Explore the world of Nerikiri, Japan’s captivating culinary art form. This hands-on workshop in Tokyo lets you create your own masterpieces under the guidance of skilled artisans. Explore the intricate techniques and traditional flavors that make these sweets a beloved part of Japanese culture. With personalized attention and flexible accommodations, you’re in for a truly unique experience that’ll leave you wanting more.
Key Points
- Participants can engage in a hands-on Nerikiri sweets making workshop in Tokyo, learning about Japan’s culinary heritage.
- The activity is suitable for individuals aged 12 and above, with accommodations available for dietary restrictions.
- The experience includes professional guidance, all materials, and transportation to and from the meeting point near Keisei Aoto Station.
- The workshop is a group activity with a maximum of 8 participants, fostering a collaborative and friendly atmosphere.
- Flexible booking and cancellation policies allow for a hassle-free experience, with confirmation provided within 48 hours of booking.
Overview of the Experience
Though the activity of Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making takes place in Tokyo, Japan, it provides a unique cultural experience for travelers.
For $45.07 per person, groups of up to 8 can learn the art of creating these traditional Japanese confections. The minimum age is 12 years old, and dietary accommodations are available upon request.
The experience includes friendly, professional guidance from an instructor, all necessary materials and equipment, and transportation to and from the meeting point near Keisei Aoto Station.
This hands-on activity offers a chance to take in Japan’s rich culinary heritage.
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Location and Meeting Details
The experience takes place in Tokyo, Japan, with the meeting point located just a 2-minute walk from Keisei Aoto Station at 3-chōme-32-2 Aoto, Katsushika City, Tokyo 125-0062.
Travelers will return to the same meeting point at the end of the activity. Additional details and a Google Maps link will be provided upon booking.
The experience isn’t wheelchair accessible, and it’s a group activity, so other participants may be present.
Guests should submit their approximate apron size when booking, as aprons will be provided.
Group Size and Age Requirement
What is the group size for this Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making experience? The maximum group size is 8 travelers. This intimate class size ensures personalized attention from the instructor and a comfortable hands-on learning environment.
Group Size | Age Requirement |
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Maximum 8 | Minimum 12 years old |
Ideal for small groups | Suitable for teens and adults |
Allows for individualized guidance | No children under 12 allowed |
Encourages collaboration | Ensures safety and focus |
Fosters a friendly atmosphere | Participates must be self-sufficient |
Dietary Accommodations
If you have any dietary restrictions, the Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making experience can accommodate gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, and pescetarian needs.
To accommodate your dietary preferences:
- Inform the organizers in advance when booking.
- Specify your dietary requirements, and they’ll ensure the ingredients used are suitable.
- The instructor will provide guidance on how to modify the recipes to suit your dietary needs.
- Enjoy the workshop and create delicious nerikiri sweets that cater to your dietary requirements.
What’s Included in the Activity
Friendly, professional guidance from the instructor is provided throughout the Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making experience.
Guests will receive all the necessary ingredients and utensils to craft two traditional nerikiri wagashi, Japanese confections made from mochi and bean paste. An apron rental is included to keep clothes clean during the hands-on workshop.
The activity also covers transportation to and from the meeting point, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.
With these comprehensive inclusions, participants can fully enjoy the art of nerikiri making.
Booking and Confirmation Details
When booking the Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making experience, you will receive confirmation within 48 hours, subject to availability.
The booking process offers several advantages:
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Flexible Payment: Travelers can reserve their spot now and pay later, providing financial flexibility.
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Free Cancellation: Participants can cancel their booking up to 24 hours before the experience starts without any penalties.
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Group Coordination: Guests should submit their approximate apron sizes upon booking to ensure a comfortable fit.
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Accessibility: This activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, so participants should consider their mobility needs.
Cancellation Policy and Payment Options
The Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making experience offers flexible payment and cancellation options. Participants can reserve their spot now and pay later, providing more convenience.
If plans change, there’s a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the event start time. This allows travelers to book with confidence, knowing they can adjust their schedule if needed.
The experience provider aims to make the booking process simple and hassle-free. With these flexible options, guests can focus on enjoying the hands-on wagashi making workshop without worrying about unexpected changes to their itinerary.
Additional Considerations
Although the Nerikiri Japanese Sweets Making experience isn’t wheelchair accessible, participants can still enjoy the hands-on workshop. This isn’t a private experience, so other travelers may be present.
To ensure a proper fit, guests should submit their approximate apron size when booking.
Considerations to keep in mind:
- Accessibility: The workshop venue isn’t wheelchair-friendly.
- Group Dynamic: You’ll be joined by other participants, not a private session.
- Apron Size: Provide your approximate apron measurement during booking.
- Food Allergies: Dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice.
Since You Asked
What Is the Skill Level Required for This Activity?
The skill level for this activity is beginner-friendly. No prior experience is required, as the friendly, professional instructor will provide guidance throughout the process of making the traditional Japanese nerikiri sweets.
Can Participants Take Their Nerikiri Sweets Home?
Yes, participants can take their handmade nerikiri sweets home. The experience includes instructions on how to properly package and store the delicate Japanese confections so they can be enjoyed later.
Is There an Additional Fee for Private Group Bookings?
There’s no additional fee for private group bookings. The experience price is the same whether you book as a private group or join a public session, which has a maximum of 8 participants.
Are Transportation Options Available Beyond the Meeting Point?
The experience does not provide transportation beyond the meeting point. Travelers are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the meeting location. Private group bookings are not available for this activity.
Can Participants Choose the Specific Designs for Their Sweets?
Yes, participants can choose the specific designs for their sweets. The instructor provides guidance and helps them create their desired designs using the provided ingredients and tools during the hands-on nerikiri making workshop.
The Sum Up
Enjoy the art of Nerikiri Japanese sweets making in Tokyo. This hands-on workshop celebrates Japan’s culinary heritage, allowing you to create beautiful, customizable treats under the guidance of professionals. With personalized attention and dietary accommodations, you’ll enjoy a unique cultural experience just a short walk from Keisei Aoto Station for $45.07 per person.
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