Top Tokyo Classes & Workshops - page 27

Personalized Japanese name calligraphy experience & take home a unique souvenir! Enjoy a relaxing cultural experience & traditional japanese art with stunning Tokyo iconic views. Write your name in Japanese art calligraphy-Shodo And discover the meaning behind your KANJI name! Try creat pasonalized souvenir

Discover the world of real matcha in a hidden retreat in the heart of Shibuya. Using Pure Matcha sourced from a historic 10th-generation tea merchant in Shizuoka, you'll explore what makes authentic Japanese matcha unique while creating your own delicious matcha latte in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. ・Experience the difference between everyday matcha products and authentic Pure Matcha ・Learn from friendly English-speaking hosts in an easy-to-follow setting ・Enjoy high-quality Pure Matcha sourced from a historic tea merchant in Shizuoka ・Create your own matcha latte while exploring Japanese matcha culture

Enjoy a beginner-friendly matcha experience in a relaxed local space in Shibuya. Learn how to prepare your own matcha using traditional tea tools, enjoy it with Japanese sweets, and create a memorable moment during your Tokyo trip. • Hands-on matcha making with friendly English-speaking hosts • Japanese sweets served with your matcha • Relaxed atmosphere in the heart of Shibuya • Easy for beginners and first-time visitors • Great for solo travelers, couples, friends, and families

Step into the exclusive world of Japanese elite dining with a professional meat wholesaler. This private, fully customizable Omakase experience grants you VIP access to Japan's highest-grade ingredients rarely seen by tourists. You will handle and taste the top 1% rare Aso-o Wagyu sirloin—the exact same premium beef favored by world-renowned steak restaurants—alongside wild Ezo venison sent directly from Hokkaido.[1] Learn professional butchery and grilling techniques in a luxurious private setting. From discovering the hidden stories behind sustainable hunting to cooking legendary Yukitsubaki rice in a traditional clay pot, this is not just a cooking class—it is the ultimate culinary adventure tailored exactly to your preferences.

Join a small-group cooking class in Tokyo designed for travelers looking for a fun, beginner-friendly cultural activity. Learn how to make a "Pokemon"-inspired kyaraben (character bento) using rice and simple ingredients, with step-by-step guidance that removes the guesswork for first-timers. Shape and decorate your own themed bento from scratch, then sit down to enjoy your creation with the rest of the group.

◆ Combine a cooking lesson with a sushi meal ◆ Practice under the guidance of a licensed instructor ◆ Lesson takes place in our state-of-the-art Grand TJT facility near Tokyo Tower ◆ Dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice (vegan, kosher, halal, etc.) ◆ Receive an easy-to-use sushi-making kit as a souvenir Students will make the following two types of sushi: ・Gunkan Zushi: Rice wrapped in nori seaweed topped with soft ingredients such as salmon roe, cod roe, or minced tuna ・Nigiri Zushi: Classical style sushi: rice topped with ingredients such as tuna, shrimp, white fish, etc. ◆ Upgrade your experience to include a sake or tea tasting session (additional cost).

Satisfy your sweet tooth in this activity near Tokyo Tower that is fun for all the family. Master the methods of traditional Japanese sweet making with a licensed instructor, while learning the history of Japanese confections, and create some of Japan's best-known sweets. Then enjoy your creations in combination with a tasting session of 3 of Japan’s best teas. Highlights of this program: ◆ Learn how to make traditional Japanese sweets from a professional ◆ Enjoy three kinds of Japanese tea chosen by a gold medal-winning instructor ◆ Find out all about the history and culture of Japanese sweets and tea ◆ Make eye-catching Japanese sweets in our state-of-the-art facility in Shiba Park

With the guidance of a Japanese food and culture expert, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of wagashi and Japanese food culture, including the importance of seasonality, ingredient selection, and traditional aesthetics. As part of the class, you will also visit a local supermarket to explore Japanese ingredients used in wagashi.

Enjoy an authentic cooking class with Miyuki, an English teacher and a home chef, who enjoys cooking for her friends and family. She will introduce you to Japanese everyday meals, simple, easy recipes cooked using fresh, seasonal and local produce. This is the kind of food you will find in a home and not necessarily in a restaurant. Join Miyuki in her home kitchen for your 45 min cooking class, learn to cook teishoku (Japanese style set menu) or chirashizushi (Japanese style sushi bowl) or Japanese curry. After cooking, sit down to share the meal you helped prepare.

