Dive into Authentic Japanese Culture
Join this interactive sushi-making workshop that goes far beyond an ordinary cooking class!
Traditional Kagami Biraki Ceremony
Begin your journey with a true Japanese tradition. Together, you’ll break open a sake barrel while chanting “Yoisho, Yoisho, Yoisho!”—a centuries-old ritual symbolizing new beginnings and celebration. It’s the perfect way to immerse yourself in Japanese customs from the very start.
Master the Art of Sushi Making
Under expert guidance, learn the techniques behind crafting perfect nigiri sushi. From rice shaping to fish placement, you’ll practice the proper hand movements that elevate your sushi to restaurant quality. These are skills you can take home and proudly share with friends and family!
Super Ikura Time – Festival Fun!
End the workshop on a high note with its most exciting highlight! Make gunkan maki (battleship rolls) and joyfully pile salmon roe (ikura) sky-high while chanting “Wasshoi, Wasshoi!”—just like at a traditional Japanese festival. This fun-filled, one-of-a-kind experience captures the true spirit of Japanese celebration.
Make your own sushi with fresh ingredients like Tuna, Salmon, and Japanese Omelette (Tamagoyaki). (Fish selection varies daily based on market availability. Vegan/Vegetarian options available upon request.)
Experience the traditional "Sake Barrel Breaking" ceremony for good luck and enjoy Japanese Sake.
(non-alcohol option: water or warm Japanese tea).
We serve authentic Matcha Green Tea and water (Perfect for non-drinkers or to finish your meal).
We’ll enjoy toast—and we’ll perform kagami-wari here to celebrate.
Master the vital step! Mix vinegar & hot rice in a wooden Handai using pro slicing skills for perfect texture.
Master the Edomae "Kote-gaeshi"! Create air pockets for melt-in-your-mouth sushi, like a Tsukiji pro.
Find your Zen. Whisk creamy Matcha with a bamboo "Chasen". A perfect, peaceful finish.
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Full refunds will be issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the activity.
Sushi Matcha Asakusa
Access from Major Tourist Spots
From Senso-ji Temple: 5–7 minutes’ walk to the northeast
Convenient to visit after exploring the temple grounds and Nakamise-dori shopping street
From Kaminarimon Gate: 5 minutes’ walk
The iconic gate is famous for its massive red lantern
Access by Train
Tobu Skytree Line – Asakusa Station (North Exit): 1–2 minutes’ walk (closest and most direct route)
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line – Asakusa Station (Exit 7): 2 minutes’ walk
Toei Asakusa Line – Asakusa Station (Exit A3): 4 minutes’ walk
Tsukuba Express – Asakusa Station: 10 minutes’ walk