Ramen Factory is the only restaurant in the world where you are able to make original ramen by your hand and enjoy its deliciousness. You will do... -Making Noodles -Draining Noodles -Mixing the Soup -Roasting Chicken Vege... More

This program is not just an experience. Many of the tea ceremony instructors who will be in charge of the tea ceremony have been involved in tea ceremony culture for many years, and they will not only explain the tea ceremony cult... More

Welcome to a hidden gem in the historic kiyomizu Sannenzaka area. This prestigious teahouse is located in the famous garden designed by Jihei Ogawa VII, one of Japan's foremost landscape architects. Upon entering the traditiona... More

We want your time with us to be a rich and enjoyable one, and to that end we encourage guests to not only participate but actively ask any questions they might have about Japan and tea ceremony. Our small team, fluent in English... More

Enjoy a cultural experience at Nishiki Orizuruya, a traditional tea house in Kyoto. All plans include kimono rental (with free hair styling for women) and are guided in English. Tea Ceremony (90 min): Learn the art of Japanese te... More

★Same-day Bookings Welcome★ Join our Hands-on Sushi Making Class and create unforgettable memories in lively Kyoto! ■COURSE 　ーNigiri Sushi Course：9 Nigiri + 3 Gunkan-maki 　ーSushi Roll Course (Vegetarian Option Ava... More

Step into Kyoto’s culinary world and make ramen from scratch in this hands-on class! Learn to prepare delicious ramen, crispy gyoza, and flavorful fried rice, a beloved trio in Japanese cuisine. Whether you're a beginner or a co... More

・Combine multiple integral aspects of Japanese culture at once. ・Experience a traditional tea ceremony in an authentic setting. ・Wear a beautiful kimono to elevate your cultural journey. ・Small group experience limited to ... More

A newly opened facility offering tea ceremony experiences and sake tasting , and is offering a grand opening discount until September 15th. It's located just a 5-minute walk from Subway Karasuma Oike Station. The tea ceremony is ... More

This is the only ramen workshop in Kyoto run by a ramen restaurant, and our classes have many vegetarian and vegan customers. You will paint your Ramen spoons on the second floor of the restaurant. The ramen bowls and ramen spoon... More

On this cultural experience, you will have a full experience of wearing traditional Japanese kimono and a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. You will learn all you need to know about the tea ceremony from a friendly English-speaki... More

What You’ll Experience Learn the history and cultural significance of the tea ceremony. Explore tea utensils, their uses, and care tips. Practice proper tea etiquette and serving techniques. Enjoy a demonstration of the ceremony... More

A Discreet Kyoto Retreat — Trusted by Dignitaries and Cultural Figures Step inside Sakura Experience Japanese Culture, a serene home near Nijo Castle where privacy meets artistry. Trusted by dignitaries, cultural figures, and vi... More

In this class, you can experience the tea ceremony in a 100-year-old house, wearing a rare and valuable antique kimono that is more than 80 years old. ● Here, you can learn traditional etiquette and history of tea ceremony. The... More

Become truly immersed in traditional Japanese culture as you and your party members will enjoy the entire 300-year old historic property to yourselves. We serve organic matcha locally sourced from Kyoto, Uji in a traditional tea r... More

“Experience the Art of Authentic Japanese Tea Ceremony in a tranquil environment with Elegance” Step into a serene world of refined hospitality and cultural depth. At Omotenashi Tea Ceremony 南茶道教室, we offer an intim... More

The kimonos we provide are from the personal collection of a certified kimono dresser. All of the kimonos are made from high-quality fabrics and feature elegant, traditional designs that align with Japanese aesthetics. After the k... More

Kyoto’s original sushi-making class takes place in a beautifully renovated historic townhouse adorned with commissioned artwork in a traditional neighborhood near Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Gion. Limited to just 8 guests, this in... More

What makes Oboro’s tea ceremony truly special is its focus on authentic connection and sensory immersion. By minimizing visual distractions, the setting draws attention to the small but meaningful details—such as the sound of ... More

Gyoza dumplings originated in China but have evolved over time into a uniquely Japanese dish, with different styles and sizes, becoming a popular favorite. In this class, you’ll learn how to make Gyoza dumplings from scratch whi... More