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

A guide who lives in Kyoto and is fluent in French and Japanese will introduce you to Kyoto's attractions. Our guide is also an experienced cook and would love to introduce you to Japan's unique culinary culture. He's also an expe... More

Kobe beef is the one of the finest beef in Japan. You can make beef bowl which is homecooked dish using Kobe beef. And You Learn how to make Shiratama dango Which is popular among traditional Japanese sweets and you eat it with Ki... More

Michelin Bib Gourmand Sushi Shop - Lectures on the tradition and history of Edomae sushi, hands-on sushi-making experience, and sushi tasting... More

Our armor staff are trained directly by a master craftsman who works on major festivals, films, and TV dramas in Japan. This allows guests to enjoy an authentic and precise armor-wearing experience. The matcha we serve, “Katana... More

The instructor is a licensed Urasenke instructor and can answer any questions in English.This is the only place where you can experience a formal tea ceremony on a chair, rather than sitting on tatami mats. Not only enjoying makin... More

Get a taste of Takoyaki which is Grilled Octopus Balls,originated in Osaka and are one of Japan’s best-known street foods.This is the only place where you can enjoy making your own Takoyaki on a boat in Osaka bay. A boat captai... More

Learn the spirit of tea in a 150-year-old Kyoto townhouse, guided by a tea master in a private setting.... 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

Ethical rescue-cat retreat for travelers who avoid typical animal cafés, set in a traditional wooden Kyoto townhouse. Quiet, small-group time with rescued cats, mindfully whisking your own matcha. ... More

The feeling that you’re visiting a local friend in Kyoto — not a tour. This is yummy sweets making and a cultural exchange: learning, laughing, cooking, and connecting. You don’t just make sweets — you get a glimpse into d... More

You can enjoy an authentic tea ceremony experience in a traditional Japanese room. The session includes a professional demonstration, tasting of matcha tea, and a hands-on experience of making matcha yourself. As an option, you ... More