Top Tokyo Dining Experiences

Learn to make two styles of sushi during a cooking lesson that ends with a delicious sushi lunch. Your sushi chef-instructor shows you how to prepare ‘gunkan maki’ and ‘nigiri’ sushi with simple utensils that help you easily make sushi. Hear insightful commentary from the instructor throughout the lesson, then enjoy the meal that you helped to prepare. Upgrade your experience to include a sake or tea tasting session (additional cost).

In 4 hours, you will experience Japanese culture and hospitality at home. Experiences include origami, handmade udon, Japanese food, sushi and tempura. Experience matcha and Japanese sweets after meals. We make with you. Drinks (sake, beer, shochu and soft drinks) are free. As a souvenir, Keiko writes your name on colored paper in calligraphy. Through this experience, you will become a member of your home (homecoming TAKA) and make friends all over the world. The next time you visit our home, we welcome you as a family!

Skip the crowds of central Tokyo and soak up nighttime views of such landmarks as the Rainbow Bridge, Sky Tree, and Tokyo Tower on a relaxing cruise. The cruise includes dinner, snacks, and unlimited drinks.

Spend your evening at a teahouse in Tokyo and enjoy a dinner banquet while two highly trained geisha entertain you with a traditional dance and musical performance. Spend a leisurely 2-hour meal feasting on traditional Japanese dishes while you converse with the geisha who are skilled in the Japanese arts as well as the art of communication. Learn about Japan’s age-old traditions while you dine.

This is the perfect choice for travelers interested in an evening of panoramic views and incredible Japanese food. Cruise along Tokyo Bay and Sumida River on a Yakatabune boat. Pass by Tokyo’s illuminated landmarks, and enjoy lots of great photo opportunities that you wouldn’t see otherwise. If you’re looking for a way to delve into Japanese cuisine, this tour is the perfect way to do it—enjoy a 10-course menu with drinks included too.

Combine dinner with a traditional Japanese cabaret show during this cruise on Tokyo Bay. Feast on a mixture of Japanese and Western specialties as well as one drink as you absorb views of Tokyo’s neon splendor from the water. Throughout the ride, an ‘oiran’ (cabaret) show is sure to keep you entertained with its colorful costumes, music, and emphasis on audience participation.

Language barriers can make traveling around Japan a challenging experience for a first-time visitor. This lesson is the perfect antidote for foreign visitors who don’t speak Japanese. Learn essential communications skills, such as how to order at restaurants, how to ask where something is, and lots of useful phrases for the trip. No need to worry about being stuck in a classroom—the tour goes to a local jazz cafe, and a standing bar, so you’ll get to see cool local spots as you learn.

Under the guidance of a nationally-licensed instructor, learn how to make various different types of sushi in the comfort of a private Japanese home. As you work, discover all about the history and culture of Japan's most famous dish, make photograph-worthy sushi creations, practice authentic Japanese etiquette, and then settle down to enjoy it all as a delicious sushi lunch. *For an extra fee, we can also provide hotel-pick up for this experience.*

Experience a unique Geisha experience right here in Tokyo! Be entertained by two Geisha while you enjoy a meal in a traditional teahouse. A real geisha banquet is a leisurely two hour meal of traditional Japanese cuisine during which you get to talk to your geisha for the whole duration and watch a traditional dance.

In Japan, where karaoke was born, the only place in Shibuya, Tokyo, where you can enjoy karaoke backed by a live band. Lots of foreign language songs ♪ “English songs” “Chinese songs” “Korean songs” “Filipino songs” “Brazil songs” etc. Search for the song you want to sing on your tablet, then sing on stage. The performance is performed by the back band, so you can be a musician only today. You can enjoy both food and drinks.

With a history reaching back to the 16th century, tea ceremony is a profound practice deeply associated with all that makes Japan special: its unique sense of beauty; its tremendous sense of hospitality; its undoubtable zen nature. We aspire to reproduce that genuine heart behind the ritual of tea ceremony in all of our sessions. Our bilingual tea masters ensure that you can understand and appreciate each part of the ancient ritual by taking you through each traditional step of the practice - preparing for you delicious matcha green tea and "higashi" sweets to enjoy, and explaining the profound traditions and philosophies behind the ancient ceremonies. You can then try making tea in the processes of the tea ceremony yourself.

Japanese food is known as healthy and tasty but still many people don't know washoku (Japanese home dishes). You can learn Japanese home cooking. Sushi making class is also popular so I have 2 classes. Not only cooking, let's talk many things! Each culture, history, food, traveling, Japanese table manners, nutrition science, politics, Japanese subculture, work, life styles, education, and more what you want to talk. You will be relaxed at my apartment like your home. In home cooking class, I prepare Japanese fruit or sweet for dessert. Both are very popular. I understand that we want to know what it tastes but don’t have the courage to buy it. You can try it! I will tell you which food is "must" try. 3 hours passes so fast! If you want, let's do a supermarket tour. Food/tea/seasoning/sweets/fruit..., I will explain what you are interested in.

