At a well-established cooking school just a 3-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, students dress in custom-made Japanese food craftsman costumes and prepare authentic Japanese dishes such as "jibu-ni" and "nigiri-zushi," Kanazawa's... More

Discover the art of Japanese tea culture with a hands-on tea ceremony experience set against the verdant backdrop of Kenrokuen Garden. Under the guidance of a tea master, you will learn the intricate secrets of brewing tea and mas... More

This course is for those who can understand Japanese. Another class that is highly praised by foreign tourists is "Making authentic Japanese food with a samurai chef. In business for 55 years! This is a special opportunity to par... More

Ishikawa, especially its capital city of Kanazawa, is known for its love of traditional Japanese sweets and snacks. One of these, Tsujiura, is a particularly iconic part of local life — despite being only seen at one time of yea... More