Top Nagasaki Prefecture Food & Drink Classes

Unlike typical sushi classes, this experience not only teaches you how to make delicious sushi from scratch, but also takes you on a guided shopping tour afterward. You can purchase ingredients and essential tools used in the class-so you can confidently recreate authentic sushi at home. You'll learn directly from an experienced sushi chef, enjoy personalized guidance in English, and even have photos taken to capture your experience. With interpretation included, it's accessible and enjoyable for travelers of all backgrounds.

Bring a piece of Tokyo back home with you by learning how to make authentic ramen and gyoza. Learn and practice different cooking techniques under the guidance of a host who has culinary school training. Get tips on improving your dishes that you can easily incorporate at home. Whether you're comfortable in the kitchen or a total beginner, the small class size ensures face time with your teacher.

With the help of your host, you'll experience the unique and eco-friendly way of cooking, "natural steaming, " while learning about local life in Japan. As part of this this class, you will visit an organinc farmer's market and fish market, choose local ingredients and use onsen steam pods to make noodle dishes. This is almost the only place in Japan where you can use hot spring water for cooking. Vegetarians and Vegans are welcome. Please let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions. After the class, you can take a hot spring bath in a ryokan where this class is held at if you want! Get ready for a special and local experience!!

• Enjoy Japan's traditional sake, doburoku, at the brewery's on-site bar. • The experience is led by the proprietress. Up to six guests at a time can participate in this one-of-a-kind event. • Enjoy a tasting of multiple varieties of doburoku, each brewed using distinct methods and served in thoughtfully chosen sakeware. • The proprietress's homemade dishes are served to pair with the drinks during the tasting. • Souvenirs of doburoku and sake cups are included. • The experience takes place at Dejima in Nagasaki, a place that has become a symbol of cultural exchange. • Convenient access to the brewery as it is located in an urban area. • This activity is not conducted by a guide, but staff adapts hospitality in English.

This reservation-only sushi restaurant is located in Nagasaki's oldest shopping district, just a short walk from Megane Bridge. The master sushi chef, who has been in the trade for 38 years and loves Nagasaki deeply, also serves as the manager of the Nagasaki Sushi Association. Every fish used in the sushi is sourced from Nagasaki Prefecture. The restaurant also takes pride in its locally produced Japanese tea and tableware, valuing hospitality that allows guests to experience Nagasaki with all five senses.

Immerse yourself in the flavors of Japan—and enjoy an accessible, family-friendly introduction to several popular dishes—during this two-in-one cooking class and tour. First, led by a local chef, learn how to make onigiri rice balls and tonjiru soup step by step. As this is a small-group class you’re guaranteed hands-on instruction along the way. After savoring your dishes together, enjoy a cultural experience on a guided Tokyo grocery store visit.

An immersive cultural experience and memorable encounter with local cuisine. The dishes chosen for this dinner`s menu are relatively easy to prepare so you can try making them once back home. An amazing souvenir to bring back with you from Ojika Island! This experience can be enjoyed greatly by any kind of traveler: solo, friends, couples, and families.

In the heart of Nagasaki, discover the nuances of sushi-making during a 90-minute immersive class led by a professional sushi chef at Wakaran. This hands-on experience invites you to use premium local fish, crafting delicious nigiri sushi while soaking in the serene ambiance of a traditional Japanese setting. After honing your skills, enjoy tasting your creations alongside a slice of signature Castella cake and award-winning Sonogi green tea. For those looking to enhance their culinary journey, optional sake tastings are available, offering a deep dive into Japan’s rich beverage culture.