- Create Chirashi-Style Rice with Seasonal Toppings - Guidance Provided by a Skilled Instructor - Small Group Class for a Personalized Experience - Kyoto-Style Miso Soup Making - Warm and Inviting Atmosphere... More

Participants will experience making traditional Kyoto-style Temari Sushi and also taste side dishes that Japanese people eat everyday.... More

Experience a tea ceremony in a space curated with only the finest selections by the current owner of a 150-year-old kimono shop. This is more than just an experience—it’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in the tea culture ... More

At the foot of Matsuyama Castle, experience Japanese sweets making that engages all five senses while strolling through the historic castle town. Walk past Shinonome Shrine and Masaoka Shiki's haiku monument, immersing yourself in... More

Experience the essence of Japan in a serene traditional house with a charming garden! Watch a professional Ikebana artist in action, then create your own beautiful flower arrangement. Next, learn the art of preparing matcha tea an... More

Why not experience traditional Japanese culture at a kitchen studio located near Komagome in Toshima Ward, close to Ikebukuro and the beautiful Japanese garden Rikugien? In this lesson, you can try your hand at “nerikiri” and... More

Would you like to try making your own sushi using fresh fish delivered directly from Toyosu Market, carefully selected by seafood professionals? In this experience, an English-speaking guide will gently teach you the basics of su... More

-A hands-on experience decorating traditional Japanese ohagi with bamboo motifs and beautiful flowers made from white bean paste. -White bean paste is naturally colored using vegetable and fruit powders. -The instructor demonstr... More

Explore the charming retro streets of Muikamachi in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, where time stands still. A local guide will take you through this delightful town, rich in Showa-era history, as you indulge in a Taiyaki workshop, mast... More

・Original gin-making experience (advance reservation required) ・Create your very own craft gin ・Enjoy tastings and shopping after the activity, including wine, whisky, and gin... More

This experience combines a guided visit to the Tsukiji Outer Market with a private, hands-on sushi-making session at a Japanese home — a setting rarely open to visitors. Led by a National Licensed Guide Interpreter with 15 years... More

You can learn Japanese family recipes such as dashimaki tamago (rolled egg) and saikyo yaki in our class with our English speaking cooking instructor!... More

Unlike typical sushi classes, this experience not only teaches you how to make delicious sushi from scratch, but also takes you on a guided shopping tour afterward. You can purchase ingredients and essential tools used in the clas... More

Taste Tokyo Like a Local in Kameido Escape the tourist crowds and step into a nostalgic Tokyo neighborhood—just 5 minutes from Ryogoku! What to Expect: Historic Miso Shop in Kameido: Visit an 90-year-old family shop offering 70... More

Kyoto’s Only Night-Exclusive Cultural Experience Enjoy authentic Japanese culture at night, away from daytime crowds. Experience Japan in a calm, intimate setting with a small group. Traditional Mochi Pounding Experience Use rea... More

Learn to craft authentic homemade ramen and gyoza in a cozy, welcoming environment that captures the essence of Japanese culture. This hands-on class is designed for culinary enthusiasts eager to uncover the secrets behind these b... More

This workshop is an unique experience using Japanese tea harvested in Tokyo. Why don't you spend a cozy moment while experiencing traditional Japanese culture? A Japanese tea specialist will give a lecture so that you can brew de... More

Do you like sushi? Visiting an authentic sushi shop in Japan must be one of your most exciting agenda, but what about making your own sushi roll? It’s much easier than you would think. I will teach you all the steps by hands-o... 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

Immerse yourself in the art of the Japanese tea ceremony at a local tea room guided by an accomplished Urasenke instructor. With a wealth of experience from a 90-year tea-utensil merchant family, she brings a unique blend of craft... More