Kinderfreundlicher Sushi Making Class in Tokyo (Englisch-Led)

It was fun. Thank you for Omotenasi(hospitality)!

It was a great experience even for a Japanese I highly recommend any tourists visiting Japan to explore Japanese culture

Morris is so fun and welcoming. This class is taught in his home and the experience was amazing and a unique look into Japanese culture. He has two kids and understood about our kids (10 and 12) and was very amenable to our "Americanisms." Highly recommend for an unforgettable experience. We had a guide to get us here, but I imagine it might be hard to find if I was navigating this on my own.

We had such fun with Nat, learning sushi history and etiquette, and how to make four different types of sushi. The program is varied, well-designed and everything was well-organised. I loved the ‘Pop Quiz’ at the beginning and the little history lesson; which dispelled some misconceptions that I had held about sushi. I learned a lot. I particularly liked that food hygiene was paramount. Nat is an excellent instructor, and a warm and friendly person, with a relaxed style. She explained every step, provided great hints and tips, and made sure we were getting to grips (literally) with new techniques. She made everything seem easy, even tricky rolling techniques, like the Inside-Out sushi roll. That has given me a lot of confidence, and I can’t wait to try my new-found skills when I get home… if only I can find some decent fish! There was a lot of sushi to eat, once we had finished - so make sure to bring your appetite with you. We enjoyed our time with her greatly and I highly recommend this course.

In a warm and friendly atmosphere, the two hours flew by. When nigiri sushi, battle ship shaped sushi, inside-out rolls, and decorative sushi which I made were beautifully arranged on the plate, I was so delighted. It was my first time making decorative sushi, but by following the instructions, I was excited to see the beautiful patterns appear when slicing it. Not only can you enjoy sushi-making, but you can also learn about the history of sushi, dining etiquette, as well as Japanese food and language. I highly recommend joining this tour!