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Activités autour de la gastronomie locale animées par des experts locaux

Découvrez des expériences incomparables animées par des gens passionnants.

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The Hidden World of Japanese Sake and Honkaku Shochu

Sip & Discover the Japanese Sake and Honkaku Shochu with an expert ! Duration: 45 mins [00:00 - 00:20] — Basics of Japanese Sake and Honkaku Shochu [00:20 - 00:30] — Enjoyment through Sake Vessels [00:30 - 00:45] — Sake and Shochu Tasting The Japan Sake and Shochu Information Center; is a PR facility of the Japanese Sake and Shochu Makers Association, with the purpose of introducing the entire charm of Japanese Sake, Honkaku Shochu, and Awamori to people worldwide through seeing, touching, and experiencing their history and culture. The facility features symbolic items related to Japanese national alcoholic beverages, including large wooden barrel displays and various tools, along with exhibitions of sake vessels from various regions. Visitors can also sample approximately 100 varieties of Japanese sake, Honkaku Shochu, and Mirin which items change almost every month. For Airbnb experience, we have prepared a special sake and shochu tasting course led by the Center's director.

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Sweet Japan: Make Mochi & Dorayaki, Enjoy with Matcha making

At my cozy kitchen, you’ll learn how to make traditional and delicious Japanese confectionery (wagashi), including namagashi (fresh sweets) and yakigashi (baked treats), along with preparing matcha tea. • Make four types of wagashi with my step-by-step guidance: tricolor dango (three-colored sweet rice dumplings), fresh fruit daifuku (fresh fruit wrapped in soft mochi rice cake), mochi ice cream (demonstration only), and dorayaki (sweet red bean pancake sandwiches). You’ll even emboss your dorayaki with a traditional hot stamp design! • Before we get hands-on, I’ll share insights into the cultural significance and techniques behind each Japanese treat. •At the end of the lesson, you’ll have the chance to experience a short tea ceremony, where you’ll learn how to prepare matcha by whisking it yourself and enjoy it alongside the sweets you made. If you prefer, you can also choose green tea or hojicha instead. You’ll leave with a satisfied sweet tooth and new skills inspired by Japan’s rich wagashi tradition.

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Try an exquisite Ten-course fruit sashimi tasting

Get ready to discover new ways to taste the nuances of fruits and learn about sustainability in a 1.5-hour experience featuring 10 exquisite fruit sashimi dishes. • You’ll be welcomed and get a brief introduction to the elevated art of fruit sashimi, its pieces intricately sliced to highlight their natural flavors and textures. • Enjoy three innovative and seasonal fruit sashimi dishes accented with spices, herbs, and specialty salts. • Sample two carefully curated drinks that add depth to the tasting experience. This tasting is a journey through flavor and texture that highlights the spectacular beauty and flavors of fruit.

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Make arare rice crackers with Japan’s only certified master

Roast and finish handcrafted arare (rice crackers) at Sōzen—the confectioner that produces arare for the Imperial House of Japan, the Royal Family of Dubai, and many five-star hotels—guided by Japan’s only certified jouwazashi (master arare craftsman). • Roast the arare—which are prepared over ten days by skilled artisans—by shaking them over heat in a wire mesh basket and coating them with Sōzen’s secret sauce. • While your arare are cooling, roast tea leaves to make hōjicha (roasted green tea) and enjoy it with a sampling of our signature warabimochi (bracken starch dumplings). I’ll share a bit about Sōzen’s history as you work. • Pack your finished arare and place them in a traditional local textile pouch to bring home as a memento of our time together. You’ll leave with an appreciation for the craft and care that go into creating world-class snacks, as well as the cultural heritage of Nishijin.

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Kyoto’s Signature White Miso & Onigiri Cooking Tour

Make Kyoto’s signature white miso in this interactive cooking lesson with the founder of Miso Pota Kyoto. Japan is home to a diverse variety of regional miso, each with its own unique characteristics. • I’ll guide you through various tips for making and using white miso, from activating the fermentation to blending ingredients by hand. White miso stands out for its mild sweetness, making it a versatile ingredient. • Take part in a tasting session after you finish making your homemade miso. • Finally, make and enjoy miso potage soup with rice onigiri to learn how to use miso in daily life. Itadakimasu! You’ll leave with expanded knowledge about miso recipes, and your packaged miso to take home.

