Handmade Udon Cooking Class in Tokyo with Michiko

Tokyo, Japan

3 hours (approx.)
Group discounts
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Michiko is a professional cooking teacher and has been conducting cooking lessons for Japanese locals for 5 years. She is now excited to share Japanese home cooking with travelers and teach you to make handmade udon noodles from scratch. If learning about Japanese ingredients, cuisine, culture and culinary traditions is something that interests you, then this is the perfect class for you. Her cooking class is perfect for adults as well as children. Michiko learned to cook traditional Japanese dishes from her mother and is so thrilled to pass on her passion and share a Japanese home-cooked meal with people from around the world！

2.5 hour private Japanese cooking class in Tokyo
Handmade Udon making class in Tokyo close to Ikegami train station
Learn to cook hand rolled sushi or bento lunch box or homemade udon noodles
Fun Tokyo cooking classes for children
Japanese culinary culture and prepare two authentic dishes

What's Included

Japanese Udon Class with your host Michiko
Homecooked meal

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

まなび舎 NORI
8-chōme-8-19 Ikegami, Ota City, Tokyo 146-0082, Japan
Please meet your host directly at her cooking studio, a 5 min walk from the Ikegami station. Exact address and Google Maps link to the location can be found in the 'before you go' section of your voucher, upon confirmation.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Itinerary

Make your way to Shakujii-kōen Station, accessible via the Seibu Ikebukuro Line. Meet your host outside of the main (larger) gate of the station at 11:30am. Climb into a vehicle for a short drive to your host's home, located on a narrow street in a quiet residential neighborhood.

Step inside the kitchen for your private lesson and, alongside your host, learn how to make 2-3 dishes, each with a creative spin on traditional Japanese cuisine.

Menu items may include a fresh take on chirashi sushi or a signature teriyaki chicken. Afterward, sit down for your meal at the dining table and end your 3-hour experience with an informal Japanese tea ceremony. Your host will help you with directions to get back to your hotel.

Ikegami Station (Pass By)

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Not wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Near public transportation
Most travelers can participate

Michiko can also teach you to make temaki-zushi (hand rolled sushi) or kawaii bento lunch box, instead of homemade udon noodles. So please let her know your preference when booking this Japanese cooking class in Tokyo online.
Activity will take place in a cooking studio near Ikegami station
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
Note: This is not a professional cooking class, rather an experience to meet a local Japanese person and share the culture and cuisine together
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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If you like cooking, and enjoy Japanese...

David B, Mar 2017

If you like cooking, and enjoy Japanese food this is an excellent opportunity to learn simple home-style Japanese cooking, with ingredients that are available in most large U.S. cities. The food was delicious and our host was friendly and engaging. The interpreter did a nice job too. Having the session in an average Tokyo outer suburban home makes it even more interesting as few westerners will have that experience.