What is the minimum age for students to participate?

Our Nagoya after school programs are generally designed for students aged 8 and up. We use specialized low-odor spray cans and lighter equipment that is easier for younger hands to handle. Whether they are in elementary school or heading into their teens, we adjust our teaching style to match their skill level and attention span, ensuring everyone stays engaged and has a blast throughout the session.

Is the spray paint safe for children to use?

Safety is our absolute priority! We provide high-quality masks, gloves, and protective suits to keep clothes clean. Our professional artists are trained in safety protocols and supervise the students at all times. We use premium spray paint that meets safety standards, and our outdoor or well-ventilated Nagoya locations ensure a healthy environment for everyone to breathe easily while they create their masterpieces.

Do the students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with the basics—how to hold a can, how to control pressure, and how to draw simple lines. Our Nagoya artists guide students step-by-step, building their confidence until they are ready to create their own unique tags and pieces. It's all about the journey of learning and having fun with street art.

What should the students wear to the workshop?

We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes that you don't mind getting a little bit of paint on, just in case! While we provide full protective gear like suits and gloves, sometimes a little 'artistic splatter' happens. Nagoya's weather can vary, so if we are working at one of our outdoor street art spots, please dress accordingly for the season to stay comfortable.

How long does a typical after school session last?

Typically, our after school workshops in Nagoya last between 1.5 to 2 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice, and the creation of a final group project or individual canvases. We find this timeframe is perfect for keeping energy levels high and creativity flowing without the students getting too tired.

Can you host the workshop at our specific school location?

We are extremely flexible! We can host the workshop at one of our dedicated graffiti spots in Nagoya, or if your school or community center has a suitable outdoor space or well-ventilated area, our mobile team can bring the entire experience to you. We provide all the boards, plastic covering, and materials needed to ensure the location stays tidy while we get creative.

Will the students work individually or as a group?

Our workshops involve a mix of individual skill-building and collaborative projects. Students often start by practicing their own 'tags' or names on personal canvases or practice walls, and then we come together to create a massive, vibrant mural. This encourages teamwork and communication, as they have to decide together on colors, themes, and how their individual styles can blend into one big Nagoya street art piece.

What is the minimum age for students to participate?

Our Nagoya after school programs are generally designed for students aged 8 and up. We use specialized low-odor spray cans and lighter equipment that is easier for younger hands to handle. Whether they are in elementary school or heading into their teens, we adjust our teaching style to match their skill level and attention span, ensuring everyone stays engaged and has a blast throughout the session.

Is the spray paint safe for children to use?

Safety is our absolute priority! We provide high-quality masks, gloves, and protective suits to keep clothes clean. Our professional artists are trained in safety protocols and supervise the students at all times. We use premium spray paint that meets safety standards, and our outdoor or well-ventilated Nagoya locations ensure a healthy environment for everyone to breathe easily while they create their masterpieces.

Do the students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with the basics—how to hold a can, how to control pressure, and how to draw simple lines. Our Nagoya artists guide students step-by-step, building their confidence until they are ready to create their own unique tags and pieces. It's all about the journey of learning and having fun with street art.

What should the students wear to the workshop?

We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes that you don't mind getting a little bit of paint on, just in case! While we provide full protective gear like suits and gloves, sometimes a little 'artistic splatter' happens. Nagoya's weather can vary, so if we are working at one of our outdoor street art spots, please dress accordingly for the season to stay comfortable.

How long does a typical after school session last?

Typically, our after school workshops in Nagoya last between 1.5 to 2 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice, and the creation of a final group project or individual canvases. We find this timeframe is perfect for keeping energy levels high and creativity flowing without the students getting too tired.

Can you host the workshop at our specific school location?

We are extremely flexible! We can host the workshop at one of our dedicated graffiti spots in Nagoya, or if your school or community center has a suitable outdoor space or well-ventilated area, our mobile team can bring the entire experience to you. We provide all the boards, plastic covering, and materials needed to ensure the location stays tidy while we get creative.

Will the students work individually or as a group?

Our workshops involve a mix of individual skill-building and collaborative projects. Students often start by practicing their own 'tags' or names on personal canvases or practice walls, and then we come together to create a massive, vibrant mural. This encourages teamwork and communication, as they have to decide together on colors, themes, and how their individual styles can blend into one big Nagoya street art piece.

