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Tokyo Asakusa Sushi Making Class - Matcha & Unlimited Sake

Name: Tokyo Asakusa Sushi Making Class - Matcha & Unlimited Sake
Brand: Waug
SKU: 156643
Price: 37.8 USD
Availability: InStock

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1 person
Meeting at the designated location
Mobile voucher
Use only on the selected date
Cancellation available
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
English,Japanese

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Highlights

Learn to make nigiri and roll sushi yourself in Asakusa, and enjoy sake and matcha together! Start the fun experience with Kagami-biraki, the traditional Japanese sake barrel opening ceremony, then learn the basic techniques of Edo-mae style sushi from an expert. Taste the sushi you made, freely enjoy sake, and finish by making your own matcha. This hands-on experience is recommended for everyone, from couples to friends and families with children.

Program

Sushi, Sake & Matcha Experience in Asakusa

Experience Japan's representative food and culture all at once in the heart of Asakusa. The experience includes a sushi-making class where you create nigiri and maki rolls, Kagami-biraki (a traditional Japanese sake barrel opening ceremony), unlimited sake, and a matcha-making session.

This is a hands-on class where participants actively make sushi, not just watch demonstrations. It's beginner-friendly and suitable for children, making it a great choice for families, couples, and friends.

Make Your Own Nigiri & Maki Rolls

Learn the basic techniques of Edo-mae style sushi under the guidance of an expert. You'll practice shaping sushi rice with the right amount of pressure, handling toppings, and placing fish.

Besides nigiri, you'll also make maki rolls. Learn how to add ingredients and roll them neatly. You can then enjoy the sushi you've created. You'll also receive useful tips and recipes to recreate them at home.

From Kagami-biraki to Unlimited Sake & Matcha

The experience begins with Kagami-biraki, a traditional Japanese ritual wishing for new beginnings and good fortune. Join in shouting "Yoisho!" with other participants as you open the sake barrel and toast, setting a joyous mood for the rest of the experience.

Enjoy unlimited sake with your sushi. Non-alcoholic options like water or warm Japanese tea are available for those who don't drink alcohol. At the end, you'll whisk your own matcha, complete your cup, and savor it slowly.

*If you have dietary restrictions such as allergies or cannot eat raw fish or wasabi, please inform us in advance for a smoother experience.

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What's Included

Interactive Sushi Making Workshop
8-10 pieces of Tokyo-style (Edomae) Maki & Nigiri Sushi
Sushi Chef Uniform
Kagami Biraki Sake Ceremony (Unlimited Sake Included)
Owner's Secret Sushi Recipes & Cooking Methods (Shared only with participants)
How to whisk Matcha
Water or Green Tea

How To Use

Check your mobile voucher via email or the WAUG app.
Present your mobile voucher to the staff at the meeting point.
Valid only on the specified date.

Meeting Point:
Asakusa Sushi Making Experience Center
1-10-16 Hanakawado, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0033, Japan
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Meeting Times:
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
4:00 PM
6:00 PM

*The experience center is located under the elevated train tracks. Look for the green Noren (Japanese traditional curtain) hanging at the entrance.