Wagashi Dining Experiences(4)
Shizuoka Tea Farm & Samurai Culture Tour w/ Kaiseki Dining
This one-day exploration of Shizuoka takes you from tea farms to samurai residences to enjoy a tea ceremony and traditional art performances. Taste some of Japan’s finest teas and indulge in kaiseki dining, with all transportation included.
Yanaka Bento-Making Class & Calligraphy Workshop (Tokyo)
Escape the crowds in Tokyo and relax with a local calligraphy workshop and bento lunch-making class in Yanaka, a district near Ueno that retains its retro charm.
Kaga Onsen: Relaxation, Kaiseki, Sake, & Gold Leaf Workshop
Relax with an overnight stay at Kaga Onsen in Ishikawa! Enjoy a room with a private onsen, luxurious kaiseki dining, a Japanese breakfast, sake tasting, & a gold-leaf crafting workshop.
Traditional Ryokan, Kaiseki, & Tea Ceremony in Ishikawa
Relax on a one-night escape at Matsusaki Ryokan in Nomi City, Ishikawa. Unwind in a cozy room with a private hot spring bath, enjoy a kaiseki dinner & washoku breakfast, explore the nearby Tatsunokuchi Onsen, & experience a Japanese tea ceremony.

Explore the Art of Wagashi Dining Experiences
Step into the world of Wagashi, the enchanting traditional Japanese confections that are as beautiful as they are delicious. These sweet treats have been a part of Japanese culture for centuries, offering unique flavors and intricate designs that capture the essence of the seasons. In this collection of Wagashi dining experiences, you are invited to savor these delicacies in an authentic and immersive setting, transporting you to the heart of Japan's cultural heritage.
Wagashi are not just sweets; they are an art form that embodies the harmony of taste, texture, and visual appeal. Each experience in this collection provides an opportunity to not only taste but also learn about the significance of these confections in Japanese rituals and celebrations. From tea ceremonies to seasonal festivals, Wagashi play a pivotal role in various traditional events. Join these dining experiences to appreciate this artistry first-hand, learn the history behind the sweets, and indulge in their intricate flavors.
Discover Diverse Flavors and Varieties of Wagashi
When it comes to Wagashi, there is an abundance of types and flavors to explore. From the captivating Nerikiri, known for its elaborate shapes and beautiful colors, to the soft, chewy Mochi that melts in your mouth, each piece tells its own story. During these dining experiences, you will have the chance to taste various forms of Wagashi, each prepared using traditional methods.
Whether you find yourself enjoying the sweet, nutty notes of Yokan or the fruity essence of Dango, each Wagashi is crafted to balance natural sweetness with subtle flavors. You will begin to appreciate the careful coordination between presentation and taste that makes Wagashi not just a dessert but a cherished cultural treasure. Throughout these experiences, expert chefs and confectioners guide you through the different types of Wagashi, providing insight into their preparation and artistic presentation.
Immerse Yourself in an Authentic Wagashi Experience
Participating in a Wagashi dining experience allows you to engage with a rich cultural tradition in a way few other culinary experiences can offer. In these sessions, you might find yourself in a serene tearoom, experiencing a traditional Japanese tea ceremony where Wagashi harmonize with the flavor of freshly brewed matcha. Alternatively, you may attend a workshop led by skilled artisans, where you can try your hand at crafting your own Wagashi.
These sessions are designed to provide a deeper understanding of the intricate process and cultural significance behind Wagashi making. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or new to Japanese cuisine, these experiences promise an enlightening journey into one of Japan's most refined traditions. As you taste, learn, and create, you gain a richer appreciation for these exquisite sweets and the dedication of the artisans who craft them.
Embark on a Wagashi dining adventure where history, artistry, and taste converge, offering you a memorable encounter with Japan's sweet legacy.