Matcha Making

OTHER LANGUAGES (FRENCH / GERMAN / SPANISH) Some guides from our team can speak more than English and Japanese, but we cannot guarantee a specific language other than English on a shared tour. To confirm the availability of your preferred language on the date you wish to book our tour, don't hesitate to get in touch with us before your booking. Thank you. This is a walking Tour. Like other famous places, most travelers don't know the real potential of Arashiyama, unless someone shows it to them. We are here to make your trip to Arashiyama memorable and help you the best way we can to make every second you spend in that area count.

Discover Nara's must-see landmarks on the deluxe coach tour and try to make Matcha tea at Uji in Kyoto, the birthplace of matcha. We will drive pass Fushimi Castle and Heijokyo Palace on the way to Nara. We will visit Todaiji Temple, a house of the Great Buddha of Nara and it is one of the world’s largest wooden buildings. Meet about 1,400 deer at Nara Park, you can even feed them rice crackers. Then we visit Kasuga Taisha Shrine where 3000 magical stone lanterns enlighten you. After lunch, we go to Uji area in Kyoto and try making Uji matcha tea! Spot the Byodo-in Phoenix Hall depicted on the back of the 10-yen coin at Uji. ・Cover Nara's must-see destinations and 3 World Heritages in a day! ・A Professional English-speaking guide leads this tour ・On top of that, multilingual audio guidance is available in EN, FR, IT, ES, DE, PT, UK ・Greet large Buddha at Todaiji Temple ・Enjoy cute deer at Nara Park ・Learn about Authentic tea while making it yourself in Uji, famous for matcha

You will try how to make Japanese traditional sweets (Neriki) . First , I will demonstrate it, and you will make 3 different shape of Nerikiri. Please make 1 own your own, totally 4 pieces you can make them. Nerikiri is a very simple confection made of white bean paste, shiratama flour, sugar and water. After make them, you will make matcha. The location is my home, so it is good opportunity to see the lifestyle of Japanese people, and My place( Omotesando )is most fashionable area just 3 mins from station, just 8 mins to go Harajuku, 10 mins Meiji shrine and Yoyogi Park. I am so welcome to the person who are interested in Japanese culture , you will have Japanese experience at the center of Tokyo.

In our Matcha Making Osaka class, you can experience this tradition in a fun and welcoming way. Enjoy making and tasting matcha with delicious Japanese sweets, guided by our friendly staff. ▶︎Menu / schedule This Matcha Making experience takes about 1 hour. You will learn about Japanese tea, the difference between matcha and green tea, history, and the spirit of tea ceremony while enjoying authentic matcha with Japanese sweets. ▶︎ About Us Our Matcha Making class was launched in Tokyo with the theme of Japanese tea and hands-on experience. We would love to share the joy of Matcha Making with people from all over the world! ▶︎ Location Our class is located in the heart of Osaka where is the most popular tourist city in Japan, and places to visit in a lifetime because there is a lot of unique history and culture. You can also explore historic sites after class! ▶︎ Instructor / Staff The local staff who speak English clearly present a fabulous class with enthusiasm. It is sure to be an unforgettable memory of your time in Osaka! ▶︎ Food Allergens Please note that the Japanese sweets may contain wheat, eggs, and other allergens. If you have any dietary restrictions, please inform us in advance.

In our Matcha Making Tokyo class, you can experience this tradition in a fun and welcoming way. Enjoy making and tasting matcha with delicious Japanese sweets, guided by our friendly staff. ▶︎Menu / schedule This Matcha Making experience takes about 1 hour. You will learn about Japanese tea, the difference between matcha and green tea, history, and the spirit of tea ceremony while enjoying authentic matcha with Japanese sweets. ▶︎ About Us Our Matcha Making class was launched in Tokyo with the theme of Japanese tea and hands-on experience. We would love to share the joy of Matcha Making with people from all over the world! ▶︎ Location Our class is located in the center of Asakusa (Just 1 minute from the station) where is the most popular tourist city in Tokyo, and places to visit in a lifetime because there is a lot of unique history and culture. You can also explore historic sites after class! ▶︎ Instructor / Staff The local staff who speak English clearly present a fabulous class with enthusiasm. It is sure to be an unforgettable memory of your time in Tokyo! ▶︎ Food Allergens Please note that the Japanese sweets may contain wheat, eggs, and other allergens. If you have any dietary restrictions, please inform us in advance.

