Kamakura Small Group Onigiri making and Sake Tasting in Sake Bar
Kamakura, JP
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Highlights
- Hands-on Onigiri making experience
- Sake tasting with knowledgeable guides
- Cozy atmosphere in hidden sake bar
- Learn about Japanese food culture
- Small group activity for personalized experience
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Duration 1 hour 30 minutes
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Small group activity
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Includes sake tasting
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Includes onigiri making
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English-speaking guide
Indulge in the ultimate Japanese food and drink experience with a Kamakura Small Group Onigiri making and Sake Tasting in a hidden sake bar. Learn the art of making rice balls and savor them with three different regional sakes, all while immersing yourself in the cozy atmosphere of this local gem. Discover the secrets of Japanese food culture from a food journalist and the sake bar owner, making this activity a must-do for any traveler seeking an authentic taste of Japan. Perfect for small groups, this activity is the ideal addition to your Kamakura adventure, offering a unique blend of culinary delights and cultural insights. Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the flavors of Japan in a truly memorable way.
At a Glance
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Free cancellation
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1 hours 30 minutes
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Available in English
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Mobile voucher
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Small Group tour
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Guided
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Family friendly
Featured Reviews
Experience the art of onigiri making and sake tasting in a cozy Kamakura sake bar, guided by food experts in a small group setting.
Included
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Snacks -
Alcoholic beverages
Excluded
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Private transportation
Meeting Point
on the 2nd floor of the left wing of the restaurant complex
〒248-0015 Kanagawa, Kamakura, Sasamemachi, 6−7 鎌倉笹目座 2階 , Japan
End Point
on the 2nd floor of the left wing of the restaurant complex
〒248-0015 Kanagawa, Kamakura, Sasamemachi, 6−7 鎌倉笹目座 2階 , Japan
What to expect
Japanese Sake Salon
At the beloved sake bar in Kamakura locales, you can learn how to make rice balls or ONIGIRI and enjoy them with three different sakes. Onigiri is now one of the most renowned Japanese foods worldwide. Very humble, but it is a soul food for Japanese people. Onigiri made with freshly cooked rice, and wrapped with a crispy nori seaweed is nothing but delicious. Naturally, it goes very well with sake because it is also made from rice. Many regional sakes from all over Japan are available. If you are interested in making roll sushi, we'll teach you super easy yet delicious and instagenic way. Please let us know that you want make roll sushi, instead of onigiri when you book. "Neta" or sushi toppings are fresh raw fish and vegetables. ・Small group activity ・You can learn about Japanese food culture before or after seeing temples and Great Buddha statues in Kamakura ・You can ask us about must-see/must-eat/must-go places in and around Kamakura. ・You can drink more sake with additional payment if you wish.
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The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health -
Public transportation options are available nearby
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We don't serve alcohol people under age of 20 by the law.
What our experts say
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Try the local seafood at nearby restaurants. -
Visit Hasedera Temple after the class.
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Take a stroll to Yuigahama Beach nearby.
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Ask about local sake recommendations.
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Enjoy more sake for an extra charge!
More About this Experience
Introduction
Experience the best of Japanese food culture with the Kamakura Small Group Onigiri making and Sake Tasting in a cozy sake bar. This unique activity allows you to learn the art of making rice balls, known as Onigiri, and savor them with a selection of regional sakes.What to expect?
Guests can anticipate a hands-on experience of making two delicious rice balls under the guidance of an experienced food journalist. Following the Onigiri making session, you will have the opportunity to taste three different regional sakes while learning about Japanese food and drink culture from the sake bar owner and the food journalist.Who is this for?
This activity is perfect for food enthusiasts, travelers interested in Japanese culinary traditions, and anyone looking to immerse themselves in the local culture of Kamakura. Whether you are a sake connoisseur or a food lover looking to try something new, this experience is designed for anyone who appreciates good food and drinks.Why book this?
Embark on this unique journey to discover the authentic flavors of Japan through the art of Onigiri making and sake tasting. This activity provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity to delve into Japanese food culture in a small group setting, allowing for a personalized and intimate experience that you won't find elsewhere. From the cozy atmosphere of the sake bar to the expert guidance of the food journalist, every moment of this experience is crafted to delight your senses and leave you with lasting memories.Good to know
In addition to the Onigiri making and sake tasting, you can also seek recommendations for must-see attractions and dining spots in and around Kamakura. The activity includes alcoholic beverages and snacks for your enjoyment, with the option to purchase additional sake if desired. Take advantage of this opportunity to indulge in the flavors of Japan and create unforgettable memories during your visit to Kamakura.Reviews
Guests who have participated in the Kamakura Small Group Onigiri making and Sake Tasting activity have raved about the hands-on experience of creating traditional rice balls and sampling a variety of regional sakes. Many have praised the knowledgeable guides and cozy atmosphere of the sake bar, making it a must-do for anyone looking to explore Japanese food culture in a fun and interactive way. Overall, guests have left with a newfound appreciation for Onigiri and sake, making this activity a highlight of their trip to Kamakura.
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