Make Traditional Sweets Nerikiri & Table Style of Tea Ceremony

You’re about to embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of Japanese tradition. Imagine crafting delicate sweets from scratch, known as nerikiri, and savoring them with a steaming cup of matcha green tea in a serene setting. In this unique class, you’ll get hands-on experience making these edible art pieces, and then participate in an intimate table-style tea ceremony. As you explore the intricacies of nerikiri making and the cultural significance of Japanese tea ceremonies, you’ll discover a new appreciation for the art of simplicity and mindfulness. But that’s just the beginning…

Just The Basics

• Learn the art of traditional Japanese sweets-making, Nerikiri, with expert guidance at Mum Japanese sweets studio in Harajuku.
• Craft delicate sweets from scratch, experimenting with flavors and designs, and enjoy them with matcha green tea.
• Participate in a serene table-style tea ceremony, learning about its history and significance in Japanese culture.
• Discover the cultural significance of Nerikiri sweets in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies and their role in promoting mindfulness.
• Enjoy a personalized, hands-on experience in a cozy studio with a 5-star rating and perfect reviews.

Discovering Japanese Sweet Traditions

Get ready to uncover the secrets of Japan’s centuries-old sweet-making traditions, where delicate flavors and intricate designs come together in perfect harmony.

You’ll explore the rich history of Japanese sweets, learning about the cultural significance of these edible art pieces.

From the careful selection of ingredients to the precise techniques used to shape and decorate them, you’ll discover the attention to detail that goes into creating these sweet masterpieces.

As you explore the world of Japanese sweets, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the country’s dedication to craftsmanship and tradition.

This is your chance to experience the unique blend of art, culture, and cuisine that makes Japanese sweets so truly special.

Hands-On Nerikiri Making Experience

You’ll roll up your sleeves and dive into the world of nerikiri making, crafting your own delicate sweets from scratch under the guidance of expert host Hana.

With hands-on instruction, you’ll learn the art of shaping and molding bean paste, sugar, and other ingredients into intricate treats.

Get creative and experiment with different flavors and designs, all while soaking up the intimate and cozy atmosphere of Mum Japanese sweets studio in Harajuku.

As you work, Hana will share her wealth of knowledge on Japanese sweets and their significance in traditional tea ceremonies.

Tea Ceremony: A Table Style Delight

Now that you’ve crafted your own nerikiri sweets, it’s time to experience the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, where these delicate treats are typically served. Here, you’ll learn about the art of mindfulness and simplicity, as you savor each bite and sip. Get ready to unwind and connect with nature, as the ceremony takes place in a serene setting.

Tea Ceremony Essentials	What to Expect
Matcha Green Tea	Freshly prepared and served in a traditional tea bowl
Traditional Seating	Sit on a tatami mat, surrounded by nature-inspired decor
Mindful Eating	Savor your nerikiri sweets and tea in a peaceful atmosphere
Cultural Insight	Learn about the history and significance of the tea ceremony

As you participate in this unique experience, you’ll develop a deeper appreciation for Japanese culture and tradition. So, sit back, relax, and indulge in this tranquil delight!

Class Logistics and What to Expect

As you arrive at the Mum Japanese sweets studio in Harajuku, your host Hana will warmly welcome you and introduce herself before diving into the world of traditional Japanese sweets and tea ceremony.

You’ll be part of a small group of up to four travelers, ensuring a personalized experience. The studio is conveniently located in central Tokyo, near public transportation, and is stroller accessible.

You’ll spend about an hour and a half making traditional nerikiri sweets and enjoying them with a cup of freshly prepared matcha tea. Don’t worry if you have little ones – infant seats are available.

With a 5-star rating and perfect reviews, you can expect a fun, unique, and memorable experience with Hana’s expert guidance.

Meeting Your Host and Studio

Your expert host, Hana, awaits you at the cozy Mum Japanese sweets studio, where her passion for traditional Japanese sweets and tea ceremonies is palpable.

