Top Asia Classes & Workshops

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of mending shattered pottery with lacquer that’s often dusted with gold. Learn about the traditional art’s history and try your hand at it in this class, where you’ll sprinkle 23K gold onto lacquer. As a bonus, the workshop is also held in a traditional Japanese building with wooden architecture that’s worth exploring after class.

A joy of traveling in Japan is sampling the food. If you want to learn how to recreate Japanese flavors at home, join a fun small-group cooking class. Receive expert instruction and learn how to make an appetizer, main, and dessert. Choose your main in advance to ensure the ingredients are available. You can select from okonomiyaki, ramen, sushi rolls, and other delicacies. Enjoy eating your meal together after.

Enjoy a uniquely Chinese cultural experience by joining a calligraphy class. Learn about the importance of the form to Chinese culture as your teacher instructs you about ink strokes, brushes, rice paper, and more.

Take a break from sightseeing and learn the ancient arts of the ninja during this fun-filled introduction to key ninja techniques, culture, and weapons. During this small-group Tokyo workshop and demonstration, learn a range of practical skills—such as how to throw a ninja star, and how to draw a samurai sword—and also discover key ninja philosophies, take part in a short meditation, and have time to take photos.

This is an activity where even beginners can easily make nigiri sushi. You will be able to experience making sushi using popular sushi ingredients such as tuna and salmon. It will be a once in a lifetime unique experience where you can learn about Japanese culture through traditional Japanese cuisine. A sushi chef will carefully teach you how to make sushi. Once you know how to make it, try making nigiri sushi yourself. It's a very fun and meaningful experience where you can both experience making sushi and eating delicious sushi. Please come and experience Japanese culture with us! Children 3 years old and under are welcome to join for free by sharing a dish with an adult. As we need to prepare a seat in advance, please contact us before your visit if you are bringing a child who is 3 years old and under.

In this small-group manga drawing workshop, you can pick different levels of courses designed for different ability levels. Whether you’re a beginner, you know the drawing basics, or you’re an aspiring professional artist, you’ll come away with a custom creation that’ll serve as a great souvenir of your visit to the city.

As Kyoto’s original small-group sushi-making experience since 2018, this workshop emphasizes depth, personal guidance, and authentic technique. Limited to just 8 guests, the class offers a relaxed, interactive pace with ample time for questions, hands-on practice, and individual feedback from a Japanese instructor. Guests build a strong foundation in sushi-making — from properly seasoning rice to shaping nigiri and rolling maki — using premium fresh fish and carefully selected local ingredients. The experience takes place in a beautifully restored historic townhouse near Kiyomizu-dera and Gion, providing a calm, refined setting in which to fully engage with the craft and enjoy the sushi you create.

You can enjoy the ramen making experience by yourself or with friends and family. Have fun while learning about Japanese ramen in the heart of Shinjuku. You can skip the process of making noodles and soup from scratch and enjoy delicious meals easily. (Ramen soup contains pork, chicken, and beef soup.)

Go beyond the ancient castles and historic sites and immerse yourself in the culture of Japan's feudal era with this private kendo experience in Kyoto. Under the careful guidance of your teacher, learn how to handle a Japanese sword like a samurai in preparation for the main event: slicing a tatami mat with a sword.

Experience the peaceful soul of Bali with a unique blend of wellness, mindfulness, nature, and tropical indulgence in the heart of Ubud. Unlike ordinary sightseeing tours, this journey invites you to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and embrace the beauty of the present moment. Begin with outdoor yoga surrounded by lush tropical greenery, combining gentle movements, mindful breathing, stillness, and soothing sound meditation to restore inner balance. Explore the iconic Tegallalang Rice Terraces through a scenic mindful walk, discovering breathtaking landscapes, traditional Balinese farming culture, and picture-perfect viewpoints. Complete your journey with a delightful floating breakfast at a beautiful tropical pool café, where delicious food and stunning photo opportunities create unforgettable memories. More than a tour, it's a refreshing escape for your body, mind, and soul. Find your stillness, embrace nature, and experience authentic Balinese hospitality!

Discover shodo, Japanese calligraphy, in a private 90-minute workshop at a traditional studio in Kyoto. Wear a beautiful kimono, learn about Japanese characters and traditional tools, and practice brush strokes with friendly guidance suited to beginners. Create something personal: your instructor will help you choose a Japanese kanji name that represents your name and its meaning. Practice writing it and make a finished calligraphy artwork to take home as a unique souvenir of Kyoto. You can also personalize your experience by combining Goshuin Bookmaking with Japanese Calligraphy, Stamp Carving, or a tabletop Tea Ceremony.

Anyone can go to Tokyo and eat top-notch sushi—but how do you get your fix once your vacation ends? This private workshop pairs you with an experienced sushi master who teaches slicing raw fish, selecting seasonal ingredients, and making fresh rolls and nigiri. Come hungry, as workshops end with a freshly prepared meal.

