Two-Day Japanese Sweets Making Course in Tokyo (12 Hours)

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2 days
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Number of Guests
1 - 4 guests
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Japanese, English
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In this two-day, 12-hour intensive course, you’ll learn recipes for steamed and baked Japanese sweets created by an award-winning wagashi artisan.

Highlights

  • Learn to make steamed and baked wagashi using traditional methods from a master artisan

  • Create 8 popular sweets, including dorayaki and sakuramochi, over a 12-hour multi-day course

  • Join English-language classes with bilingual instructors trained by wagashi expert Miho Takahashi

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For each guest that attends this experience, byFood will donate
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Experience Details

Deepen your understanding of wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets, in this multi-day course that teaches authentic techniques from a master artisan.


Over four lessons totaling 12 hours, you’ll learn to make eight types of baked and steamed wagashi, exploring the techniques, proportions, ingredients, and recipes used by professionals.


In the first lesson, you’ll prepare dorayaki, the classic pancake sandwich filled with sweet azuki beans, along with another baked wagashi.


The second lesson focuses on sakuramochi, a pink mochi wrapped in pickled cherry leaves, and wakaayu, a mochi-filled pancake shaped like a small fish.


In lesson three, you’ll make kokuto manju, a brown sugar steamed confection with sweet bean paste, and momoyama, a baked sweet filled with egg yolk-flavored white bean paste.


The course concludes with lesson four, where you’ll create ukishima, a steamed cake with white bean paste, and roppoyaki, a cube-shaped baked wagashi filled with bean paste.


This course was developed by Miho Takahashi, a wagashi artisan with 14 years of experience, including seven at a renowned wagashi shop. She has earned multiple awards for her dedication to excellence in traditional Japanese sweets.


With expert guidance, you’ll gain hands-on experience and the confidence to recreate these delicate sweets at home.

What You Get

4-lesson course on how to make Japanese steamed and baked sweets (12 hours in total)
All ingredients and utensils necessary for the course
Optional add-ons (tool kit, tutorial video, certificate)
Transportation to and from the venue

Good To Know

  • Please note that applying for a certificate, tool kit and tutorial video is available for an additional price. Please inquire directly with the host after booking
  • The course can be spread to up to 4 days upon request. Please arrange the specific schedule directly with the host upon booking

Meeting Point and Meeting Time

  • You will be contacted by the host after booking the course. You have the option to choose which area in Tokyo and Yokohama you would like to take the course.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel your booking at least 1 week before the experience start time to receive a full refund.

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Experience Location

Over 14 million residents call Tokyo home. Functioning as Japan's economic and cultural center, it's no surprise the metropolis often appears at the top of travelers' bucket lists. Here, you can find everything from traditional tea houses to futuristic skyscrapers.

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Miyuki
SinceJun 10, 2019
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What types of wagashi will I learn to make?

You’ll make eight types of baked and steamed wagashi, including dorayaki, sakuramochi, wakaayu, kokuto manju, momoyama, ukishima, and roppoyaki.

How long is the course and how is it structured?

The course is 12 hours over two days, divided into four lessons covering different sweets and techniques.

Who teaches the course?

The course is taught in English by bilingual instructors trained by Miho Takahashi, an award-winning wagashi artisan with 14 years of experience.

Will I get hands-on practice?

Yes, the course is fully hands-on, allowing you to make each sweet yourself and learn the professional techniques to recreate them at home.
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