As you step into this charming Harajuku studio, you’ll be greeted by Hana’s warm smile and infectious enthusiasm.

With her extensive knowledge as an historian and expert in Japanese sweets, you’re in good hands.

Take a moment to soak up the tranquil atmosphere and get comfortable, as you’re about to embark on a unique adventure.

Hana will guide you through the art of making traditional nerikiri sweets, sharing her expertise and insider tips along the way.

Get ready to learn, create, and indulge in a truly immersive Japanese cultural experience!

Reviews From Our Happy Guests

This unique experience has received rave reviews from travelers like you!

With a 5.0-star rating based on 84 reviews, it’s clear that guests love making traditional Japanese sweets and enjoying them with a cup of freshly brewed matcha tea.

Reviewers rave about the activity, calling it ‘super fun,’ ‘unique,’ and ‘memorable.’

They also praise host Hana for being ‘knowledgeable,’ ‘friendly,’ and ‘patient.’

You’ll feel confident that you’re in good hands with Hana’s expertise and warm hospitality.

Don’t just take our word for it – read the reviews and see why this experience is a must-do in Tokyo!

Pricing and Booking Details

Get ready to indulge in this unique Tokyo experience from just £48.23 per person, with a Lowest Price Guarantee to boot!

You’ll get to make traditional Japanese sweets and enjoy them with a cup of freshly prepared matcha tea, all in the heart of Harajuku.

And don’t worry about breaking the bank – you can secure your spot with a reservation, and pay later.

Plus, if you need to cancel, you can do so up to 24 hours before the experience starts.

So what’re you waiting for? Book now and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Tokyo!

With free cancellation and a lowest price guarantee, you’ve got nothing to lose and a whole lot of fun to gain.

What to Know Before You Go

Before heading to the sweet-making class, make sure to arrive at the meeting point in front of Chums Omatesando with a few minutes to spare, as the activity will start promptly.

You’ll want to be ready to dive into the world of traditional Japanese sweets!

Remember, this is a small-group class, so you’ll get personalized attention from your host, Hana.

Don’t worry if you’re not familiar with Japanese culture – Hana’s expertise will guide you through the process.

Also, note that the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, but strollers are welcome and public transportation is nearby.

Lastly, be prepared for a fun and memorable experience, and don’t forget to enjoy your freshly made sweets with a cup of matcha tea!

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Vegan or Gluten-Free Sweet Options Available in the Class?

You’re wondering if you can indulge in vegan or gluten-free sweets in this class? Unfortunately, traditional Japanese sweets typically contain bean paste and sugar, making them non-vegan and non-gluten-free, so you might want to consider other options.

Can I Bring a Friend or Family Member to Observe the Class?

You’re thinking of bringing a plus one to observe the class? Unfortunately, the small-group setting means only participating guests are allowed, so you’ll have to leave your friend or family member behind – but they can always book their own spot!

Are Cameras Allowed During the Sweet-Making and Tea Ceremony?

You’re welcome to snap away during the class! Cameras are totally allowed, so go ahead and capture those sweet-making moments and tea ceremony highlights to relive the experience later or share with friends.

Can I Purchase Additional Sweets or Ingredients After the Class?

Yeah, you can definitely buy more sweets or ingredients after the class! You’ll likely want to recreate these traditional treats at home, so grab some extra goodies to take with you.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants in the Class?

You’re wondering if there’s a minimum age requirement for this sweet-making adventure? Typically, most workshops don’t allow kids under 6, but it’s best to check with the host beforehand to confirm their policy.

Final Words

You’ve mastered the art of nerikiri making and savored the tranquility of a traditional Japanese tea ceremony.

Take home the memories of this unique cultural experience, and impress your friends with your newfound skills.

As you leave, feel inspired to continue exploring the world of Japanese sweets and tea traditions.

The serene atmosphere and delicate flavors will linger, beckoning you to return and deepen your appreciation for this ancient art.