Tokyo Bento Experience - Explore Cute Culinary Art

The Tokyo Bento Experience offers a delightful opportunity for travelers to dive into the captivating world of Japanese culinary art. Located in the heart of Akasaka, Minato City, this intimate workshop allows participants to craft their own adorable bento box meals using a variety of ingredients and tools. With a maximum group size of 16, the experience ensures personalized attention as guests explore the intricate techniques behind these visually striking lunchboxes. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or a curious newcomer, the Tokyo Bento Experience promises to ignite your senses and leave you with a newfound appreciation for the attention to detail that defines Japanese cuisine.

Key Points

Immersive bento box creation class in the heart of Tokyo, where participants learn to craft adorable and intricate bento designs.
Hands-on experience in a cozy basement studio, with all necessary ingredients and tools provided for a personalized culinary art session.
Convenient meeting point at Tameike-Sanno Station, Exit 8, with easy access to the activity location and ticket redemption point.
Intimate setting with a maximum group size of 16, ensuring personalized attention from the instructor and a memorable learning experience.
Flexible cancellation policy with full refunds for cancellations made 24 hours in advance, making the activity accessible and hassle-free for travelers.

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Location and Meeting Point

The experience takes place in Tokyo, Japan, with the meeting point located at 永田町法曹ビル管理組合, 2-chōme-2-21 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052.

From the Tameike-Sanno Station, travelers exit at Exit 8, turn around, and walk towards the rear intersection.

The activity location is found in the basement of the building, marked by a ramen shop above, and can be accessed via staircase or elevator.

Participants should look for the U logo inside to find the meeting point.

The experience ends at the same location as the meeting point.

Start and End Times

The Tokyo Bento Experience begins at 2:30 PM and concludes at the same meeting point location. Participants can expect the activity to last until the end time, allowing ample time to fully enjoy the art of bento making.

Detail	Information
Start Time	2:30 PM
End Time	Same as meeting point
Duration	Sufficient time to complete the bento creation
Meeting Point	永田町法曹ビル管理組合, 2-chōme-2-21 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan
Ending Point	Same as meeting point

The clear start and end times ensure a well-organized experience, allowing participants to plan their day accordingly and make the most of this unique culinary adventure in Tokyo.

Ticket Redemption Point

Participants can redeem their tickets at the 永田町法務ビル, located at Akasaka, 2-chōme22, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052, Japan. This is the designated ticket redemption point for the Tokyo Bento Experience.

Once at the building, look for the U logo inside to identify the correct location. The activity takes place in the basement, accessible by either staircase or elevator.

Attendees should plan to arrive at the redemption point a few minutes before the scheduled 2:30 PM start time to ensure a smooth check-in process. With clear directions and a designated pickup spot, participants can look forward to a seamless experience as they embark on their bento-making adventure.

Traveler Capacity and Accessibility

Maximum group size for the Tokyo Bento Experience is capped at 16 travelers. The compact and intimate setting allows the host to provide personalized attention to each participant as they craft their own edible character bento box.

While the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, strollers and service animals are permitted. Though mobility-challenged guests may have difficulty navigating the basement location, the overall experience offers an engaging and memorable opportunity to explore the art of Japanese cuisine in the heart of Tokyo.

Accessibility details are important considerations for anyone planning to attend this hands-on culinary workshop in Tokyo. Participants should keep these accessibility factors in mind when booking this unique cultural experience.

Cancellation Policy and Pricing

Travelers can claim a full refund if they cancel their Tokyo Bento Experience booking at least 24 hours in advance.

The activity’s price range starts from €60.79, offering an affordable opportunity to explore the intricate world of Japanese culinary art.

This hands-on experience allows participants to create their own charming bento boxes, featuring adorable characters and designs. The price includes all necessary ingredients and supplies, making it a budget-friendly way to dive into the delightful realm of Japanese food presentation.

With a maximum capacity of 16 travelers, this intimate class ensures personalized attention and a truly immersive cultural experience in the heart of Tokyo.

What’s Included

The Tokyo Bento Experience includes all the necessary ingredients and supplies for participants to create their own charming bento boxes featuring adorable characters and designs. From the freshest seasonal produce to the intricate tools and molds, everything needed to transform ordinary meals into whimsical culinary masterpieces is provided.

Included Items	Details
Ingredients	Assorted vegetables, rice, proteins, garnishes
Bento Boxes	Reusable, compartmentalized containers
Tools & Molds	Knives, shapers, cutters, picks

The experience guides participants step-by-step through the process, ensuring everyone leaves with a delightful bento creation to enjoy or share. With all the necessary elements at hand, the Tokyo Bento Experience allows visitors to fully enjoy the joy of crafting beautiful, edible art.

Meeting and Pickup Details

Participants meet at the 永田町法曹ビル管理組合 building, located at 2-chōme-2-21 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052.

To reach the activity location, they’ll want to exit Tameike-Sanno Station at Exit 8, turn around, and walk towards the rear intersection.

The bento-making experience takes place in the basement of the building, marked by a ramen shop above. Participants can access the location via staircase or elevator, looking for the U logo inside.

The meeting point and end point are the same, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.

Additional Information and Reviews

Along With the meeting and pickup details, this Tokyo bento-making experience offers a few key details for participants to be aware of. Firstly, the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, but strollers are allowed, and service animals are welcome. It’s also important to note that infants must sit on laps during the experience.

This activity is located near public transportation, so getting to the meeting point should be convenient for most travelers.

The cancellation policy is fairly generous, allowing for a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance.

Reviews for this experience are overwhelmingly positive, with 14 five-star ratings. Customers have described the bento-making as ‘fun for all’ and ‘amazing,’ and the host has responded gratefully to the feedback.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Prior Experience in Bento Making Required?

No prior experience in bento making is required. The activity is designed for all skill levels, providing ingredients and supplies to create character bentos. Participants will learn the techniques from the expert instructor during the hands-on workshop.

What Types of Characters Can Be Made in the Bento?

The bento workshop allows participants to create a variety of cute and creative character designs using the provided ingredients and supplies. Commonly made characters include animals, cartoon figures, and pop culture icons.

Are Dietary Restrictions Accommodated?

The activity accommodates dietary restrictions. Participants can create bento boxes with ingredients that meet their dietary needs. The host will work with participants to ensure their bento boxes are customized to their preferences and restrictions.

Can I Take the Bento I Made Home?

Yes, you can take the bento box home after the class. The experience allows you to create and keep your own personalized bento, so you can enjoy your culinary art creation even after the event.

Is There Any Dress Code for the Activity?

There is no specific dress code for the activity. Participants can wear comfortable, casual clothing. The focus is on the bento-making experience, so attire is not a crucial consideration.

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