Usually, Zen garden is something to be appreciated, and there are not many places where it can be experienced. This experience allows gests to create their own unique design using sand for Zen garden, albeit in a small garden. There are no hard movements, so everyone can enjoy it, from small children to the elderly. You can take pictures of yourself eating Matcha and Japanese sweets in front of the Zen garden you have made, which will be a wonderful memory of Kyoto culture. You can also buy handmade pottery as a souvenir of Kyoto at the store. Since they are dishwasher and microwave safe, they are popular even among people from overseas.

We've been providing cooking experiences in this area for more than 10 years welcoming over 7000 guests from around the world. You will not only learn how to make mochi, but you will learn the cultural back ground of mochi in Japan. This is a highly interactive course that can be enjoyed by any age. In this 2 hour course, we will be making and taste 5 kinds of mochi dishes made from scratch. You'll get a hands-on experience of touching mochi and shaping it into various desserts. At the end of the course, you will be able to taste the Mochi with green tea or coffee. (Other fruit will be used in case strawberries are unavailable). A downloadable recipe will be provided so that you can repeat at home. This experience is gluten free and vegan option is available. Please let us know if you would like to book for more than 8.

-Start your journey from Sensoji temple. We will turn our step into the main spot in Asakusa, Senso-ji temple, exploring the Nakamise Street that has 300-year history and sample street food. – After passing through Sensoji Temple, the most popular tourist attraction in Tokyo, you will experience the finest matcha green tea at a quiet Japanese tea house! -Enjoy a local favorite, Monjya-yaki in the backstreets of Asakusa- we'll stop by a favorite monjyayaki (a local dish made with seasoned flour and many other ingredients) place in the backstreets of Asakusa, along Hoppy Street. There, your guide will instruct you on how to cook monjayaki, and you can enjoy eating it with everyone else in the group tour. Magical Trip is a local tour operator with the TripAdvisor certificate of excellence that offers various types of small-group tours throughout Japan! Check out our Trip Advisor Page for more tours and our reviews!

Embark on an enchanting day tour through Nara and Uji, perfect for culture enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Begin your adventure at Nara Park, where you can feed and interact with the friendly deer amidst stunning autumn foliage. Explore the historical Todai-ji Temple with its towering Great Buddha statue and the serene Kasuga Taisha Shrine, adorned with hundreds of lanterns. Enjoy a traditional lunch surrounded by nature before heading to Uji, a haven for matcha lovers. Stroll down Byodo-in Omotesando Street, indulging in matcha treats, and visit the picturesque Byodo-in Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Conclude your day with a relaxing soak in the natural hot springs of Genji-no-Yu, where you can unwind and rejuvenate in a tranquil Japanese setting. This tour offers a perfect blend of cultural immersion, scenic beauty, and relaxation, making it ideal for those seeking an unforgettable Japanese experience.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Japan’s rich history and culture with the Osaka, Nara, Tōdai-ji, Uji Matcha, and Hot Spring Tour. Begin in the vibrant city of Osaka, where modern excitement meets traditional charm, offering a perfect blend of sightseeing and culinary experiences. Then, travel to Nara to witness the awe-inspiring Tōdai-ji Temple, home to the Great Buddha and explore the peaceful Nara Park, where sacred deer roam freely. Next, visit Uji, a charming city renowned for its high-quality Uji Matcha, and savor a cup of rich green tea at one of its traditional tea houses. While in Uji, admire the stunning Byodo-in Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its iconic Phoenix Hall. Finally, unwind and relax at the Uji Natural Hot Spring, Genji-no-Yu, where you can soak in natural, healing waters amidst serene surroundings. This tour offers a perfect mix of cultural exploration, culinary delights, and peaceful relaxation, making it an ideal experience for any traveler.

