Shibuya Art Institute
"Learn about art and enrich your life."
Students will be exposed to various arts such as ballet, tea ceremony, and painting, developing a solid foundation in each field while cultivating their sensitivity and expressive abilities.
Our studio provides an environment where people of all ages, from 3 years old to those in their 70s, can learn art at their own pace and with their own goals, and expand their own potential.
Ballet
Emphasis on fundamentals
Based on the Vaganova method, you will carefully learn the correct way to use your body and acquire solid fundamental skills that can be utilized in any environment.
We offer instruction tailored to each individual's age, experience, and goals, from introductory classes for adults to specialized classes for those aiming to become professionals.

Pilates
Awaken the body
This class encourages you to regulate your breathing and carefully connect with your own body. Since it involves slow, full-body movements, it's recommended even for those who don't usually exercise.
Starting in September 2026, we also launched "Medical Pilates," a program led by physical therapists. This program focuses on each individual's physical condition and movement, providing a personalized approach.

Yabuuchi-ryu Tea Ceremony
Bringing culture into everyday life
While experiencing the rich culture and spirit of old Japan, you will learn the beautiful movements and hospitality of the tea ceremony.
Why not experience the changing seasons and the beauty of Japan through these lessons, and incorporate enriching moments into your daily life?
Wearing a kimono and participating in an actual tea ceremony is one of the things I look forward to.

Painting
Feel freely, paint freely
We value each individual's feelings and imagination, rather than being fixated on technical skills or judgments of "good" or "bad."
For children, it's a time to step away from their daily lessons and studies, to draw freely, and to become engrossed in something they love.
For adults, it's a time to escape from their busy daily lives, connect with their own sensibilities, and purely enjoy the act of drawing.
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