Museu do Oriente.

A guided tour of the Fundação Oriente museum, part of Foundations and Donors Day, with free entry and limited to 25 participants. The visit highlights the role of donations in building the foundation's collections.

Lecture on the historical evolution of Korean ceramics, exploring the aesthetics and spirituality of Goryeo celadon and Joseon white porcelain.

Workshop to learn how to make Dasik, Korean miniatures to accompany tea. The session will be conducted in English.

Guided tours of the 'Portuguese Presence in Asia' exhibition, exploring the intercultural dialogue between East and West through the artworks in the collection. In 2026, each monthly visit focuses on a different theme, from literature to religion, from decorative arts to social history.

A kimono pattern‑making and sewing workshop for beginners, guided by Cristina Neves, where each participant creates a unique piece, blending classic and contemporary styles.

In this workshop, participants explore the Japanese beauty ritual, learning its principles and creating two personalized skincare products with natural ingredients like rice, azuki, and camellia oil.

In this workshop, participants learn to build a foldable paper archive, inspired by the Japanese concept of Mottainai, reusing materials and exploring folds and fittings.

Workshop on gold leaf application, inspired by the Museum of the Orient's collection. Includes observation of pieces and hands-on gold leaf application on various supports.

Guided tour of the exhibition 'Invoking Silence' at the Museu do Oriente, exploring biocultural harmony in Indonesia through silence.

The Museu do Oriente offers guided evening visits to several exhibitions, with tours accompanied by Portuguese Sign Language interpretation on selected dates, focusing on Japan customs and the Portuguese presence in Asia.

Explore the history of pigments and colors in dyeing, learning to dye fibers with natural elements and shibori techniques. A hands-on workshop with Isabel Guimarães that promotes sustainable artistic practices.

A workshop with Dulam Soros on 20 November, from 10.30 to 12.30, dedicated to the art of traditional Japanese sweets: learning to prepare mochi and dango from glutinous rice, from their history to shaping techniques and fillings. €40 with materials included, for ages 16 and over.

Workshop on Japanese culture and daily life, with practical tips for traveling with more confidence and having a more integrated experience.

A haiku writing workshop led by Leonilda Alfarrobinha, in two Saturday sessions. Participants will explore the origins and features of this Japanese poetic form and write their own poems.

In this workshop with Yuko Kase, participants will discover the secrets of the Nageire style of Ikebana, creating flower arrangements in a jar from natural elements. The Japanese art of ikebana, known as the 'way of flowers', is accessible to practitioners of all ages.

A workshop on the Japanese art of flower arranging with Yuko Kase, where participants discover the secrets of Ikebana, from lines and rhythm to the use of empty space.

An origami workshop with Tatiana Arazaki to create a pair of lightweight leaf-shaped earrings, with materials included.

Workshop to learn the history and principles of the Korean alphabet, to read and write in hangul, including greetings and numbers.