Japan · DESSERT TOURS IN TOKYO
The good ones book out weeks ahead and the best of them faster than that. Below: the 6 to lock in early, what each includes and where they differ.
Learn to whisk matcha in Asakusa, enjoy seasonal Japanese sweets, and explore tea culture in a friendly one-hour Tokyo class.
“Great experience and very accommodating even if I was late for a few minutes because I got time confused. Love the experience and will surely recommend.”
Learn matcha making with mochi sweets in Asakusa. Whisk tea, explore Japanese culture, and enjoy a relaxed one-hour class for $22.
“I enjoyed the thoughtful presentation, interaction and tips from the hosts!”
Make four traditional nerikiri sweets, learn matcha etiquette, and visit a local home near Omotesando in this hands-on Tokyo class.
“Hana was very welcoming and gave clear instructions on how to make the treats and perform a tea ceramony. She also gave us additional tips and suggestions for the rest of our trip!”
Make fruit daifuku and dango in Sakura’s Tokyo home near Shibuya, then enjoy your sweets with matcha in this friendly two-hour class.
“We had a fantastic afternoon learning how to make mochi with Sakura. Great family experience as my two teenage daughters thoroughly enjoyed it. Sakura not only shows how to make the mochi but also tells you some of the history beRead more”
Make Kyoto-style nerikiri, grind Uji matcha, and join a tea ceremony in 95 minutes at AN TOKYO for $18.
“I liked this activity. I have learned a new skill of making sweets using sweet bean paste. However, I could not remember the name of this technique. Would be good if the organisers wrote the name in the description of this activity.”
Review of Tokyo’s 2-hour Shimbashi food tour, with gyoza, udon, yakitori, taiyaki, drinks, local tips, and practical booking advice.
“Amazing! 10/10 would take this tour every day of our trip if we could. He's kind, gentlemanly, he listens carefully and has very fluent (and fluid) English. I encourage EVERYONE to book him for your first night, to ease any "tourist anxiety" becauRead more”
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