Top Osaka Prefecture Classes & Workshops - page 5

Learn about the winemaking process while experiencing the passion and expertise that go into every bottle. What makes this tour special is the direct guidance from a skilled wine craftsman, offering insights you won’t find elsewhere.

A typical cooking class is where you learn recipes and eat together, but our class also focuses on the "fun" aspect. We place emphasis on cooking while having fun with an experienced instructor. As the name of the class suggests, it is Cook, Taste and Enjoy Osaka. We use seasonal ingredients from each season of Japan. We directly purchase carefully selected Koshihikari rice from a contracted farmer in Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture, known as one of the leading rice-producing areas in Japan, to provide the highest quality rice. Please choose from Course A or Course B. Both courses involve making two dishes together. Course A features sukiyaki, tempura, and rolled omelet. Course B features wagyu roast beef bowl, chicken nanban, and sashimi. Please choose Course A or Course B when making a reservation. The course lasts about two hours.

You can learn Karate basic training from real Karate masters (male and female). You don't have to have an experience in Karate. You will wear Karategi and photos can be taken after the lesson. You will receive a diploma with your name in Japanese.

Teacher Shinichi Kono has been a sushi chef for over 30 years. The teacher will carefully instruct you in step of the process how to making sushi. Guests will be able to experience Japanese tradition. The sushi restaurant where this class will be held, tools such as knives, and ingredients used in sushi. Everything is of high quality and guests will have an experience like no other.

We offer expert guidance from a professional photographer with local knowledge who will lead you to the best locations, angles, and lighting for stunning photos. During the tour, you’ll receive personalised education on camera settings, composition, and other techniques to enhance your skills. As locals, we know the top spots and hidden gems in Osaka, ensuring you capture magical images. Our private tours allow you to go at your own pace, tailored to your skill level. Maximise your time and photographic opportunities, improve your skills, and explore new locations with expert guidance, making this activity unique and enriching.

Live like a samurai with this private experience near Osaka Castle, where you’ll learn all about samurai culture and be professionally photographed in your own suit of armor. A workshop on the martial art of Iaido will teach you about Japanese swordsmanship and let you try some cool moves. You’ll also draw calligraphy and experience a samurai tea ceremony.

Experience the unique and Immersion "Samurai Experience". This experience is guided by a special master. This activity offers a rare opportunity to practice at Aritōshi Shrine the traditional Japanese martial art known as "Iai-do" of an environment rich in history and culture.

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 friends. You can come alone or with friends, we will make you feel welcome!

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 friends. You can come alone or with friends, we will make you feel welcome!

Don't just eat sushi, learn how to make it at home in this centrally-located cooking class in Osaka. Practice the techniques to make perfect sushi and learn about the many different styles, from nigiri to gunkan. Get personalized tips from your guides so you can sharpen your Japanese cooking skills. ・The class is conveniently located in Dōtonbori, Osaka ・Learn the ingredients required to make 12 pieces of sushi at home ・Eat when you're hungriest with afternoon and evening class options ・Vegetarian, vegan, and halal sushi is available upon request

Sushi won’t bode well in your suitcase, but tips and tricks for getting to the world-famous Japanese dish right at home are easier to take back with you. This private sushi-making cooking class in Osaka includes matcha with Japanese sweets and equips you with the knowledge and techniques you need to create authentic sushi, promising the undivided attention of your private instructor.

• Write your name in kanji or choose a word like “peace” or “love”— guided by an award-winning calligraphy artist. • Learn traditional brush techniques using authentic tools at your own pace. • Create and take home a professionally framed artwork — your finished piece is mounted and ready to hang as a unique souvenir. • Receive a personalized certificate of completion — a commemorative document with your name and creation, sent digitally as a lasting memento. • Receive photos and video of your creation as digital memories. • Whisk your own matcha latte using traditional tea tools, then relax with a Japanese sweet in a peaceful home. • Optional upgrade: write your art on a Japanese-style T-shirt (+¥1,000 per person, materials included) — wear your creation home. • Intimate & personal — maximum 5 guests, so you get real instruction and genuine connection. • End your experience beautifully — walk together past Umeda Sky Building and Umekita Park back to Osaka Station.

We offer hair and makeup services that reflect the latest Japanese trends, which can only be experienced in Japan.

Craft a stunning Matcha Parfait replica in this engaging workshop that showcases traditional Japanese food sample techniques. Guided by friendly staff, you will master the art of realistic whipped cream, paint delightful waffle details, and select from an array of toppings like matcha ice cream and chestnuts. This hands-on activity is perfect for families, allowing even young children to participate with parental guidance. Not only will you leave with a functional memo clip, but also a cherished memory of your Japan adventure.

