Experience making sushi that even Japanese can enjoy! Sushi making experience that I have always been interested in!This time, I joined with a family from the United States.Not only making sushi and eating it, but also learning sushi knowledge and Japanese culture in quiz format, so I as a Japanese learned a lot, not only foreign people but also children enjoyed it!It was also good to be able to do it in an at-home atmosphere while talking to the staff.We were able to make not only nigiri sushi but also warships and cute sushi art, and we all had delicious food at the end.

Wonderful experience ! In a warm and friendly atmosphere, the two hours flew by. When nigiri sushi, battle ship shaped sushi, inside-out rolls, and decorative sushi which I made were beautifully arranged on the plate, I was so delighted.It was my first time making decorative sushi, but by following the instructions, I was excited to see the beautiful patterns appear when slicing it. Not only can you enjoy sushi-making, but you can also learn about the history of sushi, dining etiquette, as well as Japanese food and language. I highly recommend joining this tour!

God sushi class We did the class with Nat and found it to be an enjoyable highlight of our visit to Japan. Nat speaks English well, is knowledgable and has a good command of knowledge about sushi. She answered all of our questions, and the presentation was very informative.

Sushi school for foreigners I like sushi, but I didn't have a chance to make it myself, so I tried it.Through my experiences with people from overseas, I discovered new things, such as that Japanese people are often perceived as making sushi at home.The instructors were friendly and it was a fun and valuable experience.

Fun, family-friendly sushi making class Great pace and mix of activities for the kids. They enjoyed learning about the history of sushi, how to eat it and then making and eating their own!

Recommend100% I recently joined a sushi-making tour and it was one of the highlights of my trip! The experience was both fun and educational. Our instructor was incredibly friendly, patient, and knowledgeable, guiding us step-by-step through the art of making traditional sushi.We started with a brief introduction to sushi history and ingredients, followed by hands-on practice. I learned how to make nigiri, maki rolls, and even a bit of decorative sushi. All the ingredients were fresh and high-quality, and we got to enjoy everything we made afterward—delicious!The setting was clean, well-organized, and welcoming. Whether you're a beginner or a sushi lover looking to dive deeper into Japanese cuisine, this tour is a must-try. I walked away with new skills, a full stomach, and great memories.Highly recommend to anyone visiting the area!

Fun family activity in Tokyo! Great family activity in Tokyo! Class was informative and fun! Instructor Nat was kind and patient. Highly recommend!

What to do Exceptional moment. Sayaka is adorable, caring and keen to introduce her culture. She is fluent in English. Child-friendly activity

Fabulous sushi making with the family! I went with my two kids aged 10 and 12 who love sushi. We had a blast with Nat-San who shared lots of history, facts and very practical experience as we made four kinds of sushi. We had a blast and would totally recommend this very personalised experience in Tokyo.

Informative and fun! Our family with two kids aged 10 and 13 enjoyed this class! We learned so much and have shared our knowledge with friends and family since returning home. Sayaka was a great host/teacher.