What to do and see in Japan, Japan: The Best Lessons & Workshops

Thank you very much for finding our small cooking class in Kyoto, Japan. The class is not only about cooking, but learning about Japanese culture. We will do our best to share all that we can about our culture; we sincerely hope you enjoy it.

Challenge Your Eye! Let us be your photographic personal trainer. Have fun creating beautiful images. Make the most of your time shooting in the city. Get the expertise of a local photographer. We strive to provide a fun and educational photographic travel experience for people in all walks of life.

The Tea Ceremony Juan is a genuine and truly authentic Japanese Tea Room located inside the grounds of the Jotokuji temple. Monks who visited China to learn Buddhism discovered tea and they brought back tea seed to Japan and started to grow tea plants. Tea drinking became popular and out of this habit the practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony evolved. There is nothing else available in Kyoto other than a few other Tea Rooms which are set in the grounds of Temples and Shrines and are, for obvious reasons, closed to the general public from Japan and overseas, other than on very special and rare occasions.If you are looking to experience the Japanese Tea Ceremony in its true spirit then there is nothing else better in Kyoto than the Tea Ceremony Juan located in the grounds of the Jotokuji temple.

"TSUKIJI COOKING" Japanese cooking classes in Tokyo for visitors to Japan and overseas residents and their Japanese friends. At Tsukiji Cooking you will be able to shop in the tsukiji outer market with expert chefs, and learn how to cook Japanese food using fresh ingredients sourced right from Toyosu Market. We can teach you how to make sushi, ramen, yakitori and more. We also offer sake tasting, and certification courses in sake and tofu, and private as well as corporate and luxury gourmet experiences.

We set up Niseko Black to provide a Luxury Concierge and travel service that is the best in Niseko and benchmarked to the highest global standards. Our Snowsports School carries the same rigorous standards courtesy of our exclusive, first-class instructors and backcountry guides. Premium Service. Flexibility. Experience the best of Niseko and beyond. Don't forget to ask for our complimentary private transfer service!

Your opportunity to be part of Kyoto! "Ami Kyoto" provides traditional Japanese cultural experience in English for foreign visitors. You can experience Ikebana (Japanese art of flower arrangement, Calligraphy and Tea ceremony in our 80-year-old traditional Kyoto townhouse. The foundation of Japanese traditional culture was laid in the Muromachi period. At that time, people called "ami" protected and promoted the emerging culture, including noh dance and the tea ceremony. They were priests who served a shogun or feudal lord, and sowed the seeds of our classical aesthetic values. Ami emphasized equality, virtue, harmony and calmness in their contribution to cultural development. "Ami Kyoto" continues to spread their spirituality which still underlies the Japanese culture of today.

We are closed for a while since manager will go to work in Ireland, sorry! Hope to see you in the future somewhere :)!

Eat Osaka provides English language cooking experiences for visitors to Japan's culinary capital! Each session lasts 2 - 3 hours (starting at 11am and 6pm daily) in which guests learn about Osaka's food culture and make a full Japanese meal under the guidance of experienced local chefs. We will also provide you with enough information to recreate everything on our menu after you return home!

"Learn a homestyle approach to simple & yummy Japanese dishes". We offer you what Japanese people really eat as an everyday meal in a little private kitchen in the middle of Tokyo with a friendly atmosphere! Please inquire by E-mail or visit our Website!

No.1 cooking class between Osaka station and Namba station. Basically 2-3 participants, so that you can decide the menu! Vegetarian and vegan customer is welcomed! Only sightseeing? How about to look inside of local kitchen during your stay in Japan? It's more than just a tourist experience!