Matcha & Japanese Home Cooking Experience

Tour Highlights

• Authentic Japanese cooking in a traditional setting

• Classes led by expert Japanese homemakers

• Hands-on experience with Arita and Kutani wares

• Matcha tea ceremony with traditional sweets

• Escape from the hustle of daily life in a welcoming environment

• Deep dive into the historical aspects of Japanese cuisine

Options for Your Cooking Experience

1. Gomaae: Savor the blend of seasonal vegetables with a creamy sesame dressing.

2. Tamagoyaki: Learn to cook a classic, fluffy Japanese omelet.

3. Miso Soup: Whip up a comforting miso soup using authentic broth.

4. Temari Zushi: Shape and decorate nine unique ball-shaped sushi creations.

Workshop Agenda

Arrival at BUNBUN

• Upon your arrival at BUNBUN, you'll begin by embracing cleanliness and tradition. Wash your hands to prepare for the culinary adventure and don an apron, marking the start of your authentic Japanese cooking experience.

Cooking Begins

• Next, dive into the heart of Japanese cuisine. You'll be guided step-by-step through the cooking process, learning the secrets and techniques behind each dish. It's a hands-on experience where you become the chef!

Savor the Dishes

• After cooking, it's time to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Sit down, relax, and taste the delicious dishes you've prepared. This moment of savoring your creations is as rewarding as the cooking itself.

Matcha Experience

• To round off your culinary journey, you'll partake in the traditional art of Matcha. Learn how to prepare and enjoy this ceremonial Japanese tea, accompanied by traditional sweets, for a perfect end to your experience.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• The experience is open to groups ranging from 1 to 8 people.

• Vegetarian options are available for those who prefer them.

• Arriving late may impact your ability to participate in all activities; arrivals over 30 minutes late will result in cancellation of your booking.

• Please note that the event is not privately booked.

• While our English proficiency is limited, we strive to provide the best hospitality.

• We cannot assume responsibility for any injuries or damages incurred during the event.

• The venue is accessible for strollers and prams.

• For your comfort, we recommend bringing a towel and suitable clothing to wear under a kimono.

Related Read: Guide to Chanoyu, the Japanese Tea Ceremony