Tokyo · DESSERT TOURS
4 reviewed
The shortlist we would hand a friend: 4 dessert tours worth booking, each with its price, its reader verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Make matcha in Asakusa with hands-on coaching and seasonal Japanese sweets. English-speaking hosts, short class, real skills for home.
“Rino made me a master matcha maker, had so much fun during the class, and learned a lot ! Dessert were yummy as well”
In Asakusa near Tokyo Skytree, make matcha from scratch with a fun history quiz, then whisk your own tea and taste sweets with English hosts.
“It was really interesting, learned so much and now I'm ready to make matcha at home. Thanks to Hiyo and Yui! Making this trip much more memorable (:”
Learn traditional nerikiri sweets and matcha etiquette in Harajuku. Make 4 sweets, take them home, then enjoy tea with Japanese confections.
“This was our absolute favorite activity in Tokyo. I took my two sons, age 13 and 11 years to this experience. The hostess was so gracious and patient. She brought us into her beautiful home and taught us how to make intricate Japanese sweets. She also had a wonderful tea ceremony with treats for us. It was so much fun and would highly recommend it!”
Make mochi and dango by hand in Sakura’s home near Shibuya. Small group, matcha tasting, and take-home treats in 2 hours.
“So much fun and my boys enjoyed making mochi and learning about the history! Thank you for a great experience!”