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Showa retro tour in Jimbocho

Let’s go on a walking journey through Tokyo’s unique streets and alleyways where Showa retro—a time period that shaped much of Japan’s modern identity—comes alive. I’ll show you some of my favorite coffee shops, vintage record stores, and drinking spots. • After meeting at Jimbocho station, we’ll walk to a kissaten, an old-style Japanese coffeehouse, and the beating heart of Showa retro Japan. This enduring blend of Western coffee culture and 1960s and ’70s sensibilities provides the perfect backdrop to chat about this vibrant period in Japan’s history. • Next, I’ll lead you to some of my favorite shops in Jimbocho for vintage goods, vinyl records, stationery, and retro magazines, where you can shop until Japan’s groovy past belongs to you. • Eat at a yoshoku restaurant, a western-influenced style of fusion cooking, where you’ll taste some of the most authentic dishes and wash them down with a tasty beverage. Get a unique glimpse into the Showa era, learn how to spot retro signs and buildings, and take home a few pieces you can’t find anywhere else.

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Make matcha and explore a green tea farm

Join me, a sixth-generation tea master, to experience the craft of making green tea in Uji, a renowned tea-producing region. You’ll learn about the entire process, from farming to harvest. • We’ll begin with a factory and farm tour at Yutoha, where you’ll learn about our traditional farming methods and how we grow our tea bushes. • I’ll teach you how to whisk matcha (green tea leaves ground to a fine powder) and compare your creation with a professional’s, gaining insights into this cherished tradition. • Best of all, you’ll enjoy a tasting session to explore the flavor differences of using various tea production methods, alongside our original matcha green tea candy. You’ll leave with a new perspective on the craft, and the skills to prepare your own premium matcha at home.

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Tea Ceremony Experience in a private tea room in Shibuya

Here, you'll learn about the art of the tea ceremony and explore organic matcha in detail, without the strict rules and dress codes of the formal ceremony. You can enjoy the rare, premium organic matcha that makes up only 2% of the market's supply. • We’ll begin by talking about Japan’s traditional tea ceremony, as well as the history of produce matcha, which is now celebrated globally for its health benefits.. • I’ll walk you through how matcha is made and the differences between rare premium organic matcha which is only 2% produced in Japan and the other matcha. • After learn about the tea ceremony and matcha, I will prepare matcha in the formal tea ceremony style and serve it to the guests. • Finally, I’ll guide you through the process of making your own matcha, ensuring you understand the techniques you’ll use. ・At the end of the activity, you'll have some free time to ask questions about the tea ceremony and matcha. Additionally, if you wish, you'll have the opportunity to purchase high-quality organic matcha and original tea tools as souvenirs.

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Learn the art of Japanese tea ceremony with a master

You’re invited to an immersive lesson in the art of Japanese tea ceremony. As an experienced instructor of 15 years, I’ll guide you through the technique, materials, and principles of this traditional art form. This experience is unique in that you’ll have the opportunity to experience the tea ceremony not from the perspective of a "Guest," but from the perspective of the "Host." • After a brief greeting, I’ll explain what the tea ceremony is and the role of the 'Host' in the tea ceremony, outlining the flow while highlighting the core spiritual principles of the ceremony. • You will select your own tea bowl, matcha, sweets and sweets plate as I share the art of tea selection and nuances of ceremony etiquette. • We’ll complete a full, traditional tea ceremony, during which you’ll purify your tea container, make your own matcha, enjoy what you’ve prepared, and discover the “mind principles” of tea ceremony through wall scrolls. This hands-on experience will help you connect to the true spirit of the ritual, which has a history that spans over 500 years. You’ll leave with a renewed sense of mindfulness and a memorable connection to this unique tradition.

Activités autour de la gastronomie locale les mieux notées

Découvrez les expériences les mieux notées et adorées par les voyageurs.

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Visite Tsukiji Asakusa S.S

(1) Normal morning version Shijomae station 5:46am start Finish 11:30am at Toyosu market (2) Afternoon version (no tuna auction time) Shijomae station 12:30pm start Finish 4:00pm at Toyosu market. (3) Sunday•Wednesday special version. Tsukiji Honganji temple 9:00am start Finish 12:00noon at Toyosu market (2) Afternoon version (3) Wednesday / Sunday version are no tuna auction time. another schedule and meal are same. Please note it! We'll start at the new Toyosu—the world's largest fish market. Watch Tuna auction first, also several Market shops, We'll then go to the outer area known as the Tsukiji old market and Tsukiji Uogashi, a new building with fish-selling areas, including a background area, After taking some shopping time, we'll purchase a variety of fish and head back to Toyosu new outer Market name of “ Senkyaku Banrai”. We'll prepare for you at our new restaurant in here, Kaisekistyle lunch--Traditional Japanese Cuisine--, Kaisen Donburi—sashimi rice bowls—with fresh seafoods and more. Please note that the markets are lively and changing each day. Please arrive on time and be aware that the experience can run over time. Other things to note We'll go to the Tsukiji old market after that and enjoy comparing the two marketplaces. And at last, you can walk Toyosu new outer market name of “ Senkyaku Banrai “