Join your host in her apartment for a private, 1.5-hour Japanese cooking demonstration. Learn to make dashi, the essential base for dishes like nikujaga and miso soup, using traditional ingredients such as shoyu, sake, and mirin. Enjoy a delicious meal with sake or beer while connecting with Toshiko and her family over laughter and conversation. A unique, truly local experience perfect for couples and families alike!

Hands-on soufflé pancake class in a peaceful Tokyo home, learn Tomoko’s perfected fluffy pancake recipe from scratch. Stroll through charming local gardens and step inside a real Japanese home for an authentic cultural experience. Cook, flip, and decorate your own pancakes with seasonal fruits, creams, and sweet toppings. Enjoy your creation on Tomoko’s handmade ceramic plates, paired with a matcha parfait. Whether you're a foodie, pancake lover, or cultural traveler, this Tokyo cooking class offers a fun and authentic taste of Japanese home cooking.

Authentic Tea Ceremony Experience in Stylish Ginza Step into the world of traditional Japanese culture with an authentic tea ceremony in the elegant district of Ginza. Our knowledgeable English-speaking instructor will guide you through each graceful movement, making it easy for beginners to enjoy. Enjoy freshly prepared matcha along with a beautifully crafted Japanese sweet, and discover the harmony and mindfulness at the heart of tea culture. To make your visit even more memorable, a charming sushi-themed toy will be gifted to you—a delightful souvenir from your time in Japan. Take a peaceful break from the vibrant city streets and immerse yourself in a uniquely Japanese moment. We look forward to sharing this cultural experience with you.

-A hands-on experience decorating traditional Japanese ohagi with bamboo motifs and beautiful flowers made from white bean paste. -White bean paste is naturally colored using vegetable and fruit powders. -The instructor demonstrates flower-piping techniques and provides careful guidance. -Participants decorate bite-size ohagi in a box with bamboo or anemone designs. After completion, enjoy light refreshments, photo time, and matcha tea. Includes an anko lace and a small gift. -English-speaking instruction is available in small groups, with an English recipe provided for home use. -Some designs use white bean paste blended with natural fruit powders and beauty-focused ingredients. -Participants create anemone flowers and complete four shades of pink designs on bite-size ohagi.

Learn how to make traditional Japanese soba noodles from scratch at a historic soba house dating back to the 1700s. Led by professionals, this immersive experience offers hands-on instruction and the chance to taste your handmade noodles—a rare opportunity to learn centuries-old traditions from skilled artisans. For something extra, the premium option includes a behind-the-scenes factory and kitchen tour, followed by a beautifully presented multi-course "kaiseki" meal.

Are you going to visit Japan and want to enjoy Japanese cuisine to the fullest? Sake is the most important drink in Japanese cuisine. It also has a very close relationship with Japanese culture. To know sake is to know Japan. With this course, your gastronomic journey will be much more interesting and profound! Let's discover the world of sake together! Mayu, the native sake sommelier of the culture, who lived and worked in Spain and author of the book "The World of Sake (Editorial Planeta 2023)", explains what sake is focused on how to enjoy it; -how to taste sake -combination with dishes, -operating temperature, -glasses and ceramics, -how to order and choose sake etc. You will also taste 6 types of different sakes and Japanese tapas. No knowledge is necessary. We will wait for you! If you want other dates, contact me!

In this board game tour, local Japanese students serve as guides, and participants can have fun experiencing Japanese culture through board games. Games such as the traditional "Shogi," "Ito," and "Labyrinth Japan" facilitate cultural understanding through communication. Interacting with student guides will also deepen participants' appreciation of Japanese culture. Join this tour to create enjoyable memories while playing games and interacting with locals.

Experience Authentic Japan: Dashi, Miso Soup, and Hidden Cherry Blossoms A perfect blend of food, culture, and seasonal beauty. Book now for an unforgettable spring experience! ・Master the Art of Dashi：Learn the secrets of authentic dashi (Japanese soup stock) from a third-generation owner of a traditional Japanese grocery store. With this knowledge, create the perfect bowl of miso soup — a fundamental flavor of Japanese cuisine. ・Discover Hidden Cherry Blossom Spots：Take a guided cherry blossom tour to secret viewing locations even locals may not know about. Escape the crowds and enjoy breathtaking sakura views in a peaceful, intimate setting. ・Explore a Historic Shopping Street：Stroll through a charming local shopping street, explore traditional shops, meet friendly vendors, and experience the authentic rhythm of daily Japanese life. Embrace the beauty of the season and create unforgettable memories!

