a maximum of 10 travelers.
| Inclusions | Price (From) | Max Participants | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hakata Doll | $26.19 | 10 | Fukuoka, Japan |
| Tour Guide | |||
| Lunch | |||
| Food & Drink |
Participation is open to most travelers, with the experience being wheelchair and stroller accessible, and located near public transportation.
Accessibility and Participation

The Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity is accessible to most travelers, as it’s wheelchair and stroller friendly.
It’s located near public transportation, making it convenient to reach. Infants can participate, as they’ll need to sit on laps.
The activity is suitable for a wide range of travelers, with most able to take part. The supplier ensures the transportation and surfaces are wheelchair accessible, providing an inclusive experience.
Whether you’re a family, a group of friends, or a solo traveler, this activity caters to diverse needs, allowing everyone to enjoy the colorful Hakata doll painting experience.
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Booking Process

Booking the Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity is a straightforward process.
Travelers have the option to reserve their spot and pay later. Confirmation is provided within 48 hours, subject to availability. If plans change, there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
The activity is wheelchair and stroller accessible, with transportation and surfaces accommodating those needs.
It’s also located near public transportation, making it convenient for most travelers to participate, including infants who must sit on laps.
Cancellation Policy
Travelers can cancel their Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity booking free of charge up to 24 hours before the experience starts in the local time zone.
This flexible cancellation policy allows participants to adjust their plans if needed without penalty. The booking can be made through the Reserve Now and Pay Later option, providing additional convenience.
Travelers should confirm their booking within 48 hours, subject to availability.
The activity is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and infants can attend while sitting on laps, making it inclusive for various needs.
Additional Information
Hakata dolls, renowned for their intricate designs and vibrant colors, are the centerpiece of this immersive cultural experience.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
- Customize their own Hakata doll with guidance from a skilled artisan
- Explore the rich history and traditions behind this iconic Japanese craft
- Savor a delightful Japanese-style lunch, adding to the authentic culture
The activity is accessible for a wide range of travelers, with wheelchair and stroller-friendly transportation and facilities.
Secure your spot with the convenient Reserve Now and Pay Later option, and experience the vibrant beauty of Hakata dolls in Fukuoka.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Food and Drink Included in the Price?
Yes, the price includes food and drink. According to the details provided, the inclusions for this activity consist of a Hakata Doll, tour guide, lunch, and food and drink.
Can I Book the Activity for a Private Group?
Yes, the activity can be booked for a private group. The maximum number of participants is 10 travelers, and the price is from $26.19 per person, which includes food, drink, and transportation.
Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?
There’s no minimum age requirement for participants, though infants must sit on laps. The activity is suitable for most travelers and wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it an inclusive experience.
Are Supplies for the Painting Activity Provided?
The supplies for the painting activity are provided. The activity includes a Hakata Doll for participants to colorfully paint during the shared experience. All necessary materials are furnished as part of the inclusive package.
Can I Modify or Add to the Hakata Doll Design?
Participants can personalize their Hakata dolls by adding their own creative touches to the design. The activity provides the necessary supplies, and travelers are encouraged to express their individuality through the colourful painting session.
The Sum Up
The Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity offers a unique and immersive cultural experience. Participants will create their own personalized Hakata doll, learning about its rich history from an experienced guide while enjoying a delightful lunch. With a maximum of 10 participants, this hands-on activity is accessible to all skill levels, ensuring an intimate and memorable journey into the vibrant world of traditional Japanese folk craft.
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