In the shadow of Kyoto’s iconic Fushimi Inari shrine, a sweet adventure awaits. Imagine yourself in a serene traditional setting, surrounded by stunning garden views, as you uncover the art of Wagashi making. With an English-speaking instructor guiding you every step of the way, you’ll craft three delicate Japanese sweets, each one a masterpiece of flavor and design. But that’s just the beginning – the real treat is yet to come. Will you be able to resist the allure of these traditional treats, or will you find yourself under their sweet spell?

Just The Basics

Wagashi(Japanese Sweets) Cooking :Kyoto Near Fushimiinari - Just The Basics

• Experience the art of Wagashi cooking in a serene Kyoto setting near Fushimi Inari shrine, guided by an English-speaking instructor.
• Learn to craft three different types of Wagashi, solo or with a partner, in a traditional Japanese room with lush garden views.
• Enjoy handmade sweets paired with a soothing cup of Macha in an authentic Japanese setting.
• The 2.5-hour adventure is limited to six participants, ensuring personalized attention and hands-on experience.
• All ingredients and seasonings are provided, along with tea and all fees and taxes, for a hassle-free experience.

Experience Japanese Sweets Cooking

Wagashi(Japanese Sweets) Cooking :Kyoto Near Fushimiinari - Experience Japanese Sweets Cooking

Enjoy the art of Japanese sweets cooking, where traditional techniques and modern flavors blend together in a culinary experience like no other.

In Kyoto, near the famous Fushimi Inari shrine, you’ll discover the world of Wagashi, Japanese sweets that delight the senses.

For 2.5 hours, you’ll learn the secrets of these delicate treats, guided by an English-speaking instructor.

Limited to just six participants, this intimate experience ensures personalized attention and a chance to get hands-on with ingredients and techniques.

Whether you’re a foodie, a Japan enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique adventure, this cooking experience promises to delight and inspire.

What to Expect in Kyoto

Wagashi(Japanese Sweets) Cooking :Kyoto Near Fushimiinari - What to Expect in Kyoto

As you enter the serene Japanese room, surrounded by lush garden views, you’ll be greeted with the enticing aromas of traditional Wagashi ingredients.

The tranquil atmosphere immediately puts you at ease, setting the tone for a relaxing and immersive culinary experience.

You’ll learn the secrets and tips to craft three different types of Wagashi, either solo or with a partner, under the guidance of an English-speaking instructor.

Afterward, indulge in your creations paired with a soothing cup of Macha, savoring the fruits of your labor in a traditional Japanese setting.

This 2.5-hour experience promises to be an unforgettable adventure in Kyoto, near the iconic Fushimi Inari.

Cooking Wagashi in Fushimi Inari

Wagashi(Japanese Sweets) Cooking :Kyoto Near Fushimiinari - Cooking Wagashi in Fushimi Inari

In the heart of Kyoto, near the famed Fushimi Inari shrine, a unique culinary adventure awaits, where the art of Wagashi cooking comes alive in a serene, garden-view setting.

Participants can unwind and indulge in the traditional Japanese sweets-making experience. Guided by an English-speaking instructor, they’ll learn the secrets and tips to craft three different types of Wagashi, either solo or with a partner.

As they work, they’ll soak up the tranquil ambiance of the authentic Japanese room, complete with stunning garden views.

Learn the art of Wagashi making with an expert instructor.

Enjoy the serene atmosphere of a traditional Japanese room.

Savor your handmade sweets with a cup of Matcha in a beautiful setting.

Inclusions and Important Notes

Wagashi(Japanese Sweets) Cooking :Kyoto Near Fushimiinari - Inclusions and Important Notes

All ingredients and seasonings are provided, along with an English-speaking instructor, tea, and all fees and taxes, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

This means you can focus on what really matters – learning the art of Wagashi cooking!

Please note that children under 6 years old aren’t permitted, and wheelchair users may face accessibility issues.

If you’re bringing a young one, they must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a guardian.

Also, be aware that the menu might change depending on the season.

With these details in mind, you’re all set for a delightful Wagashi cooking adventure in Kyoto!

Reviews From Past Participants

Wagashi(Japanese Sweets) Cooking :Kyoto Near Fushimiinari - Reviews From Past Participants

Sixteen reviewers have awarded this Wagashi cooking experience a stellar 5/5 rating, praising its value for money with a near-perfect score of 4.8/5. It’s clear that past participants have fallen in love with this unique cooking experience.

But what exactly makes it so special?

  • Hands-on fun: ‘I loved making my own Wagashi sweets and learning about the traditional Japanese process!’ – Jennifer

  • Scenic surroundings: ‘The traditional Japanese room with a beautiful garden view was the perfect setting for our cooking class.’ – Nicole

  • Delicious treats: ‘The best part was enjoying our freshly made Wagashi sweets with a cup of Macha – heavenly!’ – Jacqueline

Booking and Cancellation Policy

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With just a few clicks, you can secure your spot in this Wagashi cooking experience, and the best part? You won’t have to pay a single yen until later.

That’s right, reserve now and pay later to book your spot and pay nothing today! The best part? You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. No strings attached!

This Wagashi cooking experience costs ¥5,312 per person, a small price to pay for the unforgettable memories you’ll make.

Enjoying Traditional Japanese Sweets

What’s the secret to truly savoring traditional Japanese sweets like Wagashi – is it the delicate balance of flavors, the intricate designs, or the serene atmosphere in which they’re enjoyed? Whatever the answer, one thing’s for sure: indulging in these sweet treats is an experience like no other.

To truly appreciate Wagashi, it’s essential to slow down and savor every bite.

Mindfulness is key: take small bites, close your eyes, and let the flavors dance on your palate.

Pair with a perfect matcha: the subtle bitterness of the green tea complements the sweetness of Wagashi beautifully.

Savor the atmosphere: enjoy your sweets in a serene setting, surrounded by nature or traditional Japanese decor.

Learn From an English-Speaking Instructor

In a traditional Kyoto setting, a knowledgeable English-speaking instructor guides you through the intricacies of Wagashi cooking, demystifying the art of crafting these delicate Japanese sweets.

With their expert guidance, you’ll unlock the secrets of creating perfect Wagashi, from selecting the finest ingredients to mastering traditional techniques.

As you work alongside your instructor, you’ll appreciate the importance of precision and patience in this ancient art form.

Don’t worry if you’re new to Japanese sweets-making – your instructor will provide personalized attention, ensuring you feel confident and supported throughout the process.

With their expert tuition, you’ll soon be crafting exquisite Wagashi like a pro!

Final Words

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As you savor the sweet harmony of wagashi and matcha, the serene Kyoto surroundings melt into a memorable experience.

With newfound skills and a full heart, you’ll leave this tranquil setting, inspired to recreate the art of Japanese sweets cooking back home.

The Fushimi Inari shrine‘s majestic torii gates will forever be linked to the sweetest of memories, crafted with every delicate wagashi bite.

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