Isshu Mizushima — Suiboku-ga Painting in Higashiyama

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What You’ll Experience

Artist Isshu Mizushima introduces suiboku-ga at Kodaiji Kiwami, inside Akagane Resort Kyoto Higashiyama 1925. A short introduction connects the lesson to the Maruyama-Shijo painting tradition.

Practice changing the strength of ink and the movement of the brush, using bamboo and other plants as subjects. A demonstration helps connect the explanation with marks on paper.

Wabunka lists a two-hour session with an English-speaking guide and a finished painting to take home that day. The activity takes place in a restaurant space, but this listing is for an art lesson.

Who Is This For

• Art beginners interested in botanical subjects
• Design travelers curious about monochrome work
• Friends seeking a focused indoor activity

Practical Details

Duration	About 120 minutes
Price	Check Wabunka for current prices and options
English	English listing on Wabunka; confirm support for your date
Location	Higashiyama, Kyoto
Booking	Follow Wabunka instructions; your request may need host confirmation
Before booking	Check availability, inclusions and cancellation conditions

Hareto’s Take

The Hareto Score of 83 is a provisional editorial score based on listing information, rather than a firsthand inspection. Pair the lesson with time to look at paintings later in your trip. The useful takeaway may be a new way of noticing brushwork as much as the finished sheet. Ask how to protect your work during travel.

Experience details and current reservations on Wabunka. Information checked September 13, 2026.