Temari Sushi Making Class in Shinagawa (Tokyo)
Make cute round temari sushi balls in this home cooking class in Shinagawa, Tokyo. You’ll complete your meal with rolled omelet, miso soup, a side dish and dessert.
Highlights
In this creative sushi-making class, learn to make cute temari sushi (ball-shaped sushi with colorful toppings)
Complete your temari sushi meal with miso soup, dashimaki omelet and a side dish of green beans with sesame seed dressing
Enjoy matcha or regular tea with a seasonal Japanese dessert
Great location near Musashi-Koyama Station in Shinagawa, Tokyo
10 meals
Experience Details
A treat for all the senses, temari sushi, often hailed as Japan’s cutest sushi, are small rice balls with intricate and colorful toppings. If you’d like to try your hand at making these creative and delicious sushi balls, this class led by local cooking instructor Miyuki is for you.
After meeting one of your hosts, you’ll head to the studio nearby. Here, you’ll learn about Japanese ingredients, seasonings and cooking techniques during your hands-on sushi-making session. First, you'll make side dishes: miso soup, dashimaki omelet and a side dish of green beans with a sesame seed dressing. Then, you'll assemble your sushi and decorate it with colorful toppings.
Next, you’ll sit down at the table to enjoy your meal. Miyuki will fill you in on Japanese table manners and other cultural insights so that you can deepen your understanding of Japanese culture. After enjoying your meal, refresh with matcha green tea (or regular tea, if you’d prefer) and a seasonal Japanese dessert before wrapping up your session and taking home a few new recipes.
Miyuki is a certified food coordinator who holds several food-related certifications. A friendly and approachable instructor, she organizes hundreds of classes every year for visitors and locals alike.
Experience Flow:
- Meet one of your hosts near the kitchen studio in Shinagawa ten minutes before the start time
- Cooking lesson: Learn to make temari sushi, miso soup, Japanese-style dashimaki omelet and a side dish of green beans dressed with sesame seeds
- Enjoy your meal for lunch, followed by tea and seasonal Japanese desserts
Inclusions
Temari sushi, dashimaki omelet, green beans with sesame dressing, miso soup, dessert
Tea
Cooking class
Exclusions
Alcoholic drinks
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Meet your host at Musashi-Koyama Station in Shinagawa, Tokyo. More detailed information and a Google Maps link will be provided upon booking.
Remarks
Please arrive 10 minutes before the experience start time.
Please refrain from wearing strong perfume or cologne.
Underage guests must participate with an accompanying adult.
If you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions, please specify so at the time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 1 week before the experience start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
Experience Location
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10 meals
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