Tokyo Wagashi 1-day Tours(13)
Halal-Friendly Asakusa: Guided Tokyo Food Tour With Sweets
Discover Asakusa, Tokyo’s traditional district, with peace of mind during this halal food tour. Visit the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, browse shops along Nakamise Shopping Street, taste halal ramen and traditional sweets, and more!
Matcha Making Picnic: Sweets & Snacks in Yoyogi Park (Tokyo)
Whisk matcha, snack on Japanese treats and enjoy your time relaxing in a picnic with locals at Yoyogi Park in Tokyo. Learn Japanese games, connect with local culture and taste delicious wagashi and modern snacks that pair perfectly with matcha.
Kimono & Hanami Picnic w/ Matcha at Yoyogi Park (Tokyo)
Enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms at one of Tokyo’s main sakura spots, Yoyogi Park! Dress in a traditional kimono, take part in a nodate-style open-air casual tea ceremony with locals and enjoy snacks that pair well with matcha.
Asakusa Kimono Stroll & Cultural Food Tour w/ Tea Ceremony
Don a Japanese kimono of your choice and explore Tokyo's traditional district of Asakusa! Try tasty Japanese street foods and yakiniku (barbecue) at a specialty restaurant; then, finish the experience with a traditional tea ceremony.
Tokyo Old Town Nostalgia Private Food Tour Of Yanaka Ginza
Join a Yanaka Ginza food tour & a tea ceremony experience in Tokyo! Dine at local Japanese restaurants (soba noodles, omurice), enjoy a tea ceremony & matcha-making experience, & visit a tea house to enjoy a sip (tea) & sweets (anmitsu).
Asakusa Walking Tour w/ Halal A5-Grade Wagyu Beef Dining
In this private tour of Asakusa, explore iconic Tokyo landmarks like the Sensoji Temple and the Asakusa Shrine, and indulge in a halal yakiniku dining experience with soft drinks and dessert at a restaurant with an amazing view of Tokyo Skytree.
Flavors of Japan Food Tour with Wagashi
This Tokyo food tour features 8 stops, showcasing the variety of Japan’s regional and seasonal foods. From the oldest and most expensive fruit store in Japan to a handmade Japanese sweets shop, you’ll witness the diversity of Japanese food culture.
Sugamo, Tokyo: Jizo Dori Shopping Street Food & Culture Tour
Immerse yourself in the retro atmosphere of Sugamo, a laidback area near Ikebukuro in Tokyo. Stroll Jizo Dori Shopping Street with a local guide and savor snacks and sweets at local shops and explore shrines and temples like Koganji Temple.
Recent Reviews from GuestsDiscover the Intricacies of Wagashi in Tokyo
Tokyo is a treasure trove for food lovers, offering a plethora of culinary delights that captivate and surprise the senses. One of the most enchanting experiences in the city is exploring its traditional sweets, known as Wagashi. These Japanese confections are not just desserts but tiny masterpieces that reflect the country’s rich history, cultural significance, and seasons. Embark on a unique one-day tour in Tokyo dedicated to the art of Wagashi and rediscover your love for sweets.
What to Expect from Tokyo's Wagashi 1-Day Tours
Wagashi tours in Tokyo are an insightful journey into the artistic realm of Japanese sweets. Led by experienced guides and artisans, these tours offer both locals and tourists a deep dive into the traditional practices and modern innovations of Wagashi making. Participants will have the opportunity to visit renowned Wagashi shops with a history that spans centuries. Observe skilled confectioners at work, meticulously shaping and decorating each piece using techniques passed down through generations. These tours often include hands-on workshops where you can try your hand at crafting your own Wagashi, under the guidance of masters. This immersive experience is perfect for anyone looking to understand the full breadth of Japanese sweets culture intimately.
Immerse Yourself in Japan's Sweet Traditions
The beauty of participating in a Tokyo Wagashi 1-day tour is the holistic insight it provides into Japanese culture. Each Wagashi is crafted with careful consideration of seasonality, using ingredients that reflect the time of year. Spring might bring cherry blossom motifs while autumn sees chestnut flavors coming to the forefront. This connection to the seasons is a cherished aspect that heightens the enjoyment of Wagashi. The tours also often incorporate tea ceremonies, as Wagashi is traditionally paired with Japanese tea, enhancing the flavors and providing a peaceful, mindful moment to savor your creation. Treat yourself to this blend of tea and art, which elevates Wagashi eating from a simple act of consumption to an experience rich with culture and tradition.