[NEW]JPN CULTURE - Buy@Toyosu Market SUSHI Making +TEA +Maid Cafe

Tokyo, Japan

6 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Visitors can normally only observe the action at Tokyo’s famous Toyosu Fish Market from the narrow windows of an observation deck. On this small-group lunch tour, get a chance to browse the stalls and shop for fresh ingredients. Follow it up with a sushi roll-making lesson (with fresh sushi to enjoy), then an authentic tea ceremony. As an optional upgrade, top it off with a visit to a Maid Cafe.

Get a personalized feel during this small-group experience
Learn the basics of how to prepare a Japanese sushi lunch
Make confectionaries for a tea ceremony, led by a tea master
Multiple packages available; optional visit to a Maid Café

Sample Menu

Starter

Tour - Toyosu Fish Market Tour

Many people go to the Toyosu fish market and see only from the third floor thru narrow windows. We will go into the market to actually buy.

Main

Sushi - Make TEMARI Sushi

Main

Sushi - Make CHIRASHI Sushi Bowls

Main

Sushi - Make Futo (thick) Sushi Rolls

Main

Sushi - Make Japanese Sushi Omelette

Main

TEA - Make TEA CONFECTIONARY

Main

TEA - Experience JAPANESE TEA Ceremony

Main

Sushi - Comparative Tasting Miso, Soy, Vinegar

What's Included

Lunch
Welcome Beverage
Tsukiji Market Excursion
Market Sushi “Neta” Buying Experience
Tea Ceremony Confectionery Making
Tea Ceremony Session by a Tea Master
Optional Origami Session

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Shijō-mae Sta.
6 Chome-3 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061, Japan
715AM PARTICIPANTS: We will meet you at the Exit of Shijo Mae Station, Yurikamome Line. Guide w/ white board. 915AM PARTICIPANTS YOU WILL NOT BE GOING TO THE MARKET Meet up at Azabujuban station Exit 1 in front of Lawson; go to studio across the street from the in the Australian Embassy Tokyo.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What To Expect

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Not wheelchair accessible

Near public transportation
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.

Reviews

5.0

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✨ Highly Recommend - Must Try ✨

Leslie_H, May 2025

The guides were a perfect duo. They spoke excellent English and explained everything well. The fish market was super interesting to be a part of. Loved picking out and buying our fish fresh and preparing right after. The sushi, sweets and tea were superb. The tea ceremony was a once in a lifetime opportunity that enhanced the entire experience. Highly recommend. Was exactly what was stated, all in one experience! They were open for questions and gave recommendations for the rest of our trip.

Wonderful and delicious experience!

4chrymsh79, Dec 2024

I can’t say enough great things about this tour. For Tokyo newbies and veterans alike, I got to see a new side of my host city thanks to Max and his wonderful staff. My family and I not only enjoyed the thoughtful walking tour of the Tsukiji area, but we also loved the delicious sushi and Japanese sweets and tea ceremony. I strongly recommend this tour. You won’t be disappointed!

A very interesting and educational experience

Jesse_H, Nov 2024

This was a great experience. It was very interesting to learn the basics of Japanese cuisine and how to make sushi with fish bought fresh from Tsukiji Market. The food was very fresh and delicious. The Japanese Tea Ceremony was also a very interesting and rewarding experience, with careful explanations of the history and process that allowed a better enjoyment of the experience. I would also highly recommend joining the morning Tsukiji Market Tour. Going through the complex Tsukiji market was very interesting, and as a tourist, I would easily get lost if I traveled alone. Both the tour guide and cook/tea master were very kind and spoke fluent English, which made communication easy. In summary, I would highly recommend it.

Magnificent

Chika_S, Oct 2024

The Sushi was from the Tsukiji market bought the same day. We learnt how to make three different types of sushi, thick roll sushi, chirashi sushi and tamari sushi which I think I can make at home. We didn’t know that the tea ceremony was always accompanied with a seasonal confectionery and we were making some of that for desert. That was beautiful and a great way to connect the sushi and tea ceremony session. The tea ceremony session wrapped everything up. Very serene, beautiful and Japanese. The tea was a Koyama-en brand, an elite tea of the highest quality. That itself would have made just that cup of tea at least 1500 yen had we had it at a tea shop. The studio was at a quiet apartment and that indicated to me that a Japanese person can build a small but complete tea space within a living space and enjoy sessions that would had us believe only possible in large tea ceremony houses. An incredible glimpse of Japan culture, housing, the tea and the sushi.

All in one experience of Japan

Yoko_S, Oct 2024

The tour was awesome. Strolling Tsukiji while tasting dashi soup and other stuff was fun. After that there was a culture experience at another place where we made our own sushi and sweets for tea. The tea that the tea master made was delicious which we drank after eating our hand-made sweets. Using the real tea utensils was thrilling. What a tour it was! All these experiences in a day. I am definitely coming back again to learn more about food and culture of Japan.