5 Best Japanese Sweets Making Classes in Shibuya

Nerikiri are the little bean-paste sweets shaped like seasonal flowers that arrive with your tea, and making one shows how much skill goes into something you finish in two bites. Shibuya classes also cover mochi, some gluten-free, and nearly all end with a bowl of matcha.

1.Make Traditional Sweets Nerikiri & Table Style of Tea Ceremony

Learn how to make the exquisite Nerikiri sweets and discover the mesmerizing table style of the traditional tea ceremony. Delve into the art of Japanese confectionery and tea culture.

Most Popular★ 5.0

“My whole family (including young kids) really enjoyed our sweets making class with Hana. She was a great teacher and the class was a perfect afternoon activity. We each made 4 pieces of mochi: sakura, helko kitty, Totoro, and one of our own design. After…”

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3.Mochi Matcha Gluten Free Japanese Sweets Class Near Shibuya Area

Master the art of Japanese confections with the Mochi Matcha Gluten-Free Japanese Sweets Class near Shibuya, where the secrets of traditional sweets await your discovery.

★ 5.0

“Sakura is a great teacher!! Very kind, very professional! I recommend her class, because you will get authentic experience in Japanese culture, especially if you love mochi. This was an amazing class with a very knowledgeable guide,Sakura ! I was so impressed with her knowledge…”

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4.Private Mochi・Matcha Sweets Making Class Near Shibuya Area

Kickstart your culinary journey with a private Mochi・Matcha Sweets Making Class near Shibuya area, where delectable treats await and cultural exploration beckons.

“My husband and 6 year old daughter had the best time with Sakura San learning more about the Japanese culture and making mochi/daifuku. The location is easily accessible and just a short walk from the train in a beautiful neighborhood. Read more”

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