Cooking Classes in Nakano Area

Just a few stations west of Shinjuku, Nakano is an underrated area of Tokyo that boasts otaku-friendly and vintage shopping, historical Japanese architecture and design, and a more laid-back atmosphere. You'll see a lot of families and older folks strolling and biking about here. Get a taste of what daily life in this neighborhood looks like through a Nakano cooking class in a local's home!


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FAQ About Cooking Classes in Nakano

  • How much does it cost to join a cooking class in Nakano?

    On average cooking classes in Nakano cost ¥5909 per person (based on airKitchen prices).

  • Which cooking classes are offered in English in Nakano?

    All cooking classes in Nakano on airKitchen are offered in English.

  • Which cooking class is popular in Nakano?

    Baking your own Japanese fluffy breads! is popular with other travelers visiting Nakano.

  • What is the best cheap cooking class in Nakano?

    Popular cheap cooking classes in Nakano include Takoyaki in Tokyo .

Why Taking a Cooking Class in Nakano is a Must-Do

Nakano will give you the ultimate experience of luxury high rises along with extraordinary platoons of tourists and taxis. They say, you need to get lost in the place to find the hidden urban treasure.

These classes are super accommodating. The class will allow students to interact with fellow students and ask as much as they want from their master chef. Easy communication to provide better results. Nakano has the finest independent ramen shops which you can explore in the shopping arcade ideal place to purchase all the ingredients you need in your authentic Japanese cooking class.

Select from a menu of items that what you want to cook with your class today. The class takes place inside a home-style kitchen which makes sure the student doesn’t feel like he or she is part of a test.


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