Amigurumi is a craft work made by knitting wool yarn into a shape and stuffing the inside with cotton and other materials. The word "amigurumi" is used overseas, including in Europe and the United States, the same as in Japanese.

Amigurumi are knitted with various motifs such as dolls, animals, food, flowers, and vehicles.

At GCH, you can learn Japanese crochet diagrams and crochet symbols.

Fake sweets are crafts that originated in Japan and are based on the motif of sweets made using clay or resin, etc. They will be colored with paints and decorated with parts to make them look like the real sweets.

In addition to their cute appearance, fake sweets can be arranged in a wide range of ways, such as being used as accessories, key holders, and interior decorations.

Sashiko is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique that originated in the Tohoku region. The embroidery is done by embroidering geometric patterns and other designs with threads on a fabric. Originally used to protect and reinforce fabric against the harsh cold, today it is incorporated into a wide variety of items such as pouches, coasters, cushions, brooches, and buttons. It is said to be easy for beginners to start, because the basic technique is simple and can be done with a needle, thread, and fabric.

Mizuhiki refers to the decorative strings used for celebrations and other occasions. The way it is tied, its color, and the number of strings have meanings. Mizuhiki is also said to have three meanings: to guarantee that the packing is unopened, to ward off evil, and to connect people together. Despite being a traditional craft with a long history, mizuhiki can be used for accessories, straps, nail art, and more, making it enjoyable not only for special occasions but also in everyday life.

Japanese illustrations are characterized by the use of delicate lines and unique compositions with white space, and are highly regarded for their high quality.

In addition, many Japanese characters are round in shape, cute and friendly, and are gaining popularity around the world.

Paper crafts are models made from paper. Through the creative process of cutting, folding, bending, and pasting, you can create a variety of animals, buildings, vehicles, characters, and more.

At GCH, we include origami, a traditional Japanese play of folding a single sheet of paper to create various shapes.

Miniatures are small, finely crafted models. Miniature houses, dollhouses, dioramas, foods, vehicles, furniture, miscellaneous goods, etc., although small in size, are made with great attention to detail and look just like the real thing. Materials used include wood, clay, paper, and plastic.

Resin is a clear liquid material that hardens under ultraviolet light or UV-LED light. You can use it to make a wide range of handmade items, including accessories such as earrings and barrettes, as well as key rings, smartphone cases, coasters, and trays. You can also add color or add dried flowers or beads to harden it, allowing for a wide range of arrangements.