Food Sample Making Experience at Doguyasuji Shopping Street in Namba, Osaka

Immerse yourself in the unique art of Japanese food sample creation at Designpocket's main store, located in the bustling Doguyasuji Shopping Street in Namba, Osaka. This hands-on activity welcomes everyone from eager children aged three and older (with a guardian) to adults with a passion for crafting. Participants will learn to craft lifelike food replicas using polyvinyl chloride, a durable material commonly seen in display cases at restaurants.

Whether you're booking for yourself or as a group, Designpocket makes it easy to experience this local tradition firsthand. Each participant will have the chance to feel like a true artisan as they shape and mold their creations. At the end of the session, you can proudly take home your handcrafted pieces, packaged neatly in containers to show off to friends and family. This engaging experience promises a blend of culture, craft, and fun, making it a perfect addition to your Osaka itinerary.

Tour Highlights

• Participate in a unique Japanese cultural activity

• Learn to make realistic food samples using polyvinyl chloride

• Suitable for all ages, starting from three years old

• Create and take home your own crafted food replicas

• Located in the vibrant Doguyasuji Shopping Street in Namba, Osaka

What’s Covered

• Experience fee

• Take-home container

What’s Extra

• Transportation to the site

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• The experience is suitable for participants aged three years and older. Children must be accompanied by a guardian.

• Arrive at least five minutes prior to the scheduled start time.

• Individuals who are pregnant or feeling unwell may find the odors present during the experience uncomfortable and may wish to avoid participation.

• During busy periods, only one guardian per child may be allowed to accompany the child.

• Reservations cannot be made solely for children without a guardian.

• Operating hours are from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

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