A standard sightseeing spot in Asakusa! An attractive half-day plan to fully enjoy Japanese tradition and culture

Are you ready to become a "Sushi Master"?

Sushi is a representative of Japanese culture, so making sushi is the best way to enjoy Japanese food!

Our friendly staff will help you have the best time in Japan.

Let's dive into Japanese culture together!

▶︎About our class

Our sushi making experience cooking class started in Tokyo in 2023.

The theme is "Japanese food" and "experience".

We started with the desire to enjoy Japanese food culture and sushi making with people from all over the world!

▶︎Menu
There are many different types of sushi in Japan.

In this cooking class, you will learn how to make nigiri sushi and roll sushi.

1: Nigiri sushi

The most standard and popular sushi in Japan, and the origin of sushi.

2: Roll sushi

A popular sushi in the world, this type of sushi is made by wrapping ingredients in rice.

▶︎Schedule

It's about 2 hours.

In the first hour, you will learn the history of sushi and how to make sushi, and then actually make sushi!

In the second hour, you can make sushi freely and eat.

After the meal, you can take a memorable photo with Asakusa's landmarks!

▶︎Location

Our cooking class is located in the center of Asakusa, a 1-minute walk from Asakusa Station!

Asakusa is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Tokyo, with a strong sense of history and culture.

We also recommend sightseeing in Asakusa before or after the cooking class!

▶︎Instructors and staff

All cooking classes are held in English.

Local staff with extensive overseas experience will provide you with the best entertainment!

Your memories in Tokyo will surely be unforgettable!

▶︎Menu changes

The following menus can be accommodated.

・Vegan

・Vegetarian

・Gluten-free

・Halal

・Allergies (not including meat, nuts, or fruit)

※Please be sure to let us know in advance if you need to change the menu.

*We cannot accommodate changes to the menu on the day on site.
*We cannot accommodate likes and dislikes of ingredients or requests for changes to ingredients.

Sensoji Temple is a temple with a history of over 1300 years. The Kaminarimon Gate with its red lantern has become the symbol of Sensoji Temple.

After passing through Kaminarimon, you will find Nakamise Street, the oldest shopping street in Japan. About 180 souvenir shops and Japanese confectionery shops line the 250-meter-long shopping street, which is bustling with visitors every day. Asakusa is famous for sweet potato yokan desserts, deep-fried manju sweets, and other local treats.