Making sushi a few streets from where Tokyo’s fish once changed hands gives these classes extra weight. Many start with a walk through the outer market, then hand you over to a pro chef. The hard part is the rice: nigiri should hold its shape without being packed tight.
Nurture your sushi-making skills with a 90-minute class in Tsukiji - discover what makes this experience a must-try in Tokyo!
“This was a really fun and interactive class. Learning about the history of sushi and also making our own was a great time.”
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1,177 reviewsFrom $49.74by Japan Wonder Travel
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Tsukiji Fish Market and learn the art of sushi making firsthand. Don't miss this unique culinary adventure!
★ 5.0“Amazing, the tour, the information and the sushi making was so amazing. They were helpful knowledgeable and fun. Highly recommend doing thia tour.”
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775 reviewsFrom $104.13by Japan Wonder Travel
Discover the authentic art of sushi making in Tokyo’s Tsukiji Market with a professional chef. Learn, create, and enjoy fresh sushi in a vibrant setting.
★ 4.9“We went on a trip through the Tsujiki fish market with a very friendly guide who explained the different food types very well. The sushi course afterwards was very good, the chef and staff was very nice and helpful. Would recommend for any size group…”
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506 reviews90 minutes - 4 hoursFrom $63by Japan Wonder Travel
Discover the vibrant Tsukiji Outer Market in Tokyo and learn the art of rolling sushi. Experience the sights, smells, and flavors in this immersive walking tour.
★ 5.0“We thoroughly enjoyed our Tour and Class! Nobu was a wonderful and gracious guide. She helped us to efficiently explore Tsukiji Outer Market, pointing out some of her favorites, and encouraging us to stop and try the foods that appealed to us. We tried tamagoyaki…”
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390 reviewsFrom $99.49by ABC Cooking Travel
Discover authentic Japanese cuisine with this combined tour of Tsukiji Market and a sushi cooking class in Tokyo, led by knowledgeable guides for a memorable experience.
★ 4.6“We had a fantastic time throughout the tour and sushi making class. Aniko was a wealth of knowledge and provided us an excellent tour.”
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122 reviews3 hoursFrom $96by ABC Cooking Travel
Discover Tokyo's culinary secrets with a guided Tsukiji Fish Market tour and hands-on sushi-making experience led by a pro chef, perfect for food lovers.
★ 4.6“It was amazing! Would recommend to anyone going to Japan for the first time!”
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49 reviews4 hoursFrom $101by Japan Wonder Travel
Make sushi with a working chef at Tsukiji in 90 minutes, from fish-cutting and wasabi grating to a fresh sushi lunch.
★ 5.0“everything was very fun. the class started early enough not to miss out on the rest of the day but not too early to make waking up on a vacation fay a hassle. it wasnt a long activity that would take up most of the…”
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31 reviewsFrom $69.55
Walk Tsukiji’s outer market with an English-speaking guide, then make sushi, temari sushi, tamagoyaki, and miso soup at ABC Cooking Studio.
★ 4.7“We were met by guide Lucy, at the exact time. We went 1 hour early to the meet up point as we wanted to avoid the rush hour crowd at the train stations. Lucy brought us to the Tsukiji market where we tried the delicious…”
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17 reviewsFrom $94.85
Make 10 pieces of sushi, grate fresh wasabi, and pack a wooden bento box in this beginner-friendly, one-hour Tsukiji class.
★ 5.0“What a fantastic experience! Kenji was an amazing instructor and made everything so easy to understand! I learned how to make nigiri sushi, use a Japanese sushi knife, and make sushi rolls. And the best part? Everything tasted absolutely DELICIOUS! I joined solo this time,…”
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12 reviews1 hourFrom $37.85
Discover the secrets of Tokyo's Tsukiji Market on a guided tour, then learn to make sushi like a pro. Don't miss out on this unforgettable culinary adventure!
★ 4.4“Awesome experience!”
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11 reviews3.8 hoursFrom $177by True Japan Tour
The wholesale market moved to Toyosu, but the outer market stayed, and so did the breakfast sushi.