Traditional Japanese Sweets With Real Flowers Workshop in Tokyo

4.8 / 5
5 reviews
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An Tokyo: Japan, 〒101-0035 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Konyacho, 39 野村ビル 201
  • Experience making Japanese Sweets Wagashi using real flowers!
  • You can also choose the option to experience preparing a traditional Japanese tea ceremony!
  • Arrange the finished wagashi on a plate, and you have completed a work of art!

What to expect

Traditional Japanese Sweets
You will make wagashi using real flowers
Japanese Sweets
Place the petals as you wish on the base of white and black an (sweet bean paste)
Traditional Sweets
The finished wagashi is a work of art. Please take a picture of it before eating!

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4.8 / 5
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5 reviews
Services offered
4.8
Value for money
4.8
Quality of facility
4.8
Safety measures
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Review for: Japanese sweets with real flowers workshop & Tea Ceremony

Saori was amazing! Her English was great and she was very kind and patient. We made two sweets and matcha. Everything tasted delicious, fresh, and as good as a restaurant! This was a nice 90 minute experience.

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Review for: Japanese sweets with real flowers workshop & Tea Ceremony

if you come to Tokyo I highly recommend this experience. My 15 year old is a future chef and we loved

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Review for: Japanese sweets with real flowers workshop

great class! we arrived 5 minutes late because we were lost. It is on the second floor of a building and not many signs but if you look up you will see a logo on all the windows of a fan. that’s where the class is. we had a 5 and 7 year old with us and they were having fun. they did need help at some parts because the instructor was going fast probably because we arrive late. overall recommend!

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Review for: Japanese sweets with real flowers workshop

very clear instruction and friendly teacher. great class for anyone interested in sweets. tasted great

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Review for: 실제 꽃을 이용한 화과자 워크숍 & 다도

You kindly explained everything. I was able to really feel the Japanese tradition and would like to do it again next time I come to Tokyo.

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