You want to see the fish market but you want more. You want to try the food you choose. You want to learn how to make the food. Then we are for you. An experienced guide will show you the basics of Japanese cuisine from the market... More

We invite you to learn and explore sashimi preparation techniques. Our guest chef will guide you through each step of the process, allowing you to personally handle the fish provided during this immersive experience. You will be r... More

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 s... More

We offer you a cooking workshop for hand-rolled sushi called “Temaki Sushi”, which is one of the most popular home party menus in Japan. This workshop lasts around 2 hours. This workshop will offer you not only the one-time e... More

This workshop offers a unique culinary journey with the creation of three iconic dishes: temarizushi, tempura and tamagoyaki. You'll master the techniques of crafting beautiful temarizushi balls and frying perfectly crispy tempur... More

Lost on what to do to enjoy in Japan? Fear not! Let gotcha be your guide and support you! Join this amazing experience and make a wonderful memory!! You can experience making Okonomiyaki and we will share you the recipe at the ... More

You'll get a hands-on training from the Japanese soba noodles master. You'll discover the unique flavors of our traditional food while learning about the way of soba-cooking and Japanese food culture. You'll be able to use the ma... More

Even in Japanese, there are few people who have experienced an authentic tea ceremony and wagashi making. Wagashi making & Tea ceremony. You will make a Japanese confectionery and Green tea. You can experience the tea ceremony wit... More

Shibuya never sleeps, much less at night. Aglow with banners, colors, jingles, and never-ending crowds, Tokyo’s quintessential entertainment district has plenty of nighttime amusement options — the perfect place for an evening... More

Want to know what's all about Japanese traditional food? Here's a solution for you. It is an unique program where you can listen to explanations about traditional Japanese dishes in English while actually eating those Kaiseki-cour... More

• Visit a real Japanese home in Fukuoka • Make home-style Japanese dishes • Taste local specialties • Enjoy coffee and a dessert after your meal... More

Enjoy a private market tour and authentic cooking class in a cooking studio with hosts Masahito and Junko who are experts in the field of Edomae sushi (using fish from the Tokyo Bay) and washoku (traditional Japanese food). This i... More

Would you like to experience Japanese traditional culture through the art of tea ceremony? Ms. Kakizaki has a deep appreciation for Japan's heritage and shares its beauty and depth through the practice of tea ceremony. Her expert... More

Experience traditional Japanese meditation and onigiri-making at Zenkouji Temple in Hida Takayama, a serene experience that nourishes both mind and body. The chief priest, Kaiji, will guide you through a meditation session tailore... More

ZEN Voice The process of traditional “ZEN” training involves sitting in the correct posture on the floor, being aware of the breath, and stabilizing the mind. But it seems difficult, especially for westerners, to just sit in ... More

Lost on what to do to enjoy in Japan? Fear not! Let gotcha be your guide and support you! Join this amazing experience and make a wonderful memory! You can experience go groceries shopping to Japanese local supermarket and maki... More

Do you know "real" matcha? Matcha is known as the healthy traditional Japanese drink. But there are a lot of fake matcha products in the world. Let's taste and compare matcha from 5 representative production areas in Japan. This ... More

You will learn how to use a Japanese knife and how to make sushi at a restaurant run by Nobu, a sushi chef with 40 years of experience. You will learn how to make nigiri sushi, maki sushi, tamagoyaki, and how to use a Japanese kn... 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

In the tea room, there is a decorative space called tokonoma (床の間) for the host to show how appreciative they are of the guests to join for the tea ceremony, relishing the passage of the seasons together through drinking mat... More