Immerse yourself in Kyoto’s rich traditions with a visit to Miyagawa Tokusaburo shoten, a 100-year-old house near Katsura Imperial Villa. Go beyond the typical tourist experience and learn the traditional etiquette and history of the tea ceremony in a calm, quiet setting, and wear a rare, antique kimono that’s over 80 years old.

Our class isn’t just about learning how to cook, it’s about experiencing authentic local life and discovering the true essence of Korea. Forget the tourist traps and what you’ve seen in guidebooks! Join me, a Gen Z Korean homemaker, on a journey to Mangwon Market, where real locals shop. Together, we’ll shop, prep, and cook together. This isn’t just a shopping trip, it’s your chance to experience how locals truly live, eat, and connect in their daily lives. Cooking here isn’t just about recipes; it’s about understanding the cultural meaning behind each dish. From the stories of Korea’s food traditions to the everyday life of its people, you’ll leave with more than just culinary skills—you’ll gain a deeper connection to Korean culture. After our class, you will feel fully confident to cook some Korean when you get home. If you’ve always been curious about Korean culture, this isn’t just a cooking class. It’s a one of a kind chance to live and breathe Korea for a day.

Rather than just sightseeing in Japan, this hands-on experience allows you to learn a new skill—the art of Japanese drumming (“taiko”). The beginner-friendly session includes step-by-step instructions, making it very accessible for first-timers. In addition to drumming, you can also have the chance to try simple calligraphy on a headband, adding another creative element to the experience.

Osaka is a paradise for food lovers, with signature dishes like takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and ramen. Learn how to make some of these foods at home in this homestyle cooking class. Make ramen and gyoza from scratch, including kneading noodles by hand and making a ramen broth. Customize your gyoza filling and ramen toppings according to your tastes.

Osaka is famous for its food, so why not learn how to make some authentic local dishes at home? This small-group cooking class and sake tasting lets you practice your skills with live feedback from your instructor. At the end of the class, enjoy your dishes with local sake, beer, or soft drinks.

Enjoy a delicious plate of Osaka’s most famous street food, takoyaki. Learn how to make your own grilled octopus balls in this cooking class. You’ll use your teacher’s secret recipe and special ingredients like Wagyu and cheese to make takoyaki that may be even better than what you can buy outside. Enhance the experience with a Japanese sake tasting led by a sake sommelier.

Discover how to make ramen from scratch in this small-group class conveniently located near Osaka Castle. Learn tips and authentic cooking techniques from English-speaking instructors who can answer any questions you have in real time. From pulling fresh noodles to making the soup base, you'll learn every step of the process from a professional.

Join us in an authentic Japanese-style house for an intimate cooking experience that making you feel like a friend invited over for tea. Why Choose Our Class? Small Groups: Max 6 people per class—perfect and welcoming for solo travelers! 3 popular Sweets: Learn tips and techniques to make 3 different types of Japanese desserts(wagashi) you might recognize from your favorite manga or anime. Take Home Recipes: Get full recipes to recreate these beautiful treats for your friends and family back home. Dietary Friendly: Vegetarian and vegan options are available upon advance request. We have "Seasonal Sweets Class" and "Matcha Sweets Class". Please choose one, and we all make the same sweets in the class. Note: "Matcha Sweets Class" is suitable for adults, as Matcha contains high levels of caffeine. Note for Private Booking: For a private group of more than 5 people, simply book a standard group class and send us a message to request a private session. We can't wait to see you!

With the instructions of experienced home chefs, you will get to know the true Vietnamese cooking techniques and all the stories behind. Private class gives you the chance to learn the exact dishes you always wonder how to cook and you can have more time too ask all the questions possible.

Ramen is one of the world’s most popular meals, but few people have mastered the art of home-cooked noodles. During this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to prepare the perfect bowl of soupy ramen, from blending ingredients to cutting the noodles using hand-forged Japanese knives. After you’ve mastered the basics, sample your freshly prepared meal, along with ginger chicken and salad. Workshops include a complimentary craft cocktail.

Learn how to recreate your favorite Japanese dishes at home in this small-group cooking lesson in Osaka. The small group size allows for more personalized attention and feedback from your instructor to help you nail the different cooking techniques. Unlike classes with pre-set menus, go into your session making the dish you want from a choice of katsu curry, bento, okonomiyaki, or takoyaki.

Explore the flavors of Luang Prabang beyond the typical tourist trail with this small-group food tasting tuk-tuk tour with a local guide. Zip through the streets and alleys of the Old Quarter as you visit local, family-run restaurants you won’t find on your own. Sample local favorites such as Luang Prabang BBQ, rice noodles, and coconut pancakes, paired with local beer, juices, and sweet teas.