We all have a lot of fun, all these girls. 888 N. King St., near Tamashiro Market. Open daily except Friday with classes starting at 9 a.m. closing times vary. Mito sells supplies, but she doesn't care if you bring material in from somewhere else. Classes start at 9 a.m. and run about two hours, but hanging around later to chat and finish up is fine.
Students can bring lunch, store drinks in the refrigerator, grab coffee.
There are few rules here, except that you must remove your shoes at the door. Keeps things relaxed and the carpet nice. Some simple lei projects can be completed in one session, but others become homework. An amazingly complex origami dragon takes three sessions to complete. By Kathryn Bender, Star-Bulletin Ribbon leis are Mito's specialty.