Osaka Sake Tastings
Mochi Making Class in Tokyo
Love chewy mochi? Join this cooking class in Tokyo and learn how to make 4 versions of the beloved Japanese sweet, including ice cream mochi, strawberry mochi, dango, and cinnamon mochi. Then, savor your sweets alongside a rejuvinating cup of matcha.
Tasting 6 Mini Bowls of Ramen at 3 Award Winning Shops
Hit 3 top ramen spots in Shibuya and Ebisu. Eating a total of 6 mini bowls, discover the range of Japanese ramen types and get insights into ramen culture!
Sumo Wrestler Challenge and Lunch in Tokyo
Uncover the world of sumo less than 30 minutes from central Tokyo! At Yokozuna Tonkatsu Dosukoi Tanaka, you can feast on Chanko Nabe and Tonkatsu alongside a sumo match. After your meal, it’s your turn to square off with a former sumo wrestler.
Okonomiyaki Cooking Class at Hiroshima Station
There’s no better place to learn how to make okonomiyaki than Hiroshima, the birthplace of the dish. At the Otafuku okonomiyaki sauce studio, join this cooking class and make a savory pancake using your favorite toppings and mix-ins!
Sake Tastings in Osaka
While Osaka’s neighbor Kyoto is a famous sake producer, Osaka also has lots to offer by way of sake breweries and sake bars. Folks in Osaka, the rowdier of the two cities with a thriving nightlife scene, have a sweet spot for drinking, and there are lots of high-quality, delicious sake to be tasted in Osaka. During an Osaka sake tasting, you can familiarize yourself with a variety of Japanese sake types and brands and find your new favorite sake! With the guidance of a sake expert, you’ll find your palate and taste perception widening, and with the knowledge, you gain during a sake tasting, your appreciation of sake will also increase. Visiting sake breweries in Osaka, you’ll learn all about the production of Japan’s signature alcoholic beverage. During the tour, you’ll be walked through the steps of sake making, and be able to visualize the brewing process. Of course, you will also get to taste the sake for yourself. And with recommendations from your sake guide, you can even pick up a bottle or two to take home as a souvenir from your trip to Osaka.