Top Tokyo Classes & Workshops - page 5

If you've ever wanted to make restaurant-quality ramen at home, this small-group class in Tokyo is a great opportunity to learn from an experienced chef. Hear insider stories and anecdotes from the restaurant scene, and practice different techniques to make authentic gyoza and ramen. All the ingredients you'll need will be at your disposal.

１）Dive into the world of retro gaming in Tokyo's Akihabara district ２）Choose your console: the original Game Boy (DMG) or Game Boy Advance (GBA) ３）Mod and customize it with a backlit IPS screen, custom shell, and buttons ４）Learn about the history and technology behind Nintendo's handheld consoles ５）Take home your personalized Game Boy and enjoy classic cartridges on-site

Learn a new skill as you discover the traditional Japanese art of Ikebana flower arranging, also known as the way of flowers, in this private workshop. Choose your own flowers from a flower shop in the nearby Yanaka district before designing your arrangement under the guidance of a professional ikebana master.

Learn the art of sushi making from experts at a Michelin-listed standing sushi restaurant in Shibuya, Tokyo. Dress as a sushi chef and craft authentic nigiri sushi, making 10 pieces yourself and tasting 10 made by the chef with upgraded ingredients. Enjoy a complimentary Japanese tea or sake as you perfect your new skill.

This experience offers you a perfect chance to: 1) See how the traditional sumo stable looks like 2) Learn the origin, history, and culture of sumo 3) Observe how sumo wrestlers train 4) Watch actual matches 5) Challenge wrestlers 6) Ask wrestlers questions 7) Take photos with them Conventionally, there were two ways to experience sumo: watching grand sumo tournaments in an arena or morning practice in the stable. The unique thing about this experience is that you can: 1) Watch everything up close. 2) Experience sumo by challenging wrestlers 3) Ask wrestlers questions 4) Take photos with them This tour comes in two options: with or without a chanko-nabe meal. 1) With a chanko-nabe meal You will watch the show over a chanko nabe meal, which sumo wrestlers eat to build their muscles and bodies. This option applies to 11AM and 7PM start times. 2) Without a chanko-nabe meal This option applies to a 3PM start time.

Step into the world of ramen at Ramen Dojo Tokyo. Master the art from scratch—knead fresh noodles and sear chashu—to create and savor a trio of flavors: Tonkotsu, Shoyu, and Miso. Beginner-friendly!

Create your own beautiful—and surprisingly delicious—sushi bento in just one hour in the heart of Tsukiji Market. Make 10 pieces of sushi with fresh, high-quality ingredients from trusted Tsukiji specialty shops, then arrange each piece in a handcrafted wooden bento box made especially for this experience. Many first-time guests are surprised by how delicious their handmade sushi tastes—the quality starts with the ingredients. Along the way, use authentic Japanese sushi tools, try a professional Japanese knife when making your tuna roll, and enjoy a surprise encounter with real fresh wasabi. The family behind this experience has more than 100 years of connections with people in Tsukiji Market, making it possible to share ingredients, tools and craftsmanship valued by food professionals. Beginner- and family-friendly, with simple English guidance and complimentary photos taken by our staff.

Discover the beauty of Kintsugi through a hands-on workshop in Shibuya Learn about the philosophy of Kintsugi and Japanese culture Create your own Kintsugi artwork with a gold-colored finish Enjoy a calming and beginner-friendly experience with all materials provided Upgrade your experience to create a second handcrafted piece

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

- Just a short walk from Asakusa Station! Excellent access to Kaminarimon, Senso-ji Temple, and Tokyo Skytree - Choose freely from over 700 types of kimonos! A wide range of designs including traditional, retro, modern, and seasonal styles - Includes professional makeup and hairstyling! Experienced stylists will create your perfect look - Professional photography service available! Capture your most beautiful memories at Asakusa’s popular spots - Open until late — the latest in Asakusa (until 10:00 p.m.) - Free luggage storage service, so you can enjoy the experience hands-free

Japanese calligraphy is admired for its beauty, and this hands-on class lets you experience it firsthand. Led by a skilled instructor, learn essential techniques you wouldn’t get from books or online videos, including proper brush grip, control, and stroke order. During the session, practice using traditional brushes as well as a modern pen, choose from different characters to write, and take your finished calligraphy home as a keepsake.

Chieko is a certified cooking instructor who was born and raised on Shikoku Island and then lived in Kyoto, Osaka and Los Angeles, before moving to Tokyo. Growing up on an island ensured that Chieko always has access to fresh seafood, as well as fresh vegetables and rice. She learned to cook traditional Japanese dishes from her mother . She is so excited to meet travelers from all over the world and teach them how to make a home cooked Japanese meal.

Swap the standard souvenirs for something more personalized during an incense-making workshop that will fragrance your home with smells that remind you of your Japanese vacation. Take a break from the bustle of Shibuya as you sip matcha and create your own personalized scent in a small group that promises personalized attention.

In 4 hours, you will experience Japanese culture and hospitality at home.The experience included origami, hand-made udon noodles, Japanese food, sushi and tempura.Experience matcha and Japanese sweets after meals.We'll make it with you.Drinks (sake, beer, shochu and soft drinks) are free.As a souvenir, in calligraphy, Keiko writes your name on a colored paper.Through this experience, you become a member of our homecoming TAKA and making friends around the world is one of our goals.We will welcome you as a family the next time you visit our home! ★ Vegetarians and vegans can also enjoy all dishes with different ingredients.

