Experience the art of making traditional Japanese Nerikiri sweets and participate in a tea ceremony in Omotesando, Tokyo. Immerse yourself in Japanese culture and explore the fashionable area of Omotesando.
Experience the art of making traditional Japanese Nerikiri sweets and participate in a tea ceremony in Omotesando, Tokyo. Immerse yourself in Japanese culture and explore the fashionable area of Omotesando.
- CHUMS Omotesando - We will meet at the designated spot (Chums Omotesando) located at 5-2-21, Jingumae, Shibuya-City. After our meeting, we will head to my place together. You will create three different shapes of Nerikiri and one freestyle piece of your own design. Following the Nerikiri making, we will practice a table-style tea ceremony. The…
- CHUMS Omotesando - We will meet at the designated spot (Chums Omotesando) located at 5-2-21, Jingumae, Shibuya-City. After our meeting, we will head to my place together. You will create three different shapes of Nerikiri and one freestyle piece of your own design. Following the Nerikiri making, we will practice a table-style tea ceremony. The entire experience lasts 1 hour and 45 minutes. My place is just a 3-minute walk from Omotesando station and a 10-minute walk from Harajuku station, making it a very convenient location for shopping or sightseeing after the class.
- All taxes and fees included
- Tea and coffee served
- All taxes and fees included
- Tea and coffee served
- Japanese traditional sweets Nerikiri - Make Japanese traditional sweets 1hours 45mins at Harajuku area
- Japanese traditional sweets Nerikiri - Make Japanese traditional sweets 1hours 45mins at Harajuku area
You’ll learn the craft of creating traditional Japanese sweets known as Nerikiri. To begin, I’ll provide a demonstration, after which you’ll be tasked with sculpting three distinct shapes of your own design, resulting in a total of four unique pieces. Nerikiri is elegantly straightforward, comprising white bean paste, shiratama flour, sugar, and water….
You’ll learn the craft of creating traditional Japanese sweets known as Nerikiri. To begin, I’ll provide a demonstration, after which you’ll be tasked with sculpting three distinct shapes of your own design, resulting in a total of four unique pieces. Nerikiri is elegantly straightforward, comprising white bean paste, shiratama flour, sugar, and water.
Subsequently, we will prepare matcha together.
Our workshop takes place in my residence, offering you a unique glimpse into the daily lives of Japanese people. My home is situated in the trendy Omotesando area, a mere 3-minute walk from the nearest train station. From here, it’s just an 8-minute journey to Harajuku, and a short 10-minute trip to both the Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park.
I warmly welcome anyone with a passion for Japanese culture, promising a genuine Japanese experience in the heart of Tokyo.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.