With your local guide, learn about Japanese snacks (Oyatsu) and light food (Otsumami) Japanese culture is well known for its unique food cultures. A prime example would be Oyatsu (Snacks). On this online virtual tour, you will enjoy learning about Japanese oyatsu and otsumami (light food) and its diverse array of different confectionary delights. Not only will you learn about different types of Oyatsu, you will also learn how Oyatsu plays a deep role in Japanese culture. Find out more why we love Oyatsu, and how it acts as a social communication tool. When it comes to Oyatsu, there are so many different types including Dagashi (classic snacks) to more expensive fares such as Tempura. This is why we will try to recommend you Oyatsu based on your preference. Join us and delve into the culture of Oyatsu! ＊All times specified are in Japan Standard Time(GMT +9:00). Please check your time zone＊

・2.5-hour matcha tea ceremony including 5-course lunch and sake in Tokyo ・A great cultural introduction to Japanese traditions ・Expereince a formal chaji matcha tea ceremony under the guidance of a tea master ・Sample a 5-course kaiseki meal accompanied by sake and wagashi ・Small-group expereince limited to six people

It can be tricky sniffing out the best local haunts on the Tokyo street food scene, but on this walking and food tour, you’ll gain an insider’s knowledge. Enjoy an immersive private or small-group tour that teaches you about everyday life in the eclectic local neighbourhoods of Nakano and Koenji, with delicious street food tastings along the way.

Japanese "Bento" is popular as "BENTO" overseas. "Chara-ben", a kind of bento which shapes rice and side dishes into manga and anime characters, is a unique culture of animation advanced country Japan, attracting attitudes all over the world In this plan, we gonna introduce you how to make a Chara-ben into popular characters among foreigners such as Kumamon and Totoro in English. This will be an experience of making a very cute chara-ben decorated with seaweed and cheese easily. It will be too cute to be ate. It is a new attempt to let foreigners get connections with Japanese culture through Japanese-style food.

1. Enjoy the chef's carefully crafted sushi while enjoying the Japanese garden created by the Kyoto Garden Home. 2. According to seasonal changes, seasonal ingredients are selected every month to enjoy more delicious taste. 3. There is the Odaiba Waterfront Park around the shop, where you can see the small statue of Liberty. 4. You can sit at the bar and have a conversation with the chefs at the same time.

You'll be welcomed with a Japanese aperitif while you learn about sake and wagyu. Then you'll enjoy a wagyu full-course meal, where each dish is paired with Japanese craft sake. • Savor different types of wagyu sourced from many regions in a variety of dishes • Sake pairing is included, served in different forms (warm, cold, or in cocktails) • The dinner takes place in Yuma's own restaurant • Yuma is a certified sommelier • This experience is bookable as a private event only

"Even Japanese hard to book" fine-dining plan that you could experience. The sparse Sushi fine-dining history of your life you couldn't repeat. Omotenashi & Omakase, 2 words combined to escort your hunger about Sushi to the highest level it can be. Assisted by the competent & profficient english speaker guide wont disappoint you to fulfill your eagerness curiosity towards Japanese food, especially Sushi.

I'm a kimono dresser and an English teacher who is passionately promoting intercultural exchanges in Shikoku island, Japan. I spent my childhood in London for 9 years. In recent years, many oversea’s travelers are visiting Shikoku island, and I often hear them say there aren’t enough English information about Kagawa prefecture in Shikoku island. I can provide you with tons of useful info and culture about Kagawa or about Japan in English or Japanese.

Eat your way through Tokyo’s Ueno neighborhood with this guided culinary tour. Your English-speaking guide will take you through the charming area where you'll get to sample all sorts of local specialties, from sushi and tempura to yakiniku and takoyaki, along with a local dessert and a drink. And feel free to bring your kids along; the tour is free for those younger than six.

You can enjoy the night culture normally enjoyed only by Japanese locals at 3 izakayas, including secret bars that you will never go and visit by yourselves. You may make friends with regulars there and enjoy cross-cultural communications. It will be a memorable night of your stay in Japan!

Sit down for dinner with a sumo wrestler during this unique activity in Asakusa. Enjoy the opportunity to dine with one of Japan's celebrated athletes, a rare chance that even many local residents never get. Engage in conversation with the sumo champion, asking any questions you may have about their lives, their training and their diets. Dig in to a chanko (hot pot) dinner, a traditional sumo wrestler's dinner consisting of vegetables and big chunks of meat and fish, all cooked at the table.

Sushi is the representative food of Japan. Edomae-zushi or Edo-style sushi refers to sushi in general but featuring nigiri-zushi (hand-shaped sushi) preferred in Edo, the old Tokyo. The experience begins with making sushi by yourself. A professional sushi chef will teach you carefully the splendid technique that even Japanese people seldom have a chance to see. This plan offers 20 pieces of nigiri-zushi (hand-shaped sushi). What is more, you will learn how to make 'maki-mono' or sushi rolls by wrapping rice and fillings with dried seaweed. You can immediately taste the sushi you have made. As a special souvenir, you will get an aromatic soy sauce from Ibaraki Prefecture, a major producing center. Learn the history of sushi in Japan and a delicious way of eating sushi. If you are a sushi lover, you cannot miss this experience!