1.Oshi Sushi (It is a sushi that is pressed sliced
Sashimi and vegetables on sushi rice in a
special box)
2. Miso soup
3. Japanese Rolled Omelet
4. Strawberry Daifuku (Sweet Mochi)
Rice is a staple food in Japan. In all most every family, there is a rice cooker. There is variety of Japanese rice brands such as Koshihikari and Hitomebore.
Miso soup is a traditional Japanese soup. It's base is "dashi" (Japanese fish stock) and Miso paste. Common added ingredients are Tofu, Green onion and deep‐fried tofu but differs by personal preference. The type of miso is different from region. In western and Easter Japan white miso is mostly used.
I will introduce how to Oshi Zushi by using a Juice paper pack and a traditional wooden box.
So, you can cook for your family and friends after you go back.
I will also prepare many ingredients for it, fresh seafood, seasonal vegetables and anything else.
And will also make Japanese soul food, a rolled omelet by using a rectangular frying pan.
It’s fluffy and sweet !!
At last, making Strawberry Daifuku is so enjoyable and it’s yummy !!
Why not cook colorful press sushi by customizing!!
Hello, welcome to Japan!!
My name is Junko Hayashi.
I'm a foodie person who loves to chitchat and entertain people .
I'm living in Tokyo with my great family(husband and a son).
I have been working at a hotel as a concierge in Tokyo.
Through my career, I notice that many travelers are interested in Japanese homemade food and love to meet Japanese people.
So, I decided to open a cooking class to invite those tourists to experience Japanese culture at home.
In the cooking experience, I can also guide you about Tokyo's hideout restaurants and the latest sightseeing spots, so please leave your help on traveling.
I am looking forward to seeing you.
Instagram ID : jmammytokyo
Please check my cooking class and my daily life on Instagram!!
The closest station
Ōmori Station
How to get to the station?
From Tokyo Station: 20mins
Free pick up service
This host can pick up you for free from the closest station!
Exact location provided after booking.
Lena Walter, Germany
★★★★★Dear Junko, It’s been a pleasure for us being at your home and learning from your cooking skills! Definitely a lifetime memory that we will carry with us. We also really enjoyed the talks and learning more about Japan and its unique culture. Thank you for your openness and laughter! Wishing you many more trips and all the best to your family! Fabian & Lena
Nov 2024
Response from Junko
Hi Lena and Fabian,
Thank you so much for your warm message.
I also had fun cooking with you and introducing Japanese hidden culture .
Let’s make Japanese foods at your kitchen when I visit Germany.
Junko
Laura Beulke, United States of America
★★★★★Junko-San was amazing! She took us through her neighborhood and showed us some local shops. Then she welcomed us into her home and we made a full meal with good conversation too, and she gave us some great recommendations for things to do on our trip. We did not leave hungry! If you want to learn about true Japanese home style cooking, this is the perfect opportunity. We might just have to book another class with her before we leave Japan!
Mar 2024
Response from Junko
Hi Laura,
Thank you so much for your great review.
I was also happy to introduce Japanese local life and foods in my cooking class.
Please try to make Sweet mochi and Press sushi for your home party too.
I’m looking forward to seeing you next time.
Junko
Anne, France
★★★★★Our cooking experience with Junko was marvelous. I was with my son 15-year-old and he loved it. Junko speaks very good english. She suggested we visit the supermarket to find out about the foods used by the Japanese. She was a great teacher and the food we cooked together was delicious.
Feb 2024
Response from Junko
Hi Anne,
Thank you so much for your great review.
I was happy that you and your son enjoyed my class.
Please ask me anything and anytime when you have questions about Japanese foods since you are still staying for a few months in Tokyo .
Enjoy your time in Japan.
Junko
Charla, United States of America
★★★★★We so enjoyed the class. Junko did a fantastic job and was so gracious. We made the connection with ease and learned a lot.
Jul 2023
Response from Junko
Hi Charla,
Thank you for your great review .
I was impressed that you visited Japan to keep a promise with your granddaughter several years ago.
And also happy to see you all enjoyed making and eating home style sushi.
Please try to make it in your kitchen too.
Thank you again.
Junko
Katie, Canada
★★★★★My second cooking experience with Junko san was just as incredible as the first! We learned how to make pressed sushi and an entire feast of delicious food. Even better than the yummy food was the conversations and laughter in the kitchen and around her elegant, beautifully-decorated table. I'm still smiling at our inside jokes ("oil the pan!") and the warm conversation we all shared as we ate the fruits of our labor. I would highly recommend a class with Junko san - it is one of the best things I've done in my seven months so far of living here in Tokyo.
Nov 2019
Response from Junko
Hi Katie,
Thank you so much for joining my cooking class twice in a month and your wonderful comment.
I'm glad that you had fun as much as
the first.
I value not only cooking but also enjoying conversation.
So, please join my cooking class freely when you would like to have fun in Tokyo!!
Junko
miriam, Germany
★★★★★Junko was very friendly, funny and showed us awesome cooking skills. The food was so tasty! We can just recommend to everyone, it is a great experience! Thank you so much for being our host!
Apr 2019
Kai, Singapore
★★★★★Sweet wonderful host with a beautiful house! Made very delicious sushi and daifuku! On time with meeting us at the station and we had a great time chatting and cooking! Thank you so much for the experience, we won't forget it and congratulations on your TV appearance on NHK Tokyo Eye! :D
Apr 2019
Vincenzo Iacomo, Italy
★★★★★It has been great! Junko is Amazing and lovely as chef And person. He teach us how to make a sushi-cake for our first anniversary. If you wonna learn how to prepare traditional japanese food junko is perfect!
Nov 2018
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Response from Junko
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Please go to Ōmori Station which takes 20 mins from Tokyo Station. Then Junko (host) will pick you up there!
Up to 2 people can join Junko's cooking class.
Duration of this cooking class is 3 hours.
It costs 13000 per person.
You will receive the confirmation within 24 hours.
We accepts these cards on airKitchen.
Cancellations up to 48 hours prior to the class begins will be fully refunded by the airKitchen cancellation policy.
