Sushi-Making Experience in Asakusa, Tokyo｜Learn to Make Rolled Sushi and Hand-Formed Sushi in 1 Hour 40 Minutes
Join a culinary experience in Asakusa, Tokyo, where you'll craft two types of sushi—rolled sushi (maki-zushi) and hand-formed sushi (temari-zushi)—in approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. English-speaking local staff will guide you through interactive quizzes and conversations, with menu options available for various dietary restrictions. The classroom is just a 1-minute walk from the station.
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BEFORE YOU BOOK
4 Things to Know Before Booking
- 01Make maki and temari sushi during an approximately 100-minute class in Asakusa
- 02Learn about sushi history and the basics before making sushi
- 03Halal, vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free menu options are listed
- 04English-speaking staff support participants throughout the class
BEST FOR
Who This Experience Is Best For
- 01
First-time sushi makers
You'll make rolled sushi and hand-formed sushi in sequence with staff guidance.
- 02
People seeking menus that accommodate dietary restrictions
Options are available for halal, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergy-friendly diets.
- 03
Travelers combining Asakusa sightseeing with an English-supported culinary experience
This approximately 1 hour 40 minute experience allows you to participate with English-speaking staff support.
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Sushi-Making Experience in Asakusa, Tokyo
Learn how to make rolled sushi (maki-zushi) and hand-formed sushi (temari-zushi) at this culinary experience in Asakusa, Tokyo. With a duration of approximately 1 hour 40 minutes, this activity fits perfectly into your Asakusa sightseeing itinerary if you want to experience Japanese food culture.
The Appeal of This Experience
With support from English-speaking staff, you'll learn about sushi history and techniques while making your own rolled sushi and hand-formed sushi. Beyond just tasting your finished creations, you'll engage with Japanese food culture through interactive quizzes and conversations with the staff.
What You'll Experience
The experience begins with learning about sushi history and fundamentals, followed by hands-on instruction in making rolled sushi and hand-formed sushi. Since staff will guide you through each step, this activity is approachable even for first-time sushi makers.
In addition to the standard sushi-making plan, you can add optional packages including Japanese sake sets or Japanese appetizer sets. Available options may vary depending on your reservation date and selected plan, so please check the booking page for details.
Dietary Restrictions
In addition to the standard menu, options are available for gluten-free, halal, allergy-friendly, and vegan/vegetarian diets.
The accommodations for dietary restrictions may vary depending on participant circumstances. If you have dietary restrictions or allergies, please select the appropriate menu option when booking and confirm the specific accommodations in advance if needed.
Language
This experience is listed on the booking page as English-compatible. You'll receive guidance from English-speaking staff throughout the sushi-making process.
What to Confirm Before Booking
Menus, start times, pricing, availability, and dietary accommodation options may vary depending on your selected date and plan.
Before booking, please check the booking page to confirm your participation date, menu selection, language support, dietary accommodations, and current pricing.
Summary
This approximately 1 hour 40 minute culinary experience in Asakusa lets you make rolled sushi and hand-formed sushi while experiencing Japanese food culture. It's ideal for travelers who prioritize English support and diverse dietary restriction menu options.
Cultural Experiences in Tokyo
Sushi Making Class in Asakusa, Tokyo
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