Everyday Japanese Cooking
What comes to your mind when you think of “Japanese food”? Sushi, tempura, sukiyaki? You may be surprised to learn that Japanese people do not often eat these well-known dishes at home.
At home, Japanese people invent new dishes by combining traditional Japanese cuisine with food from other countries.
What do Japanese people – whose life expectancy is one of the longest in the world – eat daily?
Find out by joining this cooking class!
Mr. Eiji Honda
Nowadays many people are spiritually exhausted. At times like this, I would like to take my time and eat healthy food.
Meals are meant to be savored and fill your heart with happiness.
Home cooked dishes will give you energy to go through the day.
Detail
| Tour code: | HCA025 |
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| Adult: | ¥15,900 (12 or older) |
| Child: | ¥15,900 (6-11yrs) |
| Included in the fare | ・Guide ・Cooking Instructions ・Lunch |
| Dates: | Every Wednesday, Thursday & Friday (Except for the dates that are not highlighted on the calendar above.) |
| Time: | [2.5 hrs] 10:15-12:40 |
| Meeting place: | Tokyo: Shibuya Station（JR Yamanote Line, Subway Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line) >>Use the train route finder |
| Tour guide: | Certified tour guide-interpreter in English |
| Meal: | Lunch |
| Participants: | 2-5people |
| Remarks: | • If you have any food-related allergy or other dietary restrictions, please inform us in advance. • You will not necessarily cook traditional Japanese food. You will learn to prepare everyday Japanese meals that combine dishes from various countries. • Photos are sample images. |
| Please note that due to either natural disaster or urgent orders from our activity suppliers, we may be unable to provide the service. Detailed information including cancellation policy can be found in our Tour Conditions and Terms and conditions. |
| Spectators are only permitted by prior reservation (50% tour fee will apply) for the following activities: Samurai Sword Action, Ninja & Make your own Shushi. Non paying spectators will not be allowed into the class. |
You may also be interested in "Make Your Own Sushi", "Discover the Secrets of Soba Making From a Sobalier", "Japanese Traditional Cooking"
