In the charming city of Sapporo, Japan, there is a delightful opportunity for travelers to explore the world of traditional Japanese sweets. At a unique cooking class operated by the Japanese Cooking Class, participants can enjoy the art of making two different types of exquisite wagashi, or Japanese confectionery.
This hands-on experience promises to be a fascinating journey into the flavors and techniques of this ancient culinary art. But what exactly are these two types of wagashi, and what makes them so special? Let’s take a closer look.
Good To Know
- Participants will learn how to make two types of traditional Japanese sweets in Sapporo.
- The activity is led by a professional chef who will provide step-by-step instructions and all necessary tools and ingredients.
- The price for the activity starts at $71.83 and includes coffee and/or tea, transportation, and the opportunity to taste the sweets.
- The meeting point is Nishi nijuhatchome Station in Sapporo, and the activity is stroller accessible and located near public transportation.
Activity Overview
When participating in this activity, travelers have the opportunity to engage in a hands-on experience of making two types of traditional Japanese sweets in Sapporo.
Led by a professional chef, you will learn the art of crafting wagashi, or Japanese confectionery, using traditional techniques and ingredients.
The class will provide all the necessary tools and ingredients, allowing travelers to enjoy the process of creating two different types of sweets.
From shaping delicate mochi to intricately decorating dorayaki, you will gain a deeper understanding of the rich cultural heritage behind these sweet treats.
Throughout the session, the chef will provide step-by-step instructions, ensuring that everyone can successfully create their own edible masterpieces.
At the end of the class, you will have the chance to taste and savor their creations, making this activity a truly memorable culinary experience.
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Price and Booking Details
To book this activity and indulge in the art of crafting traditional Japanese sweets, travelers can secure their spot for a price starting from $71.83.
The activity is operated by Japanese Cooking Class and can accommodate a maximum of 5 travelers.
Inclusions for this experience include coffee and/or tea, an air-conditioned vehicle for transportation, all the necessary ingredients for making Japanese sweets, instruction from a professional chef, and the opportunity to taste the sweets.
The meeting point for the activity is at Nishi nijuhatchome Station, and the address is Japan, 064-0825 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Kita 5 Jōnishi, 27-chōme21 地下鉄西28丁目駅.
The end point is back at the meeting point.
It’s important to note that the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s stroller accessible and located near public transportation.
The cancellation policy states that a full refund will be provided if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
Inclusions and Services Provided
The activity includes a range of inclusions and services to enhance the experience of making two types of Japanese sweets in Sapporo. Participants will not only have the opportunity to learn from a professional chef but also indulge in a cup of coffee or tea to accompany their culinary adventure. The ingredients needed for making the traditional Japanese sweets will be provided, ensuring that participants have everything they need at their disposal. Plus, an air-conditioned vehicle will be available to transport participants to and from the meeting point, Nishi nijuhatchome Station. The activity also allows for a tasting session, where participants can savor the fruits of their labor. With these inclusions and services, participants can fully enjoy the art of making wagashi while enjoying a comfortable and enriching experience.
Inclusions and Services Provided
Included Services | Not Included Services |
---|---|
Coffee and/or Tea | Transportation to Venue |
Air-conditioned vehicle | Meals |
Ingredients for making Japanese sweets | Personal Expenses |
Instruction from a professional chef | |
Opportunity to taste the sweets |
Meeting and Pickup Information
Continuing the immersive experience of making two types of Japanese sweets in Sapporo, the meeting and pickup information ensures a seamless start to this culinary adventure.
- Meeting point: Nishi nijuhatchome Station (西28丁目駅)
- Address: Japan, 064-0825 Hokkaido, Sapporo, Chuo Ward, Kita 5 Jōnishi, 27-chōme21 地下鉄西28丁目駅
- Meeting time: Not specified
- End point: Back at the meeting point
- Directions: Open in Google Maps
With the meeting point conveniently located at Nishi nijuhatchome Station, participants can easily find their way to the cooking class. The address is provided for accurate navigation, ensuring a smooth arrival.
While the meeting time isn’t specified, it’s recommended to arrive early to avoid any delays.
At the end of the experience, you will be brought back to the meeting point, making it convenient for them to continue their journey in Sapporo.
Detailed directions are also provided, making it easy to find the location using Google Maps.
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Cancellation Policy and Additional Information
When it comes to cancellations and additional information, there are a few key points to keep in mind for this Japanese sweets making experience in Sapporo.
First, it’s important to note that a full refund will be given if the booking is canceled at least 24 hours in advance. However, if the cancellation is made less than 24 hours before the start time, no refund will be provided.
It’s also worth mentioning that any changes made less than 24 hours before the start time won’t be accepted. Therefore, it’s advisable to plan accordingly and make any necessary adjustments in a timely manner.
Plus, it’s important to be aware that this activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s stroller accessible.
Lastly, the meeting point is conveniently located near public transportation, making it easily accessible for participants.
Common Questions
What Is the Duration of the Activity?
The duration of the activity to make two kinds of Japanese sweets in Sapporo is not specified. Travelers will have the opportunity to learn from a professional chef, taste the sweets, and enjoy coffee and/or tea.
Is Transportation to the Meeting Point Provided?
Yes, transportation to the meeting point is provided. Travelers will be picked up at Nishi nijuhatchome Station and taken to the cooking class location.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participating in the Activity?
There are no age restrictions for participating in the activity. People of all ages can join in the fun of making two kinds of Japanese sweets in Sapporo. It’s a delightful experience for everyone!
Can I Bring My Own Ingredients for Making the Japanese Sweets?
No, participants cannot bring their own ingredients for making the Japanese sweets. The activity includes all necessary ingredients, which will be provided by the Japanese Cooking Class.
Is There an Option for Vegetarians or People With Dietary Restrictions?
There is no information provided about options for vegetarians or people with dietary restrictions. It is recommended to contact the Japanese Cooking Class directly to inquire about any accommodations that can be made.
The Sum Up
Enjoy the art of Japanese sweets making in Sapporo, Japan. With the Japanese Cooking Class, you’ll learn how to make two different types of traditional treats.
From the moment you arrive at the meeting point, a professional chef will guide you through the process, ensuring an authentic and personalized experience.
Taste your creations and enjoy the convenience of transportation and a small group setting.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the delicious world of Japanese sweets.
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