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Cérémonie de thé japonaise à Anoan

古都日本京都体验抹茶道文化您可通过预约直接到店参与茶道体验，享受60分钟服务，潜心体验独特的日本文化之旅。在客人和我们的其他客人预约时间允许的情况下，还可以继续享受跟由佳老师喝茶交流。在暗香庵的茶道体验，先从缓解您旅途中的疲劳开始，一边品尝由佳老师泡的迎客茶，一边畅谈茶道及其他各种。之后移动到另一层的抹茶茶室，在观赏老师打制的淡抹茶同时，还可以品尝抹茶及美味的和果子。这时候最好能够仔细观察老师的点茶动作，要问为什么的话，因为之后您将要亲自上阵，体验点茶中关键的环节。不过您不必担心，这时候老师会在您身边辅导和讲解，让您充分体验【点日本抹茶】的乐趣。通过体验了解抹茶道文化渊源直接参与互动，能感受到的事物和那些无法亲身体会的部分。同时再让我们分享那些目所能的及心中感受的比如“日本人是怎样生活的呢？”，“日本文化是怎么形成的呢？”等。通过抹茶道的体验能够让双方在不同文化的基础上，在交流的过程中做到拉进心灵的距离，暗香庵抹茶道体验的最大特点。最后静下心来专注品尝自己打制的那份包含着日本深厚底蕴文化的抹茶来结束本次愉快的体验。其他注意事项除新年期间（12月31日-1月3日）外，体验活动全年对外开放，请按下列时间段预约体验。因每日体验活动满员的场合，将无法正常参加，所以请提前和我们联系。另，若预定日期或时间段满员的场合，会需要麻烦您变更时间，敬请谅解。

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Tournée des bars à saké artisanal et local

Top rated entire Japan foodie/drinks bar crawl here. Not like the other tour in touristy area! Please read detailed guest review to get to know more about my tour ! "Let's get away from TOURIST TRAP like Doutonbori/Namba/Shinsekai area and dive into deep local side with real local who was born and raised Osaka city ! Experience of this bar crawl will walk around deep side of Osaka, If you’re looking for "off the beaten path" munchies experience beyond Namba or Dotonbori area in Osaka, HERE is for YOU who want to glimpse what a real local night life is. Let me take you to three SPECIAL standing bars where they originally opened as "liquor store" turned out to be a "Tapas Bar". Great things that we will have quality food/drinks as very reasonable price! You will encounter a bunch of flavorful food/drinks surrounded by full of local. You will be fit in well to local life without language barrier to have Japanese mom's cooking, seasonal sashimi, variety of meat and veggies. You can also buy a quality Sake/whiskey bottle in order to have your souvenir! Let's enjoy the real local night out together like a local. Other things to note Food/drinks are NOT included in the tour fee. Average food/drink costs is about 7000yen in TOTAL 3 restaurant. You will be stuffed! Vegetarian friendly! LGBTQ friendly! Non-alcohol option. Message me if apps doesn't show up the date you want.

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Tournée des bars et izakayas locaux à Osaka

Bar hopping tour at Dotonbori & Uranamba area! Normally 5-10 guests are joining, and you will have wonderful memory with local host, and other traveler from all over the world!! "Uranamba" is the area many local Osaka people enjoy drinking. We will take you to real local bar and izakaya, difficult to find for foreigners. Also take you to some deep & hidden places you never know. This experience is not just for local foods and drinks, give you the opportunity to connect with local people. Cannot wait to show you guys around my city!! We will eat during the tour, so you don't need to eat before the tour. Let's enjoy food and drink like local! If you have special request related to place, food, date and so on, we can organize the tour up to your requests. ＜What's included＞ ○ 3 hours with a local guide ○ Admission fee is free ✖️ Alcoholic Beverages ✖️ Dinner ※We split the total amount, and 99 yen or less will be rounded up to make accounting smoother. ※If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance.

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Visite gastronomique de Kyoto de nuit

We will share a course-meal ranging from modern to traditional Japanese food across 4-6 food stands and restaurants. I have chosen these vendors to talk about quality food and rich food culture that represent Kyoto. Throughout the evening, we will try many kinds of foods that highlight Kyoto's rich culture. Other things to note: - Please let me know if you have food restrictions or allergies at least a week beforehand. I might not be able to fully accommodate restrictions as it is a group experience. - This experience is run by either myself or another trusted local guide. - I update my tour availability by the 3rd week for next month. Even if you don't see availability, please check back later.

