Cooking Classes in Tochigi

4 Cooking Classes

♡kushiage Party♡
host-Kaoru
Tochigi

♡kushiage Party♡

¥1000
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (1)
Cooking Menu
・Kushiage(Deep fried skewers of meat,vegetables,and seafood)
Review
I was a little nervous at first because I have never made Japanese food before! Kaoru was an excellent host and explained how to make everything easily. The food turned out delicious, and I will definitely be attending another one of Kaoru’s classes!
Ashleigh | United States of America
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FAQ about cooking classes in Tochigi

  • Which cooking classes are offered in English in Tochigi?

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

  • Which cooking class is popular in Tochigi?

    ♡kushiage Party♡ is popular with other travelers visiting Tochigi.

  • What is the best cheap cooking class in Tochigi?

    Popular cheap cooking classes in Tochigi include ♡kushiage Party♡.

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

    On average cooking classes in Tochigi cost ¥2825 per person (based on airKitchen prices).

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

Do you love Japanese food? If you also enjoy Japanese food there is no place better than Tochigi where you can try several local cuisines, rich in flavour and taste.

Nikko Yuba, Sano Ramen, Shiobara Onsen Tote-yaki, Utsunomiya Gyoza are among the finest local foods that you should get your hands on. Moreover, Tochigi also has beautiful sights that you should witness.

Located between the mountain alleys and stream are temples that are called Nikko. They are also considered as the Toshugu Shrine which has remarkable significance. Lake Chuzenji is a beautiful lake with crystal clear water and autumn leaves, giving your breath-taking views. Do not forget to sign up for our cooking classes, Tochigi which will help you learn Japanese step by step.

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