You can learn Japanese family recipes such as dashimaki tamago (rolled egg) and saikyo yaki in our class with our English speaking cooking instructor!... 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

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

- Explore Tsukiji Outer Market, known as a food-themed park, with a professional tour guide. You will have the opportunity to buy and sample various products according to your preferences. Note: On Sun and Wed, 50% of the shops ar... 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 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

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

You can enjoy a wine experience in a small winery and a glass of Yokohama. First, let's enjoy shopping at Motomachi Shopping Street. Have you ever experienced a vegetable-wine pairing? We think you can make a very new discovery. H... 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

What You Will Learn in the Ramen Class: You will learn how to make two types of ramen How to make the tare (seasoning base) How to prepare the dashi (broth) How to make the flavored oil How to prepare toppings (e.g., chashu pork) ... 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

Visit a Japanese home and get a glimpse of local life! The house has a traditional Japanese-style room and a beautiful garden. You don’t have to sit on the tatami if you’re not comfortable—there are chairs available, so you... 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

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

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

A 120-minute soba-making workshop at Meijitei, a 136-year-old soba house in Ginza. Learn every step from a master craftsman — from mixing flour to cutting noodles — and enjoy your freshly made soba with house-made dashi broth.... More

A cooking class where you can not only experience but also learn the real taste! Learn how to make real ramen, only in Japan, and recreate it at home Umami Kitchen offers a special cooking class taught by the award-winning ramen ... 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

Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture Hosted by a tea farming family, sharing matcha from field to bowl. Use ceremonial organic matcha and learn to prepare it yourself with care. Experience Zen, stillness, and mindfu... More