• Discover the artistry of Japanese violin-making at the renowned Suzuki Violin Workshop! Take a guided tour through the workshop, where you can admire a handwritten letter from Einstein, a fan of the Suzuki Violin. Learn about the history of this internationally acclaimed company, famous for producing 100,000 violins annually during the Meiji Era.
• Then, try your hand at varnishing violin parts, turning them into a unique strap to take home as a special souvenir. With an English-speaking guide, this experience blends tradition, craftsmanship, and history, making it an unforgettable visit!

Suzuki Violins, the pioneer of Japanese violins, was a favorite of Einstein. At the height of the Meiji Era, the company manufactured 100,000 violins a year. It was internationally acclaimed and won awards at the Paris World Exposition and other international competitions. After visiting the workshop, where you can see a letter handwritten by Einstein, you will experience varnishing violin parts called “pieces,” which will be made into straps for you to take home. ※Important Note: The remaining hours will be allotted for the travel time from pick up until drop off.