Tokyo Sushi-Making Class in Shimbashi | Choose Temari or Nigiri with Maki
Join a 90-minute sushi-making class in Shimbashi, Tokyo. Choose to make maki with either temari sushi or nigiri sushi while learning about Japanese food culture.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
4 Things to Know Before Booking
- 01Make maki with temari sushi or nigiri during a cooking class in Shimbashi
- 02Choose maki with either temari sushi or nigiri sushi
- 03The approximately 90-minute format is easy to include in a Tokyo itinerary
- 04English-speaking staff support participants during the sushi-making class
BEST FOR
Who This Experience Is Best For
- 01
Travelers looking for a sushi class of about 90 minutes
The class is suitable for visitors who want a hands-on activity that does not require a full day.
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Travelers who want to choose temari sushi or nigiri
Participants can select maki with temari sushi or maki with nigiri when booking.
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Travelers combining the class with time around Shimbashi
Its central Tokyo location makes it easier to combine with sightseeing or dining before or after the class.
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This cooking class in Shimbashi, Tokyo, lets you learn how to make maki with either temari sushi or nigiri sushi. The experience lasts approximately 90 minutes, making it easy to include in a Tokyo sightseeing itinerary.
What makes this experience special
The class offers a hands-on introduction to Japanese food culture through sushi making. It takes place in Shimbashi, in central Tokyo, and is suitable for travelers looking for a cultural activity that does not require a full day.
What you can experience
When booking, you can choose between two courses: maki and temari sushi, or maki and nigiri sushi. Temari sushi is shaped into small, decorative balls, while nigiri is one of the best-known styles of sushi in Japan.
English-speaking staff assist participants throughout the class. Optional additions such as sake, shochu, and other drinks may also be available.
Language support
The booking page indicates support in Chinese and English. English-speaking staff are available to help guests during the sushi-making process. Check the booking page for language availability on your preferred date.
What to Check Before Booking
Available courses, schedules, prices, and availability may change depending on the date. Before booking, check the booking page for the selected course, language support, availability, and current price.
Summary
This approximately 90-minute class in Shimbashi allows guests to choose maki with temari sushi or maki with nigiri. It suits travelers who want an accessible sushi-making experience that can be combined with sightseeing or dining in central Tokyo.
Cultural Experiences in Tokyo
Sushi-Making and Japanese Cooking Class in Shimbashi, Tokyo
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