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AFTER SCHOOL GRAFFITI WORKSHOP IN NAGOYA

Book a fun after school graffiti workshop in Nagoya! Professional artists teach kids street art skills in a safe, creative environment. No experience needed!

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Graffiti workshop at an outdoor location, after school in Nagoya

Group photo after a graffiti art workshop, after school in Nagoya

Street art workshop for beginners, after school in Nagoya

Looking for the coolest after school activity in Nagoya? Skip the usual sports and music lessons and let the kids dive into the vibrant world of street art! Our after school graffiti workshop in Nagoya offers a high-energy, creative outlet where students can express themselves freely under the guidance of professional artists. We transform blank walls into colorful masterpieces while teaching the history, techniques, and ethics of graffiti. It’s not just about painting; it's about building confidence, learning teamwork, and discovering a unique artistic voice in the heart of Aichi. Whether they are total beginners or "mini-Picassos," our workshops are designed to be safe, educational, and, most importantly, incredibly fun. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose our graffiti experience for your after school program? It's more than just spray painting—it's a boost for individual growth!

Confidence through the roof: Seeing a giant mural they helped create gives kids a massive sense of accomplishment! 🚀
Authentic street artists: Our instructors aren't just teachers; they are active members of the graffiti scene who live and breathe this art. 🎨
Total safety focus: We provide professional-grade protective gear and use the safest techniques in the industry. 🛡️
Teamwork makes the dream work: Collaborating on a large-scale piece teaches students how to communicate and create together. 🤝
Zero stress booking: With our backup artist system and "pay later" policy, organizing your Nagoya workshop is a breeze. ✨

Step by step

Intro & safety talk: We kick things off with a quick intro to graffiti culture and a vital safety briefing to make sure everyone knows how to handle the gear properly.
Meet the cans: Students get their first taste of the spray cans, learning about different nozzles (caps) and how they change the thickness of the lines.
First lines & dots: Before jumping into big pieces, we practice basic muscle memory—drawing straight lines, perfect dots, and smooth curves on practice surfaces.
Sketching the vision: Using markers and paper, students sketch out their ideas, focusing on letter structure and 'flow' before moving to the wall.
The outline phase: Now for the real deal! We show the kids how to scale their sketches onto the large surface using light colors for the initial 'ghost' outline.
Fill-in & color play: This is where the magic happens! Students choose their palette and learn techniques for solid fills and vibrant color transitions.
The 'Power Outline' & highlights: We teach them the secret to making art pop—adding a bold outer 'cut' and those crisp white highlights that give graffiti its 3D look.
The final reveal: We step back, admire the massive collaborative mural, and take plenty of photos of the crew with their finished masterpiece.

Good to know

Duration: Usually 1.5 to 2 hours of non-stop creativity.
Group size: We accommodate everything from small groups of 10 to large school cohorts of 50+.
What's included: All spray paint, caps, gloves, masks, protective suits, and practice surfaces.
Safety first: Our team consists of seasoned pros who prioritize 100% safety and supervision.
Weather: If we're outdoors, we have backup plans or indoor-friendly materials ready to go!

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Nagoya has a unique, gritty-meets-modern aesthetic that provides the perfect backdrop for street art exploration. While the city is famous for its industrial roots and the magnificent Nagoya Castle, neighborhoods like Osu are bustling with a creative energy that fits the graffiti vibe perfectly. Our workshops tap into this local spirit, encouraging students to draw inspiration from the city's blend of traditional history and futuristic tech. We often discuss how Nagoya's urban landscape can be enhanced through respectful, legal public art.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Nagoya is home to some of the most intricate manhole cover designs in Japan? These "underground" artworks are a great example of how the city values design in every corner—just like we do with our graffiti!

Pricing

Our workshop pricing is flexible to fit the needs of different school programs and group sizes. We believe everyone in Nagoya should have a chance to try their hand at graffiti!

Standard Experience: ¥5,000 - ¥12,000 per person

Prices vary based on the duration of the workshop, the number of participants, and whether we use canvases or large-scale mural walls. No upfront payment is required—you only pay after the session!

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