Japan · DESSERT TOURS
4 reviewed
Good dessert tours in Japan fill up weeks ahead and the best of them fill up first. Below are the 4 to look at, what they cost today, and what makes each one different from the next.
Learn to whisk matcha in Asakusa with English guidance and seasonal Japanese sweets, plus step-by-step tips for making better matcha at home.
“Rino made this tour fun interactive. If as so interesting to learn about the origins of match, the history and how the tea ceremony works”
Learn authentic matcha in Osaka with English guidance, small-group hands-on practice, and Japanese sweets. One hour, mobile ticket.
“I was a great introduction to how to prepare a real matcha at home, where it is coming from, and all the tea celebration around it. Momo, our guide for the class was absolutely lovely. Loved it !!!”
Learn matcha in Asakusa near Tokyo Skytree. Quiz, whisking, and sweets pairing in a 1-hour English class, $22 per person.
“I had such a great time at this matcha class! I learned so much about the preparation and proper techniques for making matcha, and the hands-on experience made it even more fun. The instructor was knowledgeable and welcoming, and the whole class felt relaxed and engaging. Highly recommend for anyone who loves matcha or wants to learn something new!”
Make two seasonal *nerikiri* sweets from colored bean paste, then learn a Kyoto tea ritual with single-origin Uji matcha.
“Loved the class. Was interesting learning about how matcha is grown and made and about different Japanese treats. The host was really great. Explained things well and was patient with us. Great activity overall”
