Wagashi Making Class in Tokyo

Wagashi, traditional Japanese desserts, are a simple and sweet way to enjoy Japanese cuisine. In Tokyo, there are many wagashi classes to choose from – learn how to make daifuku mochi, dango, taiyaki, and more during your stay!


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FAQ About Wagashi Making Classes in Tokyo

  • How much does it cost to join a wagashi making class in Tokyo?

    On average wagashi making classes in Tokyo cost ¥7912 per person (based on airKitchen prices).

  • Which wagashi making class is popular in Tokyo?

    Home-style Vegetable or Meat Gyoza from scratch and Strawberry Daifuku is popular with other travelers visiting Tokyo.

  • Which wagashi making classes are offered in English in Tokyo?

    All wagashi making classes in Tokyo on airKitchen are offered in English.

  • What is the best cheap wagashi making class in Tokyo?

    Popular cheap wagashi making classes in Tokyo include Online Mochi Making Class.

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Why Taking a Wagashi Making Class in Tokyo is a Must-Do

History of Japan is evident that the old people of Tokyo also love sweets and same is the case in current tradition.

The Japanese are in habit of entertaining their guests with delicious sweet dishes after a meal and try to learn new and best ideas about different sweet dishes.

airkitchen arranges different sweet classes in Tokyo in which new recipes of sweets are given to people so that they can try something different to entertain their guests and family.

With the growing trend and culture of different sweet dishes, it will be really good to learn something new or to improve the known recipes of sweets through the productive sweets classes in Tokyo.


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