Unlock the Secrets of Traditional Japanese Sweets: Join a Wagashi-Making Class in Kagurazaka, Tokyo
If you’re traveling to Japan and looking for an immersive cultural experience, why not expand your creativity through the art of wagashi-making? Step into the world of traditional Japanese confections and discover how these delicate sweets beautifully capture the essence of Japan’s four seasons.
Baika-tei: A Time-Honored Tradition in Kagurazaka
Wagashi-Making Class at Fufumi-an: A Hidden Gem in Kagurazaka, Tokyo
The name Fufumi evokes the image of budding flowers, which ties perfectly into the nature-inspired designs of the wagashi you will create.
What Makes Wagashi Special?
What to Expect from the Wagashi-Making Class
Once you’ve created your own wagashi, you’ll sit back and enjoy them with a cup of freshly whisked matcha in a traditional tea room—a perfect pairing of flavors.
The class is open to everyone, including children aged 10 and above, and is limited to a small group of up to 10 participants, ensuring personalized instruction and plenty of hands-on time.