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TOKYO

Japanese Tea Tasting, Matcha-Making & Matcha Sweets in Tokyo

Join Chisei, a professional tea instructor, for a Japanese tea-tasting & matcha-making experience in Tokyo. You’ll try & compare 5 varieties of tea, enjoy Japanese sweets (wagashi), & then make matcha with a bamboo tea whisk.
from ¥6,500
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KAGOSHIMA

Organic Tea Session in Kagoshima City

Join the Tea Sommelier Class to test your knowledge of Japanese tea and taste a variety of different styles!
from ¥5,800
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TOKYO

Paint & Sip: Japanese-Themed Painting & Wine (Tokyo)

Unleash your creativity with a drink in hand at a paint & sip session on Cat Street in Harajuku (Tokyo)! You’ll paint a Japanese-themed artwork, enjoy wine, socialize, & make memories to last a lifetime.
from ¥6,050
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Halal Tastings in Japan

If you’re in Japan and trying to maintain a halal diet, you might be concerned about how your dietary needs will affect your trip. Maybe you think that you won’t be able to enjoy Japanese food and drinks or truly experience Japanese culture through the cuisine. And while Japan is becoming more and more inclusive of the needs of foreign visitors, there are still a limited number of halal restaurants in Japan, most of them in cities like Tokyo that have a higher population of Muslims. ByFood offers a variety of halal food experiences, including halal tastings in Japan, that are perfect for Muslim visitors who want to maintain their diet.

Usually, tastings are centered on alcoholic beverages, like Japanese whisky and sake, but if you are maintaining a halal diet in Japan, you can still enjoy non-alcoholic tasting experiences like Japanese tea tastings. Japanese tea is an enormous category that includes a range of different tea types such as matcha, sencha, genmaicha, hojicha, and more. With the guidance of tea experts, you can become a tea aficionado during a halal tasting in Japan, or explore other food experiences in Japan!