Washoku Cooking Lesson in Tokyo

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Japan is home to many UNESCO cultural heritage sites and experiences. Usually, one thinks of old buildings or famous events when they imagine UNESCO, but Japan has more than that. In this cooking lesson, learn to cook UNESCO-recognized washoku Japanese Cuisine.Washoku has been registered as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and you can learn to make it yourself. Using traditional methods, make four mouth-watering dishes at the cooking studio in Yotsuya. Start from scratch and learn to make four cultural dishes, including soup, appetizers, side dishes and dessert. Take home the recipes as well as the memories of Japan’s deep and rich culture.

Highlights

Make 4 traditional UNESCO-recognized recipes
Learn from Japanese chefs while experiencing Japan's cultural heritage
Make a full meal including appetizers, side dishes, soups, and desserts

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Facilities

Free cancellation

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Available in English

What's included

Food and drinks
All necessary equipment
Cooking class

Not included

Transportation

Where you'll meet

Please come to the cooking studio directly, it's located 4 mins away from Osaki station in Shinagawa city. Detailed location and Google Maps link will be provided on your voucher after booking confirmation.

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Important information

Know in advance: * This activity is able to accommodate the following dietary requirements: Halal, Kosher, Vegan and Vegetarian. Please inform the local operator in advance of any allergies / dietary restrictions. Contact info can be found after booking * Upon your arrival at the meeting venue, kindly provide the host with the name under which the booking was made * If the meeting location changes, you will be notified separately after the order is confirmed

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