[Tokyo/Ebisu] Sushi making experience taught by an authentic sushi chef ~ Experience traditional Japanese culture firsthand! Empty-handed (held on November 20, 2023)

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Beginners welcome - First try
Empty-hands OK
Meal included
Solo participant
Operate rain or shine

Possible number of bookings

1～20
Participating age

18Age ～ 85 Age
Duration

1～2 hours

Plan description

We will hold a sushi making experience event where the skills of authentic craftsmen shine in a comfortable space in Ebisu. At this event, you will learn how to make traditional Japanese sushi under the guidance of an experienced sushi chef. It is possible to participate at a low cost and is a great opportunity to experience traditional Japanese culture firsthand. Furthermore, it provides a valuable experience where you can see the craftsmanship up close. For sushi lovers, this event will be a valuable time to learn about traditional Japanese techniques and experience the joy of making delicious sushi with your own hands. We look forward to your participation.

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Reservation cancellation fee generation date	Cancellation fee will be charged from 5 days before the event date.
About cancellation	Please note that in the case of cancellation due to customer's convenience, the following cancellation fee will be charged. Cancellation 5 to 3 days ago: 20% Cancellation 2 days ago: 50% Cancellation the day before: 70% Cancellation on the day: 100% Cancellation without prior notice: 100%
About event termination	If the number of customers is not gathered by one week in advance, the event will be cancelled.

Detailed information of this plan

Required minimum number of participants	17 Person(s)
Possible number of bookings	1～20
About duration	1～2 hours 90 minutes (experience time is 70 minutes)
Operating period	2024/11/20 Held on 2023/11/20
Assembly time	Please arrive 5 minutes before the activity start time.
Booking deadline	until 15:59 6 days before

Changing room		Toilet
Shower		Parking
Locker

Dress code - Must bring items	nothing special. *I think it's better to wear short sleeves because you'll be holding sushi so it won't get dirty.

Matters require attention	・Please refrain from participating if you have a fish allergy.・We cannot be held responsible if you develop an allergy while participating.

Access - Map

4-10-5 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

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Assembly point

East Green Heights Room 202

If you arrive by car

Parking: None

If you arrive by train

5 minutes walk from the west exit of JR Ebisu Station

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: Tokyo Shibuya/Harajