About this tour
Pick up basic sushi-making skills in a relaxed Naha workshop just off Kokusai Street. Over 90 minutes, you'll work through hand-forming techniques with seasonal fish—tuna, salmon, shrimp, egg—guided by an experienced instructor who keeps pace with beginners. Shape your own nigiri, taste what you've made alongside tea, and optionally dress in traditional happi for photos. It's food culture you can actually do, not just watch.
Highlights
- Learn nigiri hand-forming from a trained instructor
- Work with fresh seasonal tuna, salmon, shrimp, egg
- Make and eat your own sushi straight away
- Optional happi or kimono costume for photos
- Small-group, beginner-friendly pace
- Modern casual space near Kokusai Street
What to expect
You'll arrive in a modern, low-key workshop space and be shown how to handle sushi rice, shape it, and top it cleanly with fish. The instructor walks through each step without rushing—no prior experience needed. You'll then make your own nigiri pieces, with staff on hand if you need a hand. Once finished, sit down with what you've made, sip tea, and taste your handiwork. The whole thing runs about 90 minutes. If the space is busy, you may share a table with other participants. Staff can snap photos on your phone if you opt for the traditional outfit.
Good to know
Inform the venue of food allergies before arrival. Children under 4 can share a dish; those 4 and over have their own fee. Drinks and alcohol cost extra. Public transport is nearby. Not suitable for anyone with cardiovascular concerns.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