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Cérémonie du thé dans une maison de ville de Kyoto

Recently matcha green tea has become very popular all around the world. As you know, matcha plays a very important role in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. However, learning about Japanese tea ceremony means much more than just learning to make tea. Let's find the concept and philosophy behind this performing art. At first, you will learn the basic concepts and ideas of tea ceremony. You will also learn how to behave in a tea room and appreciate its decoration. Next, you'll watch a demonstration of "the way of tea". You will enjoy the quiet and serene atmosphere. And then let's make your own tea! We will tell you how to drink it, and also serve you a specially selected Japanese cake. Come, step into the world of profound spirituality and set your soul free, and let's have fun together!! <Please note> * The session is held on Tuesday morning, Wednesday and Friday afternoon. Even though you send us a request, it's not possible to open on the other date. * Please arrive on time. We cannot allow latecomers to join a session once it has started. * Please note the maximum count is 10 people. * It's required to keep quiet during the session, especially during the demonstration, so please refrain from bringing children under the age of 6. * Our service doesn't include kimono rental.

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Apprenez à préparer des nouilles udon

※We are not opened the class for one person (minimum from 2ppl). Please contact us before booking if you wish to join our class alone. We can advise another session that already booked. You can experience how to make Handmade Udon in the authentic Udon restaurant and enjoy the Udon you made after the class. If you wish, you can enjoy making udon while sipping on Japanese sake, beer or etc... (Please note that the cost of drinks is not included in the fee.) You can also bring Udon back to your home if you want. Handmade udon made by ourselves is chewier and softer than udon sold in stores. Anybody who doesn’t have any skill for cooking can easily experience. Both kids and adults can enjoy the udon. We would like people from other countries to know one of the traditional Japanese food and share the joy of making it together. Our restaurant is in the Michelin guide. So after your class, our Udon chief will make Udon dish for you which tastes amazing! -Other things to note- •Please wear clothes you don't mind getting messy! •You need to be on time! (We will also operate regular customers for restaurant after your class.) •We shall not be responsible for any troubles. •There is possibility to you have another group in the same session. Please be aware and enjoy the company! •If children under the age of 12 are participating, at least one adult must accompany them.

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Une balade gourmande japonaise authentique à Asakusa

We will explore the residual area of Asakusa, Tokyo's old town while stopping by my favorite places while visiting some of the must-visit landmarks in Tokyo (e.g. Sensoji temple with Tokyo Skytree view). We will eat at 5-6 local food restaurants and shops that are popular among the locals. Most of them have a very long history and small family-owned businesses. Throughout the tour, you will taste a wide variety of Japanese food and experience our unique culture. Other things to note This tour is run by either me or my staff. Food is included in the price. Let me know if you have any food restrictions or allergies. Unfortunately, I cannot accommodate vegetarian food restrictions.

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Préparation de matcha dans une maison centenaire

A truly unique cultural experience. 1. Discover Learn the history and fundamentals of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Let us help you gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture as we introduce things like bowing best practices and other etiquette specific to Japan. 2. Experience Take advantage of the truly unique opportunity to learn about the tea ceremony in our loft room. The loft room, called Tsushinikai in Japanese, is characteristic of traditional wooden town houses called Kyomachiya. Enjoy the distinguished atmosphere of the Tsushinikai, offering a distinctive experience compared to any other. 3. Create Make and drink your own matcha with us while experiencing the traditional preparation method called Bonryakutemae, a vital step of the tea ceremony. Our hope is for you to enjoy this tea ceremony experience so much that you will want to enjoy it in your own home as well. 4. Explore Step back in time with us as we walk with you around the 100-year-old Kyo-machiya for pictures, videos, and further discussion. The original architecture of this house has been retained for over 100 years, providing a rare glimpse into Kyoto’s past. Don’t miss your opportunity to experience this unique tea ceremony for yourself!

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Tea Ceremony, Calligraphy & Kimono

You will experience the Japanese art of tea ceremony (sado), Japanese calligraphy (shodo), wearing kimono in a real Japanese family home. This is a very relaxed activity for those interested in Japanese art, family life, meditation or simply if you want to avoid bad weather outside. You will also get to learn about family life in Japan. We are a bilingual family (English-Japanese), so you don't need to worry about having any language problems. Our house is quite large, so there is plenty of space for you to relax and enjoy the following activities: (1) Try Japanese calligraphy (shodo), which is a traditional art with a brush. When you focus on the lines and strokes by using it, you feel you are doing mediation. You can learn about Japanese writing system and write Japanese hiragana, and much more to exercise your fingers. (2) Try out a kimono from a selection of colours and patterns. We will help you put on the kimono. You will feel how tight and how uncomfortable, yet beautiful it is to wear one. (3)Enjoy tea ceremony (sado) in a Japanese tatami room, where you sit on the floor. It is a form of meditation, immersing yourself in the act of preparing, serving & drinking matcha green tea (with a sweet) in an authentic environment.

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