Kyoto · KYOTO WAGASHI SWEETS CLASSES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 kyoto wagashi sweets classes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Taste Kyoto from Karasuma to Gion with Wagyu sushi, yuba tofu, mochi, sake, matcha, and a small-group guide.
“We were disappointed with this tour - poor selection of food - too much fried, not enough fresh. The guide although very sweet was too quiet and did not have strong enough English to provide sufficient detail on meals experienced.”
Make three Japanese wagashi sweets in a small Kyoto home near Fushimi Inari, then enjoy them with matcha and a garden view.
“We had a great time at this cooking class with Miho. Her studio was easy enough to find, space is nice and clean. Had one of my favorite bites of the trip with one of the desserts with black sesame, I had never had it before and now obsessed. We enjoyed our learning and eating from this experience. Thanks Miho!”
Make three Japanese sweets near Fushimi Inari, then enjoy them with matcha in an authentic room overlooking a garden.
“Beautiful and wholesome experience. Miho was amazing and super knowledgeable. I was surprised when she told me it was just me so I got a little private with her. Was amazing to take part in.”
Make Kyoto-style Ohigashi and two seasonal Nerikiri sweets, then grind matcha and enjoy a casual tea ceremony near Gojo Station.
“The instructor was friendly and enthusiastic. Her English was good. This was fantastic value with making 3 different sweets and learning more about matcha tea, as well as making your own tea. Highly recommend this workshop!”
Make wagashi, learn matcha, and join a calm tea ceremony in a Kyoto home near Fushimi Inari, with English instruction for up to six people.
“Amazing experience! Definitely book! The ladies were so lovely and welcoming. Very demonstrative, helpful and delicious”
Make wagashi, learn tea ceremony, and prepare matcha in a small Kyoto home near Fushimi Inari for an intimate cultural lesson.
“We enjoyed the entire experience. It was quite fun (a bit sticky!) to make our own Japanese desserts (which we enjoyed during the tea ceremony). The instruction was terrific and memorable. The setting for the tea ceremony was lovely and tRead more”