1. Discover the Culture of Onigiri in Japan Learn about the history, regional styles, and meanings behind Japan’s beloved rice balls. 2. Watch Rice Cooked in a Traditional Iron Pot (Hagama) Enjoy the sound and aroma as rice gently steams over an open flame—an unforgettable sensory experience. 3. Explore Carefully Selected Ingredients Discover premium Japanese rice, natural sea salt, and seasonal fillings chosen with care by our shop owner. 4. Let’s Make Onigiri! Shape your own onigiri with hands-on guidance and simple tips for fluffy, delicious results. 5. Taste Your Onigiri Savor your handmade onigiri with miso soup and side dishes, just like a home-style Japanese meal. 6. Photo & Souvenir (Optional) Capture the moment and take home a small memento of your experience. Vegan-friendly options available.

Carat Therapy in Shibuya is a private experience that blends color psychology with an original tarot deck to help you explore your emotions and gain clarity for real-life decisions. Using Carat Therapy’s exclusive 10 color macaron shaped tools, which are not edible, and custom tarot cards, you’ll be guided step by step by a certified therapist in a relaxed cafe bar setting. Unlike typical fortune telling, this session focuses on guided self reflection tailored to topics you want to discuss, such as career direction, relationships, or personal goals, and includes one complimentary alcoholic or soft drink. No prior knowledge is needed, and photos and videos are welcome during the session.

Japanese culture Program: Experience the Best of Japanese Culture for Your Kids While You Travel Introducing the Simplee Kids Program – the perfect solution for parents traveling in Japan. Our program offers a unique opportunity for your children to immerse themselves in authentic Japanese culture while being cared for in a safe and nurturing environment. Enjoy peace of mind knowing your kids are engaging in enriching activities and learning about Japan’s rich traditions. Make your trip memorable for the whole family with Simplee Kids Program. 1. Yukata program 2. Origami Experience 3. The Sense Painting 4. Japanese Cultural Play

This experience is designed for guests who want to take part in more than just making nigiri and sushi rolls. Guests experience several steps that contribute to the sushi they will later make and enjoy, including receiving the seafood ingredients used in the class from local wholesale vendors in Tsukiji Market, mixing sushi rice in a traditional wooden tub, and trying basic fish-slicing techniques. The class is limited to a maximum of six guests, allowing everyone to take an active part in the experience while receiving close attention and guidance from the host. It is led by a licensed guide with experience from more than 200 sushi-making sessions as a host and interpreter. Guests also learn practical tips for making better sushi, gain insights into sushi and Japanese seafood culture, and receive additional information that can be useful during their stay in Japan.

Immerse yourself in Japan’s culinary heritage with a hands on Onigiri cooking class in Tokyo! This 2 hour experience offers a unique glimpse into the art of crafting rice balls, starting with a warm welcome from a local family. Learn the secrets behind the perfect Onigiri from a local Japanese, who will demonstrate professional techniques and guide you in customizing your rice balls with an array of delicious fillings. Enjoy your creations with homemade miso soup and a traditional rolled omelet, all served on beautiful artisan tableware. This 100% gluten-free environment ensures everyone can join in the fun without worry!

Step into the world of classical Kintsugi and discover one of Japan’s most meaningful traditional arts. Guided by artisans trained under Master HIROKI, a renowned lacquer restoration expert with over 50 years of experience, this immersive workshop offers rare access to the authentic techniques and philosophy behind Kintsugi. Rather than using modern shortcuts, participants work with genuine Japanese urushi lacquer and pure gold powder, learning how broken ceramics are transformed into unique works of art. Through hands-on gold decoration, studio visits, and insights into the centuries-old restoration process, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the Japanese concepts of sustainability, craftsmanship, and finding beauty in imperfection. Leave with a beautifully finished piece and a memorable connection to one of Japan’s most celebrated cultural traditions. ※Please note that we may need to reschedule your booking depending on availability.

No need to bring anything, we provide the vessel (you're also welcome to bring your own). As this is simplified kintsugi, natural urushi lacquer is not used. Please enjoy the finished piece as a decorative item (not recommended for use as tableware). Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty."