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Things to do in Asakusa, Kanto: The Best Classes & Workshops
Discover the best top things to do in Asakusa, Japan including Tokyo Bon Asakusa, Asakusa Kitchen, TAIKO-LAB Asakusa, Kawara Smash Kawarana, Asakusa Photo & Souvenir, Some Kobo 1907, Katana Slash Katanaba, 【Cooking Class in Asakusa】KAWAII Sushi Ball, Asakusa Sushiken, Edo Tonbotama Senmonten Mihara.
Restaurants in Asakusa
1. Tokyo Bon Asakusa
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5.0 based on 70 reviews
Our company Takafuji Dance Company started from Kanazawa City in Ishikawa Prefecture. We started to provide a few of these services because we have a vision to have this traditional culture being continued like Kabuki which has a history of 400 years, and also have it being experienced by others. We own a facility called 「Cool Japan experience」in Asakusa which is the platform for Japanese Cultural Experience produced by Japan Creative Dance Takafuji. Our theme is 「Dream Experience」, where we hope one gets to experience a dream of their lifetime at our place. We have other Japanese cultural experiences that one can enjoys freely at our Tokyo Bon in Asakusa.
2. Asakusa Kitchen
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Japanese cooking lesson for tourists and foreign residents. We teach traditional, easy-to-make, yet delicious Japanese dishes in English!
3. TAIKO-LAB Asakusa
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5.0 based on 35 reviews
It's loud. It's powerful. It's SUPER fun! Enjoy the authentic art of Japanese Taiko Drumming, no experience or Japanese required! TAIKO-LAB is one of the largest Japanese Taiko drumming groups in the world, with members who tour internationally and teach over 3,000 students in our studios across Japan. We believe playing Taiko is good for both your body and the mind, so we would like people of all ages from around the world to experience the beat of the drums!
4. Kawara Smash Kawarana
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5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By smooshy_mooshy
This was a fun activity for everyone from my 14 yr old nephew to my 75 yr old mom. The host is very energetic and speaks English very well. They also record you smashing the tiles on an iPad and AirDrop it to you while you are there. This place is located on a small street, so it's a good thing we took a cab instead of trying to find it ourselves. Also be sure you have cash since they don't take credit cards.
5. Asakusa Photo & Souvenir
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Founded in 2007. Starting with planning and production of video content in the corporate PR and broadcasting fields, we are engaged in the development of new products using video technology, and services such as photography services. We are also working on business development for tourism and inbound tourism in Asakusa.
6. Some Kobo 1907
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Somekobo 1907, located in Asakusa, Tokyo, is a dyeing workshop/store where beginners can enjoy dyeing. You can make your favorite dyed item by hand and bring back the work on that day. Workshop professionals help you make and finish the work, so there is no worry. Even small kids often visit our workshop. Indigo means a special color called "Japan Blue." Please experience the fun of dyeing and unique Japanese traditional culture. We hope that your stay in Japan will be more enjoyable through workshop experience.
7. Katana Slash Katanaba
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
Samurai Sword "KATANA" Experience!! Learning how to use Samurai Sword, aiming at the goal where you are able to slash a tatami roll like Samurai fighting. Meanwhile, our instructor show you his performance using Samurai Sword. We provide our program on a group basis, consisting of a few clients. The maximum number of people per one group is five. It takes 45min to complete the program. We are looking forward to your visit!!
Reviewed By Pavel778
What an experience! Matsumoto was a great teacher, calm, patient and very knowledgable and skilled. We learnt the history of the katana and how it’s made, then did some practice swings and before we knew it we were slicing through tatami mats like samurai! Would highly recommend, such a great feeling when you make a clean cut. Definitely harder than he makes it look!
8. 【Cooking Class in Asakusa】KAWAII Sushi Ball
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
November 2019, we will open "Experience Dining -WASHOKU-" in Asakusa. In our dining, you can experience whole Japanese culture
Reviewed By aomi99 - San Francisco, United States
I had the wonderful opportunity to learn how to make beautiful temari sushi today from Megumi. Megumi was very patient and pleasant as she taught me how to make these delightfully delicious works of art. I remembered my class start time incorrectly and was embarrassingly very late; however, Megumi was super accommodating and squeezed me into her schedule despite the fact it was completely my fault. Megumi also helped me coordinate a delay in my kimono rental and rickshaw appointment so I can finish my class and enjoy the temari I made for lunch. She is also very personable. By the time we were done with the class, I felt like a made a wonderful new friend. This day could’ve been disappointing due to my own mistake of forgetting my class start time, but Megumi successfully turned it into one of my most memorable experiences in Japan. Washoku also offers delightfully beautiful dishes on order, and the view from this 5th floor restaurant is absolutely stunning! Thank you Megumi for a fantastic cooking experience! I can’t wait to share what I have learned with family and friends back at home. I highly recommend this class and restaurant!
9. Asakusa Sushiken
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
【Japan's food culture - Sushi Making Experience】 Experience sushi making at a major sushi restaurant in Asakusa which obtained a Halal Certification. You can not only try making nigiri (hand-pressed) sushi but also temaki (hand roll) sushi and your original sushi as well. Make it and take a picture with the chef for a perfect memory of your visit to Japan.
