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Introduction

LPC JAPAN STUDIO, operated by Marusan Co., Ltd from Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, will make its debut in Ginza on January 2, 2026. This facility is designed as a welcoming place for both international visitors experiencing Japanese culture for the first time and Japanese citizens wishing to rediscover their heritage through hands-on experiences. Building on the success of its flagship store in Asakusa, which opened last October, the Ginza location aims to provide an even broader array of cultural experiences that integrate food and retail offerings, creating a holistic encounter with Japanese culture.

A Multidimensional Space for Cultural Discovery

At the LPC JAPAN STUDIO Ginza branch, visitors will find a comprehensive space where they can engage in traditional Japanese cultural experiences such as workshops, a café, and a retail area all under one roof. The layout is intentional, allowing cultural, culinary, and shopping experiences to softly interconnect. This design encourages visitors to enjoy and understand Japanese culture in a multifaceted way. To ensure accessibility, the facility provides experiences that require no prior knowledge or preparation, making it easy for anyone to participate.

Cultural Experiences (Workshops)

Visitors can partake in various workshops, including:

• - Tea Ceremony Experience
• - Wagashi (Japanese Sweets) Making
• - Manga Drawing
• - Ukiyo-e Coloring
• - Wooden Coaster Crafting
• - Ninja Experience
• - Yukata (Summer Kimono) Dressing

Each workshop is carefully guided by knowledgeable instructors, making it suitable even for beginners and international tourists. The workshops are designed to be engaging and informative, allowing participants to appreciate both traditional and contemporary aspects of Japanese culture.

Workshop Details

• - Operating hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• - Participation Fee: From 3,300 to 11,000 JPY (tax included) depending on the workshop.

Café and Traditional Cuisine (MATCHA CAFE & STUDIO / Gohan Meijin)

In addition to cultural workshops, LPC JAPAN STUDIO features a café space where guests can enjoy matcha-themed offerings such as matcha lattes and pancakes. The eatery also provides traditional Japanese meals, including rice balls and tamago kake gohan (rice with raw egg). The rice served is Koshihikari from Nita, a gold medal-winning variety, cooked fresh in the restaurant. This dining experience enhances the cultural activities, offering a delightful way to relax before or after workshops.

Retail: A Taste of Japanese Culture

The store features a range of products that embody Japanese culture, including ukiyo-e prints, traditional crafts, ninja merchandise, and tea ceremony tools. Visitors can take home a piece of what they have experienced, making it easy to find memorable items as authentic souvenirs or gifts for loved ones. The retail space also includes character-themed products and snacks, appealing to families and tourists of all ages.

Store Overview

• - Facility Name: LPC JAPAN STUDIO Ginza
• - Location: 4th Floor, Ginza Fazenda Building, 5 Chome-9-11 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo
• - Opening Date: January 2, 2026
• - Operating Company: Marusan Co., Ltd
• - Website: LPC JAPAN STUDIO

Company Overview

• - Company Name: Marusan Co., Ltd
• - Location: 706-1 Watarabashi-cho, Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture
• - CEO: Ikeda Tsutomu
• - Business Activities: Amusement, food and beverage, hotel and onsen management, solar power generation, sports gym operations, and bento and deli sales.
• - Established: December 15, 1982
• - Capital: 50 million JPY
• - Website: Marusan Dream