Aprenda sobre a arte japonesa de esculpir doces, Amezaiku, em Tóquio

The place is very formal, exactly what you'd expect from a venue exclusively dedicated to continuing a Japanese tradition. At first, I was a bit nervous, thinking the instructors would be very serious and strict, but the staff were very kind and guided me on how the work should be done. You get two attempts to practice, and the third is with the candy to prepare your sweet. If you come to Japan, you definitely have to try this experience; make a reservation in advance.

Amezaiku yapımını öğrenmek eğlenceli bir aktiviteydi. Ancak, İngilizce talimatlar çoğunlukla önceden kaydedilmiş olduğu için, canlı Japonca talimatlardaki tekniğin özünü kaçırdığımızı hissettik. Yapması kolay değil! Asıl şeker malzemesi üzerinde çalışmadan önce birkaç deneme yapma şansınız oluyor.

¡Muy divertido! También muy difícil, las instrucciones hacen que parezca fácil XD. Tenemos 2 rondas de prueba (conejos marrones) y luego una ronda final (conejo blanco).

A really cool activity to do, even for adults: it's much less simple than we had imagined 😂 We had a great time and a good laugh with the other participants 😊

It was "harder" than I thought, but honestly, if it had been too easy without a challenge, it would've been boring :) We had a blast with the practice runs and would definitely do it again with friends. The price is reasonable, and the space and quality were top-notch!

It was a lovely class and it was a lot of fun laughing at my own and my friends' attempts compared to the professional candy.

The experience was a lot of fun! There were two practice sessions and one official implementation. It was a bit challenging, but a very interesting experience.

It was a fun class. You get two practice tries before working on your final piece. The instructors show a PowerPoint with the step by step instructions first and then do a live demo of the candy sculpting process. They also walk around the room to help if you're stuck. Cozy, small classroom.

This is an amazing experience. Our rabbit creations were pitiful compared to the artisans' handiwork, but we had a good laugh at our creations. Good for all ages. The staff are on hand to help. English translation is available through worksheets, setup, and any hand gestures we used to communicate. A beautiful establishment. Amazing.

Really fun hands on workshop if you’re looking for experiential activities. The workshop was delivered in Japanese but there were written English instructions to help. would recommend as a family activity if you have older kids.