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All of Kanagawa
86 Cooking Classes in Kanagawa
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Kamakura
8 Cooking Classes
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Yokohama
26 Cooking Classes
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Kawasaki
12 Cooking Classes
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Sagamihara
2 Cooking Classes
Cooking Classes in Kamakura Area
11 Cooking Classes
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Based on 1948 reviews by airKitchen users
FAQ About Cooking Classes in Kamakura
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How much does it cost to join a cooking class in Kamakura?
On average cooking classes in Kamakura cost ¥4773 per person (based on airKitchen prices).
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Which cooking class is popular in Kamakura?
Shojin Cuisine - Japanese style vegan cooking workshop by Mari Fujii is popular with other travelers visiting Kamakura.
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What are the best cooking classes in Kamakura for vegans?
Some of the best cooking classes for vegans in Kamakura include Shojin Cuisine - Japanese style vegan cooking workshop by Mari Fujii.
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Which cooking classes are offered in English in Kamakura?
All cooking classes in Kamakura on airKitchen are offered in English.
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What is the best cheap cooking class in Kamakura?
Popular cheap cooking classes in Kamakura include Shojin Cuisine - Japanese style vegan cooking workshop by Mari Fujii.
Popular Area For Cooking Classes Around Kamakura
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Kamakura Sightseeing Spots
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Kamakura Daibutsu
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Meigetsuin Temple
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Yuigahama Beach
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Kamakura Koko Mae Station
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Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine
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Kamakura Museum of Literature
Access to Kamakura
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From Tokyo Station to Kamakura Station
Take the JR Yokosuka Line to Kamakura (56 minutes).
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From Shibuya Station to Kamakura Station
Take the JR Shonan Shinjuku Line to Kamakura (53 minutes).
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From Shinjuku Station to Kamakura Station
Take the JR Shonan Shinjuku Line to Kamakura (59 minutes).
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From Asakusa Station to Kamakura Station
Take the Toei Asakusa Line to Yokohama Station (41 minutes) and transfer to the JR Yokosuka Line for Kamakura (24 minutes).
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From Ginza Station to Kamakura Station
Take the Ginza Subyway Line to Shinbashi Station (2 minutes) and transfer to the JR Yokosuka Line for Kamakura (56 minutes).
Why Taking a Cooking Class in Kamakura is a Must-Do
Kamakura is located in Kanagawa prefecture and is one famous tourist spot in Japan. The city is renowned for its old temples and shrines. These temples reflect the religious identity of Japanese culture. The sand beaches in Kamakura are also top-rated. In the summer season, several tourists visit Kamakura to spend their vacation. Local food in Kamakura is also a significant attraction. Almost all Japanese dishes, including, Sushi, Tempura, Ramen and Soba, are available in the city. Kamakura bowls, Beau temps, and Clarity Da Marittima are the top-rated restaurants in Kamakura. The names of Japanese dishes might sound confusing to foreigners, but they taste great. People who visit Japan are quite keen to know about the recipe for popular Japanese food items. Joining a cooking class in Kamakura is the best idea for such people. They can also learn facts about Japanese culture through these cooking classes.