What is Tsumami-zaiku: Tsumami-Zaiku" is a traditional Japanese craftwork that is still used from 200 years ago. Designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. They are made by pinching small, square-cut pieces of cloth, turning them into a lot of seasonal beautiful designs. (Such as flowers, birds ,and more.) For this lesson we will be making flower using traditional starch glue and crepe fabric. Experience: After meeting at Shinjuku station, we will move to the venue together. - Choose the type "2 way clip" or "magnet". - Next, choose a colour from about 40 different fabrics to make petals and leaves. - Soak the cloth in glue and shape it. - Select the centre parts and put on it. I will teach you how to make it carefully, so there is no need to worry. Clumsy people and children can also challenge. Make everything in your favourite colours and enjoy. A storage box is also included, so you can take the finished product home with you.