Tours in Tokyo
Workshops & Hands-On Classes in Tokyo
Sushi-making, pottery, traditional crafts, and other hands-on experiences. Learn from local experts in small-group or private sessions.
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Popular Sushi Making Class in Asakusa
Price from $44 USD
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About Workshops & Hands-On Classes
Hands-on workshops let you create something memorable. Sushi-making classes teach knife skills and rolling; pottery workshops let you shape and glaze your own piece. Traditional crafts (origami, indigo dyeing, washi paper) connect you with Japanese artisanal culture. Most sessions run 1–3 hours and are suitable for beginners.
Insider tips
- Sushi classes often include eating what you make; come with an appetite.
- Pottery pieces may need to be fired and shipped—check if international shipping is available.
- Small groups (under 8) mean more individual attention.
What to expect
- 1.Meet at a studio or kitchen venue.
- 2.Instruction and hands-on practice.
- 3.Take home what you make (sushi you eat; pottery may be shipped).
- 4.1–3 hours; materials and equipment provided.
Who is this for?
- Travelers who want to learn a skill, not just observe.
- Families and couples looking for shared activities.
- Anyone interested in Japanese food or crafts.
Highlights
- Sushi-making, pottery, traditional crafts, cooking
- Small groups; English instruction
- 1–3 hour sessions; take home your creation
- Beginner-friendly; no experience required
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