Top Osaka Prefecture Classes & Workshops - page 3

Learn the difference between Japanese home cooking and the Japanese food you get at restaurants in this cooking class in Osaka. Since it is private, you can take the lesson at your preferred pace and receive personalized feedback from your host throughout the session. The recipes you’ll make are more accessible so you’ll have an easier time recreating them at home.

Fans of Japanese cuisine will love this guide to making a traditional meal at home. Osaka, often called “Japan’s Kitchen,” has a variety of specialty dishes unique to the city–learn to make some from scratch using local ingredients.Delve deeper into Japanese culture when you try on a formal kimono and take pictures.

During your time in Osaka, don’t just feast on incredible sushi. Instead, learn the tips and tricks that can help you get the iconic Japanese dish right at home during this sushi-making class. Master the art of making the fish and vegetable-filled rolls alongside a local instructor, who will offer more insight into Osakan cuisine than you’d get in a restaurant.

Not only will you be exposed to Japanese culture, but you will actually be able to experience it for yourself. Not only can you drink traditional matcha green tea, but you can also experience sencha green tea and sweets, which are commonly consumed in Japan today.

Learn to roll sushi like a pro during this sushi-making class in Osaka that includes dinner. Get a hands-on introduction to the art of sushi from a professional instructor, then sit down to enjoy your creations, along with other Japanese snacks. This personalized sushi course, limited to just eight participants, offers upgrade options to sample Japanese sake and beer.

A value-priced cultural experience course to enjoy Japanese traditional culture easily. And this lesson offers you a unique double experience: the making of a gold “makie” crafting experience, and a lesson in the art of perfecting your matcha. Experience the traditional Japanese craft of "kinpun makie (gold powder lacquer art)". Delicate and beautiful maki-e has a long history and is an art filled with the Japanese sense of beauty. Using this technique, you can create your own original mini coaster, the only one of its kind in the world. You can take your finished work home as a souvenir. The coaster comes with a stand for display and can be enjoyed as an interior decoration. In the Matcha tea experience, you will make your own Matcha and enjoy it with seasonal Japanese sweets.

Learn about the uniqueness of wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets), made from natural ingredients such as rice flour and beans, during this small-group experience in Osaka. Prepare nerikiri, a high-quality wagashi, (from white bean paste and glutinous rice flour) and color and customize your sweets to your liking, which you can enjoy at the end of class.

Hello, we are Oishii Kitchen, a Japanese cooking school. We offer a 3-hour cooking class where you can learn easy and delicious Japanese home-style cuisine near Osaka Castle.We welcome foreign tourists. Classes are in simple English and Japanese.Recipes are in English.

Dive into the world of traditional Japanese sweets with a hands-on class in Osaka. Craft delicious treats like Sanshoku Dango, Sakura Nerikiri, and Fruit Daifuku as you learn the techniques behind these cultural delights. Your experienced instructor will guide you step-by-step, ensuring you master each sweet's unique preparation. After creating your confections, savor them alongside a cup of authentic Japanese tea. Bring home your handmade creations to share with friends and family.

Why This Course is Perfect for Vegetarians Unlike traditional sushi classes, this course is designed to celebrate the richness and versatility of plant-based ingredients. As a vegetarian, you'll feel right at home exploring the essence of Japanese cuisine without compromising your dietary preferences. You'll learn to transform humble ingredients into satisfying, umami-rich creations that are not only delicious but also visually stunning. This isn't just a cooking class—it's a celebration of vegetarian living, where you'll discover dishes that can easily be incorporated into your everyday meals. Whether you're a lifelong vegetarian or simply curious about plant-based Japanese cuisine, this class is an unforgettable journey into the flavors and techniques of Japan.

We are the largest international sports community in Osaka and Kansai. Come meet local Japanese and foreigners living in Osaka; we love to play sports and meet new people. You can come alone or with friends, we will make you feel welcome.

The instructor is a licensed Urasenke instructor and can answer any questions in English.This is the only place where you can experience a formal tea ceremony on a chair, rather than sitting on tatami mats. Not only enjoying making Match but you also learn about the history of the ceremonny in Japan.

Experience includes: • A sacred Buddhist ritual of worship and incense offering — with detailed explanations of its history and significance • A special meditation using kneaded incense — inviting you to clear and refresh your mind and body • Two 10-minute zazen (seated meditation) sessions — expertly guided with insights into its origins, meaning, posture, and breathing techniques • A refined tea experience featuring chilled matcha tea and matcha ice cream — savoring the delicate sweetness while learning about the deep history and spirit of the tea ceremony Surrounded by the gentle glow of lantern light in the tranquil temple at dusk, immerse yourself in this extraordinary moment of peace and multi-sensory Japanese healing. An exclusive 60-minute evening plan. Wear a yukata and relax on tatami flooring. In front of the Buddha, immerse yourself in Japanese tradition and culture with all five senses.

