Sega, Konomi, Nintendo and more. Japan is a place well known across the world of gaming and on this exciting one-day excursion, you will take a deep dive into the neon glow of Japan’s vibrant gaming culture. Round 1 offers all ... 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

Do you know about decorative sushi rolls? This is a course where you can learn how to make sushi with cute flower motifs. Among the healthy and popular Japanese foods, sushi is especially popular. We will make decorative sushi rol... More

This private tasting session is centered on drinking and comparing rare and premium Japanese sake, personally guided by the owner, a former sake brewer. Guests enjoy a carefully curated selection of high-end and hard-to-find sake... 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

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

Discover the timeless charm of Uji through a journey of history, culture, and matcha. Stroll along the scenic Uji River, visit the sacred Uji Shrine and UNESCO-listed Ujigami Shrine, and experience the tranquil atmosphere of this ... More

Immerse yourself in two essential Japanese traditions in a single, engaging session. First, you will learn the art of shodō (Japanese calligraphy) — mastering basic brush strokes, writing your name or favorite Japanese characte... 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

Make Your Own Uchiwa (Japanese Fan)： Design and decorate your own round paper fan using pressed flowers and origami. Uchiwa have long been used in Japan as a summer accessory to create a refreshing breeze. You can bring your han... 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

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional Japanese art at our Ukiyo-e indigo dyeing workshop at Mount Fuji. Under the guidance of local experts, you'll learn the intricacies of indigo dyeing, known as "Nihon-ai," while creating... More

・You can learn sushi-making in a traditional Japanese home Experience authentic sushi preparation in a calm, traditional house in Setagaya. ・You can start from the basics and make sushi step by step Begin with shaping sushi ri... More

・Discover the true essence of Ume. As Ume specialists, our expert staff will guide you through the unique characteristics, handling, and diverse ways to enjoy these fruits, revealing the hidden charms of Ume from every angle. �... More

Join your host in her apartment for a private, 1.5-hour Japanese cooking demonstration. Learn to make dashi, the essential base for dishes like nikujaga and miso soup, using traditional ingredients such as shoyu, sake, and mirin. ... More

Thank you for visiting our page! We are a gallery-restaurant that regularly hosts exhibitions of works by Japanese artists. Asakusa is a historic area rich in Japanese culture, and we are passionate about sharing our love for kimo... More

Step into the world of Japanese cuisine with a delightful cooking class designed for families. Under the guidance of Yuka, a licensed nutritionist, learn the art of crafting handmade udon noodles from scratch, kneading and rolling... 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

Savor the Soul of Japan: A 60-Minute Zen Experience Just steps away from Osaka Castle lies a quiet, historic shrine. Here, you can escape the city's noise and immerse yourself in a refined, 60-minute cultural ritual. Shave, Breat... More

In traditional Asakusa with its old town atmosphere and friendly instructors and interpreters, you will learn a lot about Japanese culture and the new Japanese food ''Vegetable Temari Sushi'', how to make ''Koji Miso Soup'', and h... More