Step into a world where tradition and elegance intertwine in the heart of Kyoto. This curated experience invites you to engage in an authentic Tea Ceremony and Calligraphy workshop, while adorned in a hand-selected Vintage Haori... More

Miso is known as a superfood. It is the secret of Japanese food “wasyoku”. At this class you make miso and take the healthy and anti-aging food using miso. *It takes 3-6 months until you eat miso making yourself. We present m... More

This experience is designed for guests who want to take part in more than just making nigiri and sushi rolls. Guests experience several steps that contribute to the sushi they will later make and enjoy, including receiving the sea... More

This select tea shop in Kurashiki offers single-origin teas carefully selected from the farm as well as blended teas that create a deep flavor.We are trying to reinterpret the charm of Japanese tea in a modern way and deliver it t... More

Enjoy a hands-on sushi making experience followed by a Japanese tea tasting. Learn to make your own sushi, then relax with green tea, hojicha, and gyokuro while discovering proper brewing techniques. English support available. A ... More

A taste of old Tokyo, made by you. This is more than a cooking class—it’s a journey into the heart of Edo-period (1603-1868) sushi. You’ll marinate, torch, and shape sushi like a true artisan, using rare red vinegar and time... More

Join a small-group sushi-making class in a traditional Japanese home, just 7 minutes from Tokyo Station. Learn the basics of Edomae sushi with Satoshi, a professional sushi chef and assistant instructor at a sushi academy in Tokyo... More

1. Discover the Culture of Onigiri in Japan Learn about the history, regional styles, and meanings behind Japan’s beloved rice balls. 2. Watch Rice Cooked in a Traditional Iron Pot (Hagama) Enjoy the sound and aroma as rice gen... More

Unlike a typical ramen meal, this hands-on experience allows participants to make their own ramen noodles from scratch and enjoy the finished dish they created themselves. Guided by local instructors, guests can learn traditional ... More

- Guided by an Urasenke tea master - Easy-to-access café in central Kyoto - Compare different Japanese teas such as matcha, sencha, and hojicha - Learn the basics of Japanese tea culture in a relaxed way - Whisk your own bowl of ... More

In this class, you will: ・Make gyoza wrappers and filling from scratch using fresh ingredients ・Fold and cook both handmade and store-bought wrappers, and compare the difference in taste and texture ・Learn folding techniques... More

At the long-established Taishoan Kamaharu Main Shop, the birthplace of kama-age udon, you can enjoy a hands-on program where you dress in traditional craftsman attire and experience authentic udon-making. Roll the dough, knead it ... More

Try the unique experience of cooking real Japanese cuisine with an experienced chef. An opportunity to learn how to cook takoyaki in Osaka style! Takoyaki is a very popular dish in Japan, a ball-shaped Japanese snack made of a wh... More

Japanese traditional lunch box 'Bento' is one of the unique cuisines in Japan that fills small boxes little by little. Morning Bento Class is a great way to learn about typical Japanese dishes such as sushi, tempura and miso soup.... 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

・Cook fluffy Japanese rice in a traditional kama pot and experience it freshly prepared. ・Make your own onigiri with freshly cooked rice and your choice of fillings. ・Learn to roll traditional futomaki sushi with guidance fr... More

We are your guide, the kelp fisherman and fishermen's wives, Japanese traditional food culture Washoku, Dashi, Umami. The Rausu kelp harvest, the summer season from the mid of July to the end of August. We keep and continue the tr... More

Experience Osaka through sushi at TUGBOAT TAISHO, a waterfront food and cultural destination in the Taisho area. This private experience combines hands-on sushi making with an authentic lunch at a real local sushi restaurant. Meet... More

An at-home experience program in which the sugarcane production farmer Gakiya family welcomes guests. You will actually step into the sugarcane fields you will see everywhere during your trip to Okinawa, and enjoy the sugarcane-ha... More

While the cherry blossoms, the symbol of Japan, are flying, you wear a kimono and take pictures with a professional photographer. *You change into a kimono and your hair in the studio *A professional photographer will shoot agai... More