Sushi Making Studio Mini

At the Sushi Making Studio Mini, the art of crafting perfect sushi rolls meets the thrill of exploring Tokyo’s hidden gems. In this intimate setting, students don’t just learn to make sushi – they’re immersed in Japanese culture, from the nuances of flavors to the charm of AIBO, SONY’s robotic dog. With expert instructors guiding every step, the experience is as much about discovery as it is about deliciousness. But what makes this studio truly unique, and what secrets will you uncover in this tiny Tokyo haven?

Just The Basics

• Expert instructors guide students in creating authentic Japanese flavors in an intimate Tokyo setting.
• Hands-on experience crafting hand-shaped and roll sushi with personalized attention and guidance.
• Opportunity to take photos with AIBO, SONY’s robotic dog, in a fun and interactive atmosphere.
• Conveniently located near Tokyo Tower and Zojoji Temple with multiple subway lines and stations nearby.
• Accommodates various dietary needs, including gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options, with prior notification.

Sushi Making Class Details

In this small-group sushi-making class, you’ll dive into the art of creating authentic Japanese flavors under the guidance of expert instructors.

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and learn the secrets of traditional Edomae-style sushi. With only a handful of students, you’ll receive personalized attention and guidance throughout the class.

You’ll discover the nuances of Japanese culture and cuisine, from the importance of fresh ingredients to the delicate art of presentation.

And, as a fun bonus, you’ll even get to take photos with AIBO, SONY’s adorable robotic dog!

What to Expect in Tokyo

They’ll dive headfirst into a culinary adventure, crafting their own hand-shaped and roll sushi alongside fellow foodies in this intimate Tokyo setting.

It’s a hands-on experience where they’ll learn the art of sushi making, savoring each bite of their creations.

A fun and interactive atmosphere, perfect for foodies and adventure-seekers alike.

A chance to sample a variety of sushi and learn about the art of sushi making from a local expert.

A unique opportunity to take photos with AIBO, SONY’s robotic dog, adding a touch of Tokyo’s quirky charm to their experience.

Meeting and Pickup Information

Located just a stone’s throw from Tokyo Tower and Zojoji Temple, the meeting point for this sushi-making adventure is conveniently situated at Onarimon Sta. Getting there is a breeze, with multiple subway lines and stations within a short walking distance. To ensure a smooth start to your experience, be sure to arrive at the designated meeting point on time.

Station	Walking Distance
Onarimon Sta. (Mita-Line)	0 minutes
Daimon Sta. (Asakusa-Line and Oedo-Line)	6 minutes
Hamamatsu Cho Sta. (JR: Yamanote Line and Tokyo Monorail)	8 minutes

The meeting point is also the endpoint of this experience, so you can easily plan your onward journey after enjoying your sushi-making adventure.

Sushi Crafting Experience Overview

Dive into the world of sushi making in an intimate, hands-on class where you’ll craft both hand-shaped and rolled sushi masterpieces.

You’ll get a taste of authentic Japanese flavors and insights into traditional and contemporary culture.

Savor the flavors of your handmade sushi creations, paired with bottled water and drinks.

Take a break from rolling to snap photos with AIBO, SONY’s adorable robotic dog.

Learn the art of sushi-making from experienced instructors, with a sample menu to guide you.

Important Class Details to Note

Important details to nail down before the sushi-making extravaganza: meeting point logistics, accessibility considerations, and cancellation policies that’ll save you from any last-minute hassles. Get familiar with the meeting point at Onarimon Station, just a short stroll from Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower. Note that the studio isn’t wheelchair accessible, but strollers are welcome.

Details	Info
Meeting Point	Onarimon Sta. (3-chōme-24-6 Nishishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo)
Accessibility	Stroller accessible, not wheelchair accessible
Cancellation	Full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance, no refund thereafter

Dietary Requirements and Restrictions

Before diving into the sushi-making fun, they kindly ask that you inform them of any dietary restrictions or preferences, ensuring everyone gets to savor the authentic Japanese flavors they’ve come to enjoy.

This thoughtful consideration allows the studio to accommodate various needs, making the experience inclusive and enjoyable for all.

Some common restrictions they can cater to include:

• Gluten-free options for those with gluten intolerance
• Vegetarian and vegan alternatives to traditional sushi ingredients
• No raw fish or seafood for those who prefer cooked or plant-based options

Cancellation and Refund Policy

Canceling plans can be a real bummer, but Sushi Making Studio’s got a fair refund policy to soften the blow. They understand life can get in the way, and they’re willing to work with you. Here’s the lowdown on their cancellation and refund policy:

Time of Cancellation	Refund	Changes Allowed
> 24 hours before start	Full refund	Yes
≤ 24 hours before start	No refund	No
Minimum travelers not met	Full refund or alternative	N/A
Changes < 24 hours before start	No changes allowed	N/A
Cut-off times	Based on local time	N/A

Getting to the Studio Location

The Sushi Making Studio has a convenient location near some of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks and major transportation hubs.

It’s just a stone’s throw from Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower, making it the perfect spot to combine culture and cuisine.

Take the Mita-Line subway to Onarimon Station and exit at B-2 – it’s just a 6-minute walk from there!

Alternatively, take the Asakusa-Line or Oedo-Line to Daimon Station, and you’ll arrive in 6 minutes on foot.

If you’re coming from Hamamatsu Cho Station on the JR Yamanote Line or Tokyo Monorail, it’s an 8-minute stroll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Sushi-Making Tools and Equipment Provided?

When diving into a sushi-making class, she wonders if she’ll need to bring her own tools of the trade – thankfully, the answer is no, as all necessary equipment is provided, leaving her to focus on mastering the art.

Can I Bring My Own Ingredients or Request Special Fillings?

She wonders if she can bring her own ingredients or request special fillings, but it’s best to stick with the provided sample menu to ensure an authentic Japanese experience, and dietary restrictions can be accommodated with prior notice.

Are There Opportunities to Interact With AIBO Beyond Photo-Taking?

Beyond snapping pics with AIBO, she doesn’t get to play or interact with the robotic dog in any significant way – it’s mostly a fun photo op, sadly not a robot playdate.

Will the Instructor Provide Guidance on Food Presentation and Styling?

As they master the art of sushi-making, she’ll likely want to know if the instructor provides guidance on food presentation and styling – and the answer is yes, they’ll get expert tips to make their creations Instagram-worthy!

Are There Plans to Offer Classes in Other Languages Besides Japanese and English?

As global cuisines gain traction, it’s likely that cooking classes will follow suit, offering multilingual instruction to cater to diverse palates. While it’s unclear if bilingual or multilingual classes are on the horizon, the demand is certainly there.

Final Words

As you wrap up your sushi-making adventure, you’ll walk away with more than just a full belly – you’ll have a newfound appreciation for Japanese culture and a seriously impressive Instagram feed.

With AIBO’s cute factor and your new sushi skills, you’ll be the envy of all your friends back home.

Now, go forth and spread the gospel of raw fish and vinegar – and don’t forget to tag us in those sushi selfies!