Why not start with a trial lesson
and see what the classroom is like?

You’d like to learn illustration or manga.But you may be a little unsure what the school is like, or whether it suits you.Draw for real and see how the instructors teach and what the classroom feels like.

Trial fee2,000 JPY

Elementary school to adults: 2 hoursKindergarten (age 4–6): 90 minutes

Both include an introduction to the school. No pressure to enroll.

Book a trial lesson(Available 24 hours)
An instructor and a child smiling as they draw at a deskAn adult student and an instructor looking at a tablet

Choose from three trial courses

  1. ① Manga & illustration

    A hand inking a manga page with a dip pen

    Try faces and bodies, coloring, manga panel layout and more, shaped around the characters or manga you want to draw. You can bring work in progress or talk over what to draw.

  2. ② Children’s art

    A child drawing at a desk with colored pencils laid out

    For children from kindergarten (age 4–6) through junior high. Draw favorite characters and add color while getting a feel for the classroom.

  3. ③ Painting & drawing

    A pencil drawing of buildings and a park

    Try capturing shapes, light and shadow, and composition as you actually draw. Beginners and those thinking about art exams alike, we work to your current level and goals.

Work from before and after lessons

From people who took a trial

We live a little far away, so I worried whether we could keep coming, but at the trial my child said they absolutely wanted to go.

— Mother of K.N. / Shijonawate

I could use materials I do not normally use, and the atmosphere made it easy to ask whenever I did not understand something.

— N., 13-year-old girl / Osaka City

They taught me carefully but still let me do things the way I wanted, and I liked that style.

— N., woman in her 20s / Izumisano

How a trial lesson runs

  1. We ask what you want to draw and what is on your mind

    It’s fine if you haven’t decided what to draw. You can decide together with the instructor.

  2. You draw while the instructor teaches

    The instructor looks at your drawing as you work and gives advice suited to you.

  3. You can get a feel for the classroom

    See the classroom atmosphere and how you get on with the instructor, and check whether it suits you.

  4. After the trial

    After the trial lesson, we explain the school and answer your questions.

Dates, who it’s for, watching, and what to bring

  • Held: Mon/Wed/Thu 13:00–22:00, Sun 9:00–17:00 (no trials on Saturdays)
  • For: kindergarten (age 4–6), elementary, junior high and high school students, and adults
  • Watching: parents can watch beside their child during the trial
  • Bring: we provide analog art materials for the trial. If you have a digital device, please bring it. Bring any drawings you would like us to look at. If you have nothing to bring, just ask us first.

Apply for a trial lesson

Telling us your preferred dates, course and what you want to draw helps us guide you smoothly.

We will check availability and get back to you.

If you are applying as a parent or guardian, enter the name of the child who will attend.
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