This program is designed for those aspiring to become professional stained glass artists. Participants will learn CREARE’s unique techniques, refined through many years of experience and achievement, including contemporary German stained glass techniques using hand-blown antique glass, as well as the studio’s distinctive ability to “translate” original artworks into stained glass—an approach developed through collaborations with renowned contemporary artists.
This is a rare opportunity to receive direct instruction from active craftsmen who continue to create large-scale stained glass artworks for public spaces.
| Dates | October 19 (Mon) – October 30 (Fri), 2026 10 weekdays over two weeks (including a weekend in between) |
| Hours | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Lunch break: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM) |
| Fee | JPY 280,000 (tax included) The fee includes accommodation at the studio’s adjacent lodging facility. If you do not require accommodation, the fee is JPY 250,000 (tax included). Please indicate this in the inquiry form. The fee also includes materials and production tools. Please refer to the details at the bottom of the page. If you already own any of the listed items, the fee can be adjusted. Please mention this in the inquiry form. |
| Artwork to Be Created | One assigned stained glass panel (Overall size including wooden frame: W650 × H500 × T30 mm) Participants may choose one artwork from a selection of assigned designs prepared by the studio, including Western paintings, Japanese paintings, abstract artworks, and manga illustrations. The completed artwork may be taken home. A carrying case is provided. |
| Capacity | 5 participants (first-come, first-served basis) Applications accepted from one participant. |
| What to Bring | Sketchbook, pencils (2B, 3B, 4B), blue pencil, red pencil, eraser, kneaded eraser, ballpoint pens (black and red), utility knife, 3–4 cloths or rags (such as old towels), apron, and production tools (if available) |
| Application Deadline | Please apply by September 18 (Fri), 2026, via the “Course Application” form on this page’s inquiry form. |
Please apply through the inquiry form on this page by selecting “Course Application” and providing the following information in the “Inquiry Details” section:
Your stained glass experience (including years of experience, if applicable)
Whether you would like to use the accommodation facility
If you are comfortable sharing, please also tell us your reason for applying for this program.
If you already own any production tools, please let us know so we can discuss the details.
After reviewing your application, we will contact you with further information. Your application will be considered complete once payment has been confirmed.
Payment Method
Payment is accepted by bank transfer only.
Any bank transfer fees are the responsibility of the participant.
Please read the course participation terms and conditions carefully before applying.
This is an intensive stained glass program that includes glass cutting and soldering work. Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for production activities.
For safety reasons, open-toed shoes or footwear that may allow glass fragments to enter (such as sandals) are not permitted.
Participants who are pregnant are not permitted to join this program due to the use of soldering materials.
Rosin paste is used during the soldering process. Please be aware that it may cause allergic reactions in some individuals.
The following is the curriculum for the 10-day program, running from October 19 (Mon) to October 30 (Fri), 2026, including a weekend in between.
For details, please refer to the related materials.
View related materials (Japanese, PDF: 141 KB)
*Please note that the curriculum is subject to change. In such cases, we will notify participants in advance.
Below is the list of tools used in this program. The cost of these tools is included in the course fee. If you already own any of the listed tools, the fee can be adjusted. Please contact us through the inquiry form to discuss the details.

① Cutter oil
② Müller
③ Grisaille
④ Soldering iron stand
⑤ Soldering iron
⑥ Round nails
⑦ Flux
⑧ Pattern scissors
⑨ Six-wheel glass cutter
⑩ Pliers
⑪ Mop
⑫ Stapler
⑬ Tracer
⑭ Painting knife
⑮ Don Carlos
⑯ Hammer
⑰ Flux brush
⑱ Solder
*Please note that participants are required to purchase the following items themselves:
⑨ Six-wheel glass cutter and ⑮ Don Carlos
*Participants may stay at the accommodation facility adjacent to the studio during the program. Although overnight stays are also available on non-course days (October 24 and 25), use of the accommodation facility by anyone other than course participants is strictly prohibited.
Air conditioning, bed, bedding set, desk, chair, hangers, bathroom with shower and toilet (unit bath), shampoo and conditioner, body soap, hand soap, mini refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, pot and frying pan, and tableware.
Washing machine (located outdoors)



