Japanese Sweets Making + Tea Ceremony Experience Plan

Details

**Details of the experience***.

What is Nerikiri?
Nerikiri is a traditional Japanese confectionery (nama-gashi) that uses white bean paste to express seasonal plants, scenery, etc. in shape and color.
Let's use authentic old-fashioned tools to create beautiful-looking wagashi. The shapes and colors are flexible. Depending on your ideas, you can create your own unique and one-of-a-kind wagashi.
After making your wagashi, enjoy taking "cool" photos in the pure Japanese style studio, and then eat or take them home. (A case is available for taking home confectioneries.)

Experience in a purely Japanese style studio
The experience venue is a purely Japanese style studio, so you can enjoy the atmosphere of making Japanese sweets in a high-class Japanese confectionery store.
*Since the work is done at a desk and chair, you can work for a long time.

■You can come empty-handed.
All tools are provided, so you can participate without any tools.
The materials and tools used are traditional ones unique to wagashi making.


**Notes***.

Please cooperate with hygiene control
Since this is a food handling experience, please cooperate with hygiene measures.

Wash your hands and sanitize your fingers (before and after each experience).
Wear masks and gloves (we will provide these)
Please cooperate with hygiene measures for materials, tools, and equipment.
If you wish to take home your own food, please eat it by the end of the day.
Children under 12 years old
Children under 12 years old are not allowed to participate, but if you wish to have children in the room, we ask that you charter the room for them.

Charter fee is 11,000 yen per group per experience.

■Barrier-free
You can enjoy the experience in a wheelchair. Please note that the restrooms are not barrier-free.
*Some experiences may be difficult, so please consult with us in advance.

■Explanations will be provided in English.
For foreign visitors, we will provide explanations in English so that they can enjoy the experience with peace of mind. Please note that this is a simple explanation and is not a full-fledged English explanation.

Photographs are allowed, but videos and recordings are not.
Photography is allowed during the experience.
As a general rule, we do not allow video or audio recording.

Private tours are also available for those who wish to experience the tour only with their family members.
You may experience the tour together with other guests.
Please let us know when you make a reservation if you wish to reserve the room for a private party.