Authentic Tea Ceremony Experience in Stylish Ginza Step into the world of traditional Japanese culture with an authentic tea ceremony in the elegant district of Ginza. Our knowledgeable English-speaking instructor will guide you ... More

Meet your local guide and stroll to a hidden gem just 1 minute from Kamakura Station. Learn why Kamakura is deeply tied to "Ume" (plums) and why Umeshu is called the "taste of home" in Japan. Choose your plum, sugar, and alcohol, ... 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

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

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

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

This workshop offers a rare chance to learn authentic Japanese home cooking directly from local Osaka moms. Unlike restaurants or typical cooking studios, you’ll experience the warmth of real family-style meals and the joy of co... More

Exclusive Samurai Armor Experience Marutake Industries creates armor used in TV, movies, and theater. Designated a traditional craft of Kagoshima Prefecture, our quality craftsmanship embodies the Samurai spirit. Kimono Dressing E... More

・Enjoy the flavors of Hokkaido through a pizza-making experience using local ingredients. ・Includes one gelato and one drink. ・A professional photographer will take photos; you will receive two digital images. ・Located abo... More

Enjoy ever-changing kaleidoscope of　beautiful landscape from beech forests to coutryside traditional town. Experienced guide will take you to hidden gems. Lunch also include. Using the freshest local produce and ingredients, the... More

Perfect for couples, families, or friends. This hidden oasis offers a cultural escape right in Tama-city, Tokyo — far from the city’s crowds, yet easily accessible. It is hosted by two welcoming Japanses sisters, who inherited... More

For those who seek to learn the art of authentic Japanese cooking, particularly home cooking, finding a genuine Japanese cooking School can be a significant challenge. Discover Japanese Cuisine with Washocook At Washocook, Japan... More

Located just one minute from Asakusa Station, JIN-Asakusa takes you back to Japan’s Sengoku era. In a samurai-themed setting decorated with armor and swords, learn sushi-making from professional chefs and taste your own creation... 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

Hi, I’m Yurina — born and raised in Tokyo. I love cooking, and I hope to share a warm, personal side of Japan with you through the home dishes we enjoy here. This class takes place in a cozy, relaxed setting where you can enj... 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

-Secrets of Japanese Home Cooking in the Kuma Valley The Kuma Basin’s abundant natural environment has long supported a rich food culture, where fresh river fish, mountain vegetables, and rice from fertile fields are staples of ... More

We usually teach children mainly about eating manners and how to hold chopsticks. What is the most important thing to hold chopsticks correctly? The most important thing to hold the chopsticks correctly is the muscle strength of ... More

With the help of a Japanese food and culture expert, you’ll learn a deeper understanding of Japanese home coking - including menu planning, nutrition balance, and seasonal ingredients. As a part of this class, you will visit a l... More

The menu is based on original recipes supervised by a nutritionist, and includes Ehime's local dishes such as 'imotaki', 'Matsuyama-zushi' and 'tempura'. Seafood, vegetables and even dashi broth are carefully explained, and you ca... More