Tours/Ginza/Tokyo Hands on Wagashi Making Class in Ginza
Viator · group up to 5 pax

Tokyo Hands on Wagashi Making Class in Ginza

5.0(2)Ginza1 hour
VIATOR5.0(2)

Description

Immerse yourself in the world of Japanese tradition and enjoy a heartwarming experience. Begin with an introduction to the program and a brief explanation of wagashi. Then, make two types of wagashi with the guidance of an instructor. After the experience, so please enjoy matcha and Japanese sweets in the tea room. Capture memorable moments during a photo session. Discover the joy of crafting Japanese delicate sweets, connect with culture, and create unforgettable memories in a serene setting. There is also a space where traditional Japanese crafts are available for purchase - please take a look if you have extra time.

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Tokyo Hands on Wagashi Making Class in Ginza

Highlights

Experience fee
Ingredients for Japanese sweets (wagashi)
Matcha
Rental fee for equipment used during the experience

What's included

Included
Experience fee
Ingredients for Japanese sweets (wagashi)
Matcha
Rental fee for equipment used during the experience

Traveller Ratings

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Important Information

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • If there are ingredients you cannot eat due to allergies or religious reasons, Please let us know in advance.

Reviews(2)

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Silke_S
May 8, 2026
I liked It very much

I enjoyed to make this litle sweet! After making a bird and a flower I got a Matcha Tea and ate one of the sweets and one I took home.

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Jana_S
April 17, 2026
The Art of Wagashi, the Reality of Imperfection

I did this wagashi class solo and had a great experience. The instruction was clear, the English was excellent, and the pace was easy to follow even if you’ve never done anything like this before. What I appreciated most was how approachable it felt. It started a bit formal, but once we got going it became relaxed and genuinely fun. I learned a new skill, made my own wagashi, and enjoyed matcha at the end. It’s a great activity if you’re traveling alone—no pressure, very welcoming, and well organized. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something hands-on and a little different.

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