Sustainable Vegetable Temari Sushi Cooking Class in Asakusa

1 hour 30 minutes (approximately)
Offered in: Japanese and 1 more

In traditional Asakusa with its old town atmosphere and friendly instructors and interpreters, you will learn a lot about Japanese culture and the new Japanese food ''Vegetable Temari Sushi'', how to make ''Koji Miso Soup'', and how to live healthily.

Only plant-based ingredients will be used, and organic vegetables from local farmers and organic seasonings.

Example Menu

Main

Vegetable temari sushi and Koji miso soup, local vegetable salad

Temari Sushi with local organic vegetables, seasonal miso soup with koji miso, fresh salad with local vegetables.

What's Included

Nutritionist's original recipe
Guidance from a bilingual cooking instructor
Welcome drink
Vegan temari sushi making experience
Apron, ingredients, tableware and utensils

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

(1) Cross the bridge from Asakusa Station and go straight. (2) When you see a 100-yen Lawson on your right, turn left at the narrow alley in front of it. We will be the second building on the left. .

End point
This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What to expect

Sushi–but make it vegan! During this cooking class in Tokyo’s traditional Asakusa neighborhood, your instructor Ayaka-sensei will teach you how to make adorable temari sushi (sushi balls) that are colorful and easy to recreate at home. Best of all, they’re made with sustainability in mind, supporting local farmers.

Asakusa has a traditional downtown atmosphere, but it also offers vegan food and other dietary accommodations for foreign visitors.

Your Japanese cooking instructor, Wakahara Ayaka is a tourism professional who has embraced plant-based cuisine, offering a vegan cooking class in the heart of Asakusa. Join Ayaka in a modern Japanese house.

Following introductions and a brief explanation from your friendly host, you’ll roll up your sleeves and start making your plant-based feast. Using locally grown and harvested produce, prepare a salad with seasonal vegetables, along with tofu for protein.

Next, you’ll learn how to make temari sushi. These ball-shaped pieces of sushi are topped with delicately cut vegetables and arranged in colorful patterns and designs, making them almost too cute to eat! Served alongside miso soup, enjoy this nourishing meal.

Additional info

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Please leave a note if you have any dietary restrictions.
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Tags

Cooking Classes
Small Group
Food & Drink
DSA non-compliant
New Product
Short term availability

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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