You can experience matcha (powdered green tea). You can make your own powdered green tea and drink it with Wagashi(Japanese sweets). The matcha experience takes place at a temple that houses the Big Buddha, which is rare in Toky... More

Nigiri sushi restaurants can be found all over Japan, but the current style of sushi took shape about 200 years ago. Until then, the focus was on oshizushi. Why did oshizushi change from oshizushi to nigirizushi? What was the life... 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

Tea Session – 1200 Years of Local Tea Culture in Tokyo Join us for a relaxed tea session in the heart of Tokyo. You’ll taste several kinds of Japanese tea — from green and oolong to black — all handpicked from different l... More

Join our cooking class in Shibuya, a vibrant area of Tokyo, and learn to make Osechi, traditional Japanese New Year dishes, and other authentic Japanese meals. Taught by a professional chef, this hands-on experience offers a deep ... More

Step into the world of traditional Japanese elegance with this unforgettable cultural experience. In this special plan, you’ll enjoy both wearing a beautiful kimono and participating in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony led by ... More

Join us for a delightful culinary experience where both children and adults can enjoy crafting adorable Teddy Bear Character Bento! Immerse yourself in Japanese culture through this fun and creative meal, featuring vibrant ingredi... More

After meeting at DE Futako-Tamagawa station, on the Tokyu D-en-toshi and Tokyu Oimachi lines, you will walk together about 6 minutes to the house DE Yumiko. EN Through this French workshop, you will learn EN with Yumiko and her da... More

Immerse yourself in the world of Japanese tradition and enjoy a heartwarming experience. Begin with an introduction to the program and a brief explanation of wagashi. Then, make two types of wagashi with the guidance of an instruc... More

I offer an easy, tasty, and healthy Japanese cooking class in 3hours in English. My place, Musashikoyama, has got a longest shopping arcade in Japan and you can enjoy very local Japanese lifestyle (not really touristy!) experienc... More

Experience authentic Japanese sushi making just 10 minutes from Shibuya. Learn from a sushi master at a restaurant with over 50 years of history. You’ll prepare seven types of sushi and master sushi rice. Enjoy your creations, c... More

It is a quiet residential area around Toshimaen Station where the Harry Potter interactive facility “Warner Boozers Studio Tour Tokyo” is located. Using rice flour cake as a base, you can decorate the cake with lively flowers... More

In this very popular tea ceremony experience, you will enjoy tea ceremony, matcha green tea, and wagashi (Japanese sweets) prepared by a kimono-clad master teishu. The course takes place in a 24-mat authentic tatami room and lasts... More

Experience Making Bento Lunch Using Japanese Ingredients We will offer a hands-on lesson on making "obento" using Japanese ingredients that are popular in other countries as well. Both adults and children will enjoy packing thei... More

We cook and eat osechi dishes on New Year's Day in Japan. We cook and eat Osechi-ryori, a local dish of Osaka. Osechi-ryori has a meaning. They want to live long and work hard. Black beans take 2 days to make! I learn how to make ... More

With the guidance of a Japanese food and culture expert, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of wagashi and Japanese food culture, including the importance of seasonality, ingredient selection, and traditional aesthetics. As part... 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 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

Create an edible masterpiece inspired by Hokusai’s Red Fuji, using naturally colored rice and seasonal ingredients to experience Japanese art, culture, and cuisine in one hands-on bento-making activity.... 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