Who is it for? This class is suitable for all levels - beginners and sushi enthusiasts looking for a quick and delightful experience. What to Expect? Guided by our great chef, you'll learn sushi basics, practice rolling technique... More

Explore a bustling, local supermarket that sells everything you need to cook a traditional Japanese meal. Your host Rita will teach you about the local products on offer, from farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to Japanese ingredien... More

You can experience Japanese culture such as knife sharpening, obanzai cooking and calligraphy lecture at Furukawacho Shopping Arcade in Shirakawa area in Kyoto, Japan. The concept of Furukawacho Shopping Arcade is “Retro and Mo... More

• Enter a real Japanese home in Fukuoka • Try your hand at Japanese home cooking • Make maki sushi rolls, tempura, and miso soup like a local • Free for children under 5 years old ... More

Meet Emika at her home for a regional culinary experience that will start with a freshly made cup of traditional matcha green tea prepared by Emika or her father. You will then sit down together around a dining table to share a tr... More

Your local host Rita will give you an exciting introduction to authentic Japanese cuisine, starting with a brief tour of a tofu shop that was established 90 years ago! She will talk you through the process of how tofu is made from... More

While typical cooking classes focus on teaching recipes and sharing meals together, Cook, Taste and Enjoy Osaka offers something more in the "Enjoy" portion - we have prepared traditional Japanese cultural experiences for our gues... More

This is a class taught in English where you can learn how to make authentic sushi using high-quality sushi ingredients selected daily by the chef. Learn about Japan's one of the most popular dishes and add even more fun with Japa... More

【OUTLINE】 Hakodate, which has been developed as a settlement for people from different countries, is a hub of various cultures. This is where Japan's first Russian consulate was founded. Why don't you try making "Hakodate Bak... More

Our activity blends the traditional art of sushi-making with an exciting, puzzle-solving adventure, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Mt. Fuji. It’s not just about learning how to make sushi; it’s an immersive, mult... More

Table tea ceremony can be experienced more casually than the original tea ceremony. Since you do not sit on the floor, your feet do not hurt. The "Omotenashi Chanoyu" workshop has been attended by Argentinians, Koreans, and Amer... More

-In this program, you can learn basic Japanese cooking from a teacher who has studied Japanese home cooking for over 10 years. Learn about soup stock and local vegetables from her knowledge. -The classroom is in a great location,... More

If you're looking to immerse yourself in local culture and create lasting memories, join us for a fun and delicious Onigiri Workshop near the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park! Learn how to make tasty onigiri with mothers in a warm a... More

-Experience Traditional Japanese Cuisine: Learn a range of techniques from making authentic dashi to crafting rich miso ramen and juicy gyoza. -Enjoy Matcha Experience: Prepare your own matcha and savor it with seasonal Japanese ... More

'Dango noodle soup' is made by kneading wheat or rice flour with water, letting it rest for a while, then stretching and shaping the dough by hand before adding it to the broth. It's a hearty, wholesome dish made with local, seaso... More

"Takoyaki" is a traditional food that originated in Osaka. It is cooked in a special takoyaki machine and eaten with a toothpick. Many tourists who visit Osaka buy takoyaki at stores, but locals often make them at home. They gath... More

Kyoto has been an important place to the world of confectionery as the refined practice of tea ceremony demands first-class sweets to accompany green tea. Meet an artisan who has been up to that task for over decades creating top ... More

You can experience sushi-making using freshly caught seafood in the seaside town Hakodate. After making your own sushi, taste three kinds of dashi (Japanese soup stock) and create your own miso soup using the one you like best! As... More

Join friendly Yoko in her Osaka kitchen for a unique culinary experience that goes beyond typical tourist activities. In this hands-on cooking class, you'll learn to make vibrant "maki sushi" (rolled sushi) with simple, easy-to-fi... More

You can learn how to cook the two of Japan’s most famous foods. In a small group up to six and by comming my home, we offer a homestay-like experience at local home, not studio-like for tourists. Both sushi-rolls and tempura ca... More