Spend a day of nature and gourmet enjoyment on a 5 acre scenic hilltop property near Lake Toya, Hokkaido. In this immersive Hokkaido lifestyle experience, you will be guided on a journey of hands-on culinary fun in the setting of... More

You can learn how to make hand-rolled sushi. It is really easy to make it, so you can have a sushi party at home after taking a lesson. You can choose the ingredients you like and make your original sushi, so making hand-rolled ... More

Japanese Sake Tasting Workshop: Experience sake at different temperatures, explore unique pairings with snacks & caviar, and discover Japan’s rich sake culture in Tokyo.... More

Tea is not just the green beverage that many associate with Japan, but a brew sourced from a vast variety of regional flora that supports physical and mental health, mirrors the climate and landscape of the season, and a product o... More

You will get to find delicious food stalls from the expert guide in the large Tsukiji outer market and try different kinds of snacks, buy delicious food recommended by the expert. After the outer market tour, you will get to try m... More

This class will be held at the instructor's home in Musashino City,Tokyo. Located only about 30 minute train and walk from Shinjuku or Shibuya. The instructor is an experienced housewife. Let's try making Onigiri, rice balls, Japa... More

Join Eri in her stylish Tokyo home for a private cooking class where you'll learn to prepare authentic Japanese dishes using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Enjoy hands-on instruction and savor a delicious homemade meal in a welcomin... More

The Art of Japanese Home Cooking Tailored Experience: Even if you are a beginner, our classes are tailored to your skill level and culinary interests. We offer personalized sessions recommended for couples looking for a unique da... More

I offer an easy, tasty, and healthy Japanese cooking class in 3hours in English. My place, Musashikoyama, has got a longest shopping arcade in Japan and you can enjoy very local Japanese lifestyle (not really touristy!) experienc... More

Limited to 10 people per day every Saturday and Sunday, Experience cooking with a grandmother who lives in the area and is a master of local cuisine in the snowy country. You can feel the warmth and countryside of the snowy countr... More

The Aigamo farming method, which has been practiced since the Heian period, is now rarely seen due to advances in chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Ordinary people who do not engage in agriculture do not have the opportunity to... More

Make your own powdered Matcha (green tea) and enjoy it in a casual manner. Take a break from sightseeing in Tokyo and relax with a cup of matcha. Experience the tea ceremony, from one to two persons. Enjoy a brief lecture on the t... More

You will learn the basic information of soy sauce such as the making process, the variety of soy sauce type. Then taste 5 different types of soy sauce and experience food pairing with each. It includes the tips to how to use each... More

The temple where the event will be held is a beautiful temple located in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture, surrounded by quiet mountains and in harmony with the natural landscape. The cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring and the... More

1. Tea Ceremony Experience Unique Points: • Self-brewing style: Guests brew their own matcha and green tea, instead of just watching a master. • Relaxed, friendly atmosphere: No strict rules — focus on enjoying tea natura... More

1. Practical Learning: Learn how to make traditional Japanese sushi rolls and Rolled Omelette using a special frying pan from a professional chef, gaining the skills to recreate authentic Japanese dishes at home. 2. Local Superm... More

Join our cooking class in Shibuya, a vibrant area of Tokyo, and learn to make Osechi, traditional Japanese New Year dishes, and other authentic Japanese meals. Taught by a professional chef, this hands-on experience offers a deep ... More

Try the unique experience of learning the traditional Japanese way of making matcha tea! Lectures will be given by a tea master who holds Japan's highest tea certification, "Japanese Tea Instructor". Using organic matcha from Kyot... More

In Japanese tea ceremony, the most formal tea gathering is called “Chaji”. Chaji starts with the building of fire with charcoal in front of the guests and a Japanese course meal, and finishes with two types of tea, thick and t... More

You can learn through this class how to cook "Japanese style Beef Rice Bowl. Gyu-don is a bowl of rice topped with a beef and onions simmered in soup made of sake, soy sauce, sugar, and other seasonings. If you go to a food court ... More