Sushi Making Experience in Shinjuku, Tokyo

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Tokyo with a unique sushi-making experience in the heart of Shinjuku. Discover the art of crafting temari sushi, a delightful version of sushi that resembles the traditional Japanese Temari balls known for their intricate and colorful geometric patterns. This engaging two-hour class is designed for sushi lovers of all skill levels, making it a perfect activity for anyone looking to dive into the culinary arts of Japan.

During the session, you'll not only learn how to make these beautiful sushi balls but also enjoy the fruits of your labor with two complimentary drinks, including options for alcoholic beverages. Whether you’re a novice in the kitchen or a seasoned chef, this experience promises a fun and educational outing in one of Tokyo’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

Tour Highlights

• Hands-on temari sushi making class

• Located in the bustling Shinjuku 3-chome area

• Suitable for all skill levels

• Includes two complimentary drinks with alcoholic options available

• Learn about traditional Japanese Temari designs in a fun setting

What’s Covered

• All fees and taxes

• Choice of two drinks, with alcoholic options (legal drinking age is 20)

What’s Extra

• Additional food and drinks

• Bottled water

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• The venue is accessible for strollers and prams.

• Easily reachable by public transportation.

• The experience is not accessible for wheelchairs.

• Pets are not allowed.

• You can receive a full refund if you cancel before the event begins.

• The duration of the experience is approximately 2 hours.

Meeting Point: 

FLOWER WALL MONE （フラワーウォール モネ）

160-0022 Shinjuku City, JP

Frequently Asked Questions

What is temari sushi and how is it different from regular sushi?

Temari sushi is a form of sushi that is shaped into small, ball-like pieces, inspired by traditional Japanese Temari balls which are known for their colorful and intricate thread designs. Unlike regular sushi, which often comes in rolls or nigiri form, temari sushi is crafted to showcase aesthetic appeal and creativity, making it unique and decorative.

What should I bring to the sushi making class?

There is no need to bring any special equipment or ingredients to the class. All necessary materials for making sushi will be provided. You may want to bring a camera to capture your creations and a notebook if you wish to take notes.

Is the sushi making class suitable for beginners?

Absolutely, the sushi making class is designed to cater to participants of all skill levels, including beginners. The instructor will guide you through each step, ensuring you learn the technique and enjoy the experience.

Are food and drinks other than the included beverages available for purchase?

No additional food and drinks are included as part of the class fee. However, Shinjuku is a bustling area with numerous dining options nearby where you can enjoy a meal before or after your class.

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