Experience authentic Osaka home cooking in a warm and welcoming local home. Guided by Keiko, who has over 20 years of experience teaching Japanese cooking, you’ll learn to make Osaka’s beloved Okonomiyaki and Omusoba from scratch. You’ll also create traditional Fruit Daifuku and enjoy a casual matcha experience. This private, hands-on cooking class offers personalized instruction, vegan-friendly options, and insights into Japanese food culture. Photos, videos, and recipes are included, so you can recreate these delicious dishes and cherish your memories long after your trip to Japan.

Experience authentic Japanese home cooking in a real local home in Osaka with Keiko, who has over 20 years of teaching experience. This private cooking class goes beyond simply following recipes—you’ll discover Japanese food culture, learn authentic cooking techniques, and enjoy personalized guidance in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Using fresh ingredients and traditional family recipes, you’ll create dishes you can easily recreate at home. Recipes, photos, and videos are included, making this a perfect experience for food lovers, couples, families, and anyone seeking an authentic cultural experience in Japan.

Even in Japanese, there are few people who have experienced an authentic tea ceremony and wagashi making. Wagashi making & Tea ceremony. You will make a Japanese confectionery and Green tea. You can experience the tea ceremony with the confectionery you made. Japanese sweets making experience in Izumisano. Let's experience the heart of Japan through the tea ceremony! Vegetarians are welcome, and also Vegan friendly. Let me know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions.

The building is located close to Abeno Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line, and as a general facility, it houses a variety of stores. There are many shopping and sightseeing spots nearby, including Abeno Harukas, the tallest building in Osaka, Tsutenkaku Tower, and Tennoji Zoo. Visitors can enjoy a very unique origami experience, making a kimono, a traditional Japanese folk costume, with origami, a traditional Japanese toy. Beginners and small children can also enjoy the experience together. The kimono made with origami is the instructor's original work, so it has a unique charm that can only be learned here. In addition to making them, you can also give them as gifts with picks, coins, or otegami in them. You can take home as a souvenir a QR code for the video and instructions on how to fold it, so you can enjoy it even after you go home.

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

We usually teach children mainly about eating manners and how to hold chopsticks. What is the most important thing to hold chopsticks correctly? The most important thing to hold the chopsticks correctly is the muscle strength of the fingers! I think they are stiff because we usually do not use them at all. If you can move your middle finger, you can use small items and noodles. While training to loosen these muscles, you will actually practice grabbing what you can grab, which will motivate you and make the practice fun. Also, the way you eat shows how you feel about the other person. Are you eating in a pleasant way? You are having difficulty grasping and eating with cross chopsticks or tearing your food with one chopstick at a time. You are eating like a dog. Spill often The way you use chopsticks and the way you eat can change your impression. We all enjoy good food, and having good manners will make it more enjoyable. While communicating We hope you will enjoy learning them.

The location of the event is very convenient, with both JR and Kintetsu lines running through the area. It is also easily accessible from Umeda and Namba, and can be reached in about 30 minutes. There is a large library in front of the venue, a famous sandwich shop, a Chinese restaurant, and an ice cream shop nearby. You will be able to fully experience the beauty of Japanese yuzen washi paper. Choose your favorite one from a variety of colorful yuzen washi. Weave your own original kimono. Japanese instructors, who are usually active as English conversation teachers, will teach you carefully and slowly, so beginners don't worry. Two types of kimono works are available for you to fold. Folded works can be framed and made into wall art or pasted on a backing paper to make greeting cards. (*Frames are sold separately.)

Join us to learn how to make two of Japan’s most popular homemade dishes: MAKI Sushi (sushi rolls) and TEMARI Sushi (bite-sized rice balls). In this fun and interactive class, you’ll start with a 30-minute orientation, followed by 1.5 hours of hands-on cooking. Afterward, relax and taste your creations with drinks, including sake, beer, and soft drinks, for 1 hour. Our friendly instructors, fluent in English, Japanese, and Spanish, will guide you through each step. We provide all ingredients and tools—just come ready to cook, learn, and enjoy!

You can learn about Osaka's soul food from a native Osaka mother. You will have a chance to find out about hidden tourist spots while learning the traditional way of making things. The instructor knows everything about Osaka, so you can get a lot of information. If you would like to participate in other cultural experience courses offered by us, we will give you a 10% discount on the cultural experience course. Please consider it.

Experience authentic Japanese home cooking in a warm and welcoming home in Osaka. Guided by Keiko, who has over 20 years of experience teaching Japanese cooking, you’ll learn to make nigiri sushi, crispy tempura, homemade miso soup made with her own homemade miso, traditional wagashi sweets, and prepare your own bowl of matcha. This private, hands-on cooking class includes personalized instruction, insights into Japanese food culture, printed recipes, and photos and videos of your experience to help you recreate the dishes and remember your time in Japan.