Experience traditional and modern Japanese sweets-making in English. Learn the art in a Japanese home, which is located in central Tokyo, and overlooks the Kanda River and local park ! With a maximum number of 4 participants, you will be able to enjoy learning in a cozy and friendly atmosphere. I try to make my recipes simple as possible so that they can easily be repeated when you get back home. So come and enjoy my class !

Would you like to experience making matcha at a restaurant with flowers? A matcha experience is a unique and immersive way to explore Japanese culture, particularly through the traditional tea ceremony. Matcha is a powdered green tea, often used in formal tea ceremonies. During a matcha experience, you not only learn how to prepare and enjoy the tea but also gain insight into its history and the rituals of tea preparation.

You can experience Japanese culture of making Nerikiri, a creative Japanese confectionery. You will deepen your knowledge of Japanese sweets not only by making them but also by eating them. The instructor is a professional, so you can experience real Japanese culture. You will enjoy popular matcha green tea while eating the wagashi you made. The instructor also has a line sense of matcha, so you can enjoy real matcha. Since the group size is small, you will be satisfied with the individual attention to detail. This activity will take place in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, the city of vintage clothing and fashion. This activity is recommended for those who want to learn more about Japanese sweets culture and tea.

Immerse yourself in a traditional Japanese house ┗ Savor the serene, tranquil setting that creates a truly special atmosphere. Taste two types of Nara single-origin matcha ┗ Compare flavors and aromas, and discover your personal favorite. Witness the tea master’s demonstration ┗ Observe expert skill and hospitality firsthand as the tea master prepares matcha. Learn tea ceremony basics ┗ Explore its history, etiquette, and the proper use of tea utensils. Whisk your own matcha ┗ Get hands-on experience using a bamboo whisk (chasen) to prepare matcha yourself. Blend focus and relaxation ┗ Find a perfect balance of concentration and calm as you create your own cup of matcha.

You can learn how to make traditional Japanese dishes and matcha directly from a local chef. Cook together and create memorable moments with your family, friends, or loved ones. For those unfamiliar with cooking, an Osaka mom will be there to support you.

Our tour offers the best route to see all of Kanazawa's must-see spots, and many of its lesser known gems, in one day on foot. Our knowledgeable guides will ensure you come away with an enriched understanding of the culture of Kanazawa. Guests will also have the opportunity to try Matcha and traditional sweets at a historical tea house, allowing them to feel a connection to Kanazawa and its customs after only a short time. Please consider participating in this tour if you want to make the best of your time in Kanazawa on a course that is exhaustive but not exhausting.

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 is an experience unique to Tokyo, where all things Japanese come together. Learn about the definition of matcha and cultivation methods and history. The main instructor has a bachelor's degree in agricultural science and has a particularly deep knowledge of soil science. He is a former tea farmer who was involved in everything from tea cultivation to processing in Kyoto. The assistant has a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and is a practicing pharmacist. You can enjoy 10 kinds of matcha from 5 tea production areas in small portions at once. With a wide variety of tea flavors and aromas, you are sure to find your favorite.

I will explain and demonstrate how to make each design step by step. This class is for suitable for someone who wants to have a unique experience, and also someone who wants to seriously learn the techniques and improve their skills for future use.

You can make four of Japan's most popular sweets: Strawberry daifuku, Mochi ice cream, gluten-free Matcha pancake(dorayaki) , and dango. Japanese sweets are low in fat, gluten-free, and very healthy, so you are sure to be very satisfied! Of course, you will receive a recipe so you can make them for your family and friends! Sakura is a certified and experienced Japanese confectionery teacher, so she will be able to share her knowledge on various aspects of Japanese confectionery. At the beginning of the lesson, she also teaches you about Japanese rice cake culture and history. The teacher loves children, so children as young as 4 years old can enjoy making sweets. The lesson is held at Sangenjaya station, 5 minutes by train from Shibuya. The lessons are held at Sakura-sensei's house, which is a very cozy old common Japanese house, so you will feel like you are visiting a Japanese home. These lessons are an experience that you can only have in Japan.

Make your own powdered Matcha (green tea) and enjoy it in a casual manner. Take a break from sightseeing in Tokyo and relax with a cup of matcha. Experience the tea ceremony, from one to two persons. Enjoy a brief lecture on the tea ceremony and the art of matcha grinding.