Japan · DESSERT TOURS IN KYOTO
The 4 dessert tours in Kyoto below are the ones that survive a close look at the price, the timing and what you actually get to see. Start at the top and work down.
Make seasonal Kyoto nerikiri, whisk Uji matcha, and learn tea etiquette in a friendly 95-minute class near Gojo Station for $18.
“Loved the class. Was interesting learning about how matcha is grown and made and about different Japanese treats. The host was really great. Explained things well and was patient with us. Great activity overall”
Make three Japanese sweets in a traditional Kyoto home near Fushimi Inari, then enjoy wagashi and matcha with a garden view.
“Had a lovely afternoon making 3 types of wagashi with Miho. It was interesting to see the different processes and techniques involved. The whole session was very relaxed and had some delicious wagashi at the end. Would definitely recommend it.”
Make wagashi near Fushimi Inari in a traditional Kyoto home, learn three sweets, whisk matcha, and enjoy garden views in a small English class.
“Miho was amazing and really gave a personal touch to our experience. We had a nice time chatting and she was able to give us a really great recommendation for areas to visit based on our interests. She even gave us a quick matcha lesson, which was very appreciated. Even though you could probably find the recipes online, or attend a group class, I highly recommend Miho’s personal touch.”
Learn matcha, taste Kyoto sweets, and make your own tea in a relaxed Gion ceremony with chair seating and English guidance.
“Our host was extremely approachable, hospitable, knowledgeable and passionate about what she does.”
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