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.

There are many old buildings and shrines in the vicinity of the store, so you can take many good pictures by yourself. We also have a hair and makeup salon and a photo studio. Unlike other stores, we can offer one high quality photo shoot by a professional photographer at the studio.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Japan’s second biggest city and step into the world of matcha. In this tea ceremony class in Osaka, you’ll learn about the deep history and etiquette of this intricate Japanese tradition from a friendly English-speaking host. Traditionally, participants sit in a kneeling position known as “seiza”, but this class allows you to take part from the comfort of a chair, so you can focus on making matcha the authentic way.

It'll be held in a 100 year-old traditional Japanese house with a mixed eastern style interior. The workshop will provide all the materials needed for a smoother experience. The workshop will have 2 levels available, the traditional kanzashi which will be easy and the sakura kanzashi which will be a little more difficult than the traditional one. The sakura kanzashi may take more time to make than the traditional one but the instructor will guide you throughout the workshop. There will also be a break time where the travelers can enjoy some matcha and Japanese sweets. After the workshop, they can take home their handmade kanzashi in a box and they can look around some kanzashis made by the instructor available for purchase.

Nakayama Temple sightseeing and Copy sutras/ Simple japanese tea ceremony /Write your name on the fan A day to spend a special time in a place where you can purify your mind.....Takarazuka city *Sightseeing at Nakayama Temple and Copy sutras (about 1hour half) Nakayama Temple is a famous temple in Japan that is not known to foreign tourists. While looking at the Japanese garden of the temple, copy sutras in silence and calm your mind. And you can put your wishes in the sutras. (Depending on the day, the sutra may be copied at the organizer's house) If kanji is difficult, the staff will help you, so don't worry. *Simple Japanese tea ceremony (about 1hour) After the lecture, make your own matcha. and enjoy tea time with Japanese sweets. *I'll make a fan with your name on it.（about 30 minutes) The organizer will consider the name of your kanji. And I'll let you know the meaning of the name of kanji For example: Tom = 冨夢　Meaning 冨＝Wealth 　夢＝Dream We also have a very nice gift.

Experience the beauty of judo and immerse yourself in Japanese culture through its practice. Join us on the tatami mat and learn the art of respect, discipline, and self-defense. Discover the rich heritage of judo's traditions and etiquette, fostering a deep appreciation for Japanese customs. Our experienced instructors will guide you through the principles of balance, control, and mutual respect, allowing you to develop physical and mental strength. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced martial artist, judo offers a unique opportunity to explore the essence of Japanese culture while enhancing your fitness and self-confidence.

Learn about traditional Japanese art and culture through a pottery workshop in Osaka. Leave with a handmade souvenir from your trip; choose between making a sake set, a sushi set or a tea bowl. You’ll also get to explore outside Osaka’s tourist areas, as the class is held in a historic century-old two-storey house in the south of the city.

• Join a Japanese tea ceremony with a professional • Make sushi and ramen from scratch • Bring home some calligraphy art as a souvenir • Experience cooking a real Japanese home in Osaka

With 10 years of experience working at a famous okonomiyaki restaurant in Osaka, I am excited to teach you how to cook okonomiyaki, gyoza, and other Japanese home-cooked dishes. My goal is to share easy-to-follow cooking methods. While I may not be very fluent in English, a translator will be present during the workshop to assist. I hope this workshop becomes a platform for engaging conversations and cultural exchange.

Join a Wine and Paint Party in Shinsaibashi, Osaka! This trendy event, highly popular. lets you relax and unleash your creativity while painting a seasonal-themed artwork. No painting experience? No problem! All materials are provided. Enjoy wine or your favorite drink while painting, and make new international friends. Your experience includes two drinks, painting instructions, high-quality paints, and a fun-filled time. Plus, you get to take home your very own masterpiece! Aprons, gloves, and all painting supplies are included. March : "Cherry Blossoms" Spring in Japan is all about cherry blossoms. Celebrate the season by painting your own original cherry blossom artwork! Annual Themes January: Hatsumode (First Shrine Visit) February: Sky Lanterns March: Cherry Blossoms April: Easter May: Osaka June: Umbrella Street July: Fireworks August: Ocean September: Autumn in Kyoto October: Halloween November: Snow Monkeys December: Christmas Themes may be subject to

Whether you’re new to Osaka or simply want to socialize with people in a warm environment, this meetup lets you talk, drink, and play games with locals and people from around the world. It can be difficult to make new friends in Osaka-this event minimizes the language barrier and attracts people who are open to meeting others.