Japanese Home Cooking Class for Beginners
Learn to make a typical Japanese meal of ichijiu-sansai (meaning 1 soup, 3 dishes), including dishes that are popular among visitors from abroad!
Highlights
A Japanese cooking instructor will teach you their home cooking techniques
Learn to make a beloved Japanese main dish
Try your hand at kawaii plating
Make a delicious miso soup (a staple of the Japanese cuisine)
Learn to serve the meal in traditional Japanese style
10 meals
Experience Details
During this Japanese Home Cooking Class for Beginners, our cooking instructor will teach you the basics of Japanese home cooking, starting with ichijiu-sansai (literally “one soup, three dishes,” though it also includes rice). This is the typical Japanese meal layout that is served in restaurants and homes all across Japan.
The main dish for this cooking class varies, but all options are popular among foreigners in Japan. For example, tamagoyaki (the traditional Japanese rolled omelet) and karaage (Japanese-style fried chicken) are two such dishes in our roster of recipes. Every cooking class includes miso soup, which is a staple soup of Japanese cuisine. We will make it from scratch, starting with the dashi (Japanese soup base usually made with dried fish and kombu, dried kelp).
This Japanese Home Cooking Class for Beginners takes place at a cooking studio in Minami Aoyama, one of Tokyo’s wealthiest areas. With kitchenware and tools from top brands, this cooking workshop features fantastic facilities. The spacious and bright studio is perfect for photography and has been visited by Japanese celebrities and has been the site of magazine photoshoots. It’s the perfect atmosphere for a relaxed cooking class. Come along, and let’s discover the secrets of Japanese home cooking!
Menu:
-Main dish
-Side dish
-Vegetable side dish
-Kawaii item
-Miso soup
-Pickled veggies
-Seasonal Japanese dessert
-Beverage: Japanese fruit liquor or vinegar drink
-Japanese green tea
-Matcha
-Teacake
What You Get
Good To Know
- Please be on time for the cooking class.
- Please note that the classroom is on the second floor and is only accessible by stairs, so with the support of accompanying people, those who can come to the second floor can participate.
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Upon booking, please indicate your preferred experience location from the options below. If the studio you choose is unavailable, the host will suggest an alternative nearby. Nakameguro Roppongi Ebisu Ginza Shinjuku Yoyogi Komazawa
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 2 weeks before the experience start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Experience Location
Minato Ward is one of the most international districts of Tokyo, home to several embassies, large Japanese corporations, headquarters for foreign businesses, and international schools. Upscale commercial and residential areas such as Roppongi, Akasaka, and Aoyama, and Azaku are located in Minato. Here, you can find the iconic Tokyo Tower, Mori Art Museum for contemporary art, and Nezu Museum for traditional East Asian art.
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10 meals
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