

Founded in
1975 by Japanese Calligraphy Master Harada Kampo Soshi, also founder of the
Japan Calligraphy
Education Foundation, Kampo
Cultural Center offers calligraphy classes, world class recording
studios,
special events, and an art gallery/performance space. Kampo also
serves as the New York office for Kyoto Journal, a non-profit volunteer-based quarterly
magazine established in 1986. Please click on the Publication link
below for more information.
Kampo-Bahal Gallery features Buddha statues from Nepal and regularly
holds special performance events,
concerts, meditation classes, and film screenings.
Kampo Studios features a world class environment with state of the art
equipment for all recording situations.
Kampo's staff is knowlegable, professional, courteous, and friendly.
Our recent clients include many
well known recording artists.
Conveniently located in Manhattan at 31 Bond St., 2 blocks north of
Houston St. and east of Broadway,
Kampo is a short walk from both the East and West Villages and SoHo.
Please click the links below to vist our sister location in Kyoto
or for further information.
Please click here for
our Events Calendar.







Kampo Cultural Center, USA / Heian
Bunka Center, Japan