Kid-Friendly Sushi Making Class in Tokyo (English-Led)
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Kid-Friendly Sushi Making Class in Tokyo (English-Led)

5.0 · 24 reviews2h 30m📍 Japan

About this tour

Learn to roll four different sushi styles in Tokyo over two and a half hours with English-speaking instructors who keep things relaxed and social. You'll prepare seasoned rice, assemble your pieces, and pick up Japanese phrases and sushi etiquette along the way. It's designed for families (8+), couples, and complete beginners—no advanced knife work required, just hands-on fun with fellow travellers in a welcoming setting.

Highlights

  • Roll four distinct sushi varieties from scratch
  • Seasoned rice preparation and technique
  • Japanese etiquette quiz with cultural trivia
  • Learn basic Japanese phrases and travel tips
  • All tools, ingredients, and recipe provided
  • Photos of your creations to take home
  • Family-friendly group atmosphere

What to expect

You'll arrive at a cosy studio and start by preparing vinegared rice—the foundation of good sushi. Once that's ready, instructors guide you through rolling four different types, showing proper hand movements without focusing on knife skills. Between rolling rounds, there's a quiz on sushi history, Japanese customs, and etiquette that keeps things engaging. You'll chat with instructors and other participants, ask questions about Japanese culture and travel, and gradually build confidence. The whole experience balances instruction with banter; expect to laugh as much as you learn.

Good to know

Children must be at least 8 years old. Let organisers know about dietary restrictions beforehand. The studio sits near public transport. You'll receive digital photos of your sushi-making session and a recipe card to recreate dishes at home.

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