This is a calligraphy lesson, a cultural experience program offered by the Tourist Information Center in Yanaka. Children, as well as adults, can enjoy this program. Calligraphy is considered to be a complex art, but it can be fun. Experienced, friendly Sensei will teach you how to do it! Practice basic strokes Choose your favorite words to practice Practice many times with fun! Draw your favorite words on the Shikishi paper. Or make your T-shirt with your name on it in kanji! Take lots of pictures. Let's decorate your living room at home. The work of art you draw will be a wonderful souvenir and a memory for yourself. ❤︎It is very conveniently located for exploring the YANESEN area. ❤︎Yanaka Ginza St. 100m / 30 sec. ❤︎The studio is in an old townhouse converted into a studio. You can see the life of downtown Tokyo. ❤︎Tokyo Roasted Coffee Shop ki_hi_ko_jo" is next door to your studio.

Bring out your inner warrior with this ninja training experience in Tokyo. After watching a demonstration, you’ll train in an authentic uniform and learn about proper fighting techniques and meditation. A small class size of up to 6 people gives you more face time with your instructor and lets you ask questions.

Deepen your understanding of Japanese crafts with this private calligraphy lesson in Asakusa. Start by watching a short video introducing the history and meaning of Japanese calligraphy, then practice essential brushstrokes with a teacher. Customize a t-shirt and write a letter using traditional techniques to create unique souvenirs to take home.

Experience Kintsugi in a cozy private room just three minutes from Ginza Station. In this 90-minute hands-on workshop, you’ll repair a ceramic piece using traditional lacquer under expert guidance. All tools and materials are provided—take home your beautifully restored treasure and embrace life’s imperfections. • Convenient Location: Just a short stroll from the Ginza Station, making it perfect for combining with shopping or sightseeing. • Cozy, Private Atmosphere: Enjoy an intimate setting that allows for focused learning and personal attention. • Cultural Insight: Gain an appreciation for Japanese craftsmanship and the philosophy of celebrating flaws and personal history. • Hands-On Experience: Explore traditional techniques through practical activities, fostering a deeper connection to the art.

Welcome to Chopstick Making Tokyo! Create your own pair of chopsticks and unforgettable memories in the heart of traditional Tokyo — Asakusa! Chopstick Making Tokyo offers a top-rated hands-on workshop by Food Activity Japan. Located just steps from Sensoji Temple, Asakusa is the perfect place to experience Japanese craftsmanship and culture. No experience is needed — our friendly local staff will guide you in English every step of the way. Whether you are traveling solo or with a group, everyone is welcome — let’s enjoy creating something special together! It is one of the most unique and memorable things to do in Tokyo. After this experience, you won’t just leave with a souvenir — you’ll take home your own handmade chopsticks, new skills, and memories that last a lifetime. Let’s dive into Japanese culture together!!

Cook Iconic Japanese Staples—onigiri, miso soup, tonkatsu, Fish teriyaki, dashimaki-tamago—and make them part of your life at YUZU WASHOKU STUDIO! We’ll cover the essentials of Japanese home cooking, including how to cook rice, prepare flavorful dashi broth, and shape perfect onigiri. This class offers a taste of what Japanese families enjoy at home every day. You’ll make three types of onigiri, miso soup, tonkatsu, salmon teriyaki, dashimaki tamago, and a seasonal vegetable side dish. All ingredients are easy to find outside Japan, so you can recreate these dishes when you return home—perfect for sharing with family and friends. This hands-on, small-group class also gives you plenty of time to ask questions and enjoy friendly conversation throughout the session. Vegetarian, pescatarian, and gluten-free options are available—please let us know your preferences when booking. We truly look forward to welcoming you. Let’s enjoy cooking together in a warm, home-style Japanese kitchen!

[Highlights] Make your own personalized Japanese chopsticks Choose from 10 premium wood types Discover the culture behind Japanese chopsticks Take home a handmade souvenir you'll actually use Located in the heart of Asakusa with English guidance

A “yukata” is a casual type of kimono that’s light and easy to wear. If you’ve ever been curious about wearing a “yukata,” then this is the experience for you. Eliminate the guesswork when it comes to putting it on, and have a guide to help you. Then, capture the moment in style, as a special photoshoot around Shiba Park is included—the perfect way to remember your trip.

Learn and sustainable art of furoshiki (Japanese cloth wrapping) in a hands-on workshop led by an instructor, all while you learn about the culture and history of the craft. Start with basic folds and knots, then master more advanced techniques to wrap gifts, carry items, or even wearable cloth accessories you can make for friends and family. You’ll receive your own furoshiki to take home, along with insider stories about the craft’s modern-day eco significance in Japan.

We offer a hands-on workshop where you can experience handmade washi, a traditional Japanese craft. Tosa Washi, with over 1,000 years of history, is one of Japan’s top three washi papers. Known for its strength and warmth, it’s easy to try and makes for a memorable Asakusa experience—perfect for fans of crafts or Japanese culture. After a short video on Tosa Washi’s history and process, you’ll wear traditional workwear (samue) and make washi postcards with help from a friendly instructor. In both the Plain Paper Plan and Colored Paper Plan, you’ll handcraft four plain postcards. The Colored Paper Plan includes an extra step: layering beautiful Rakusuishi—lace-like decorative washi—on top. You can choose your favorite four colors. The workshop is full of smiles and surprise at the beauty of the finished paper. Take home your handmade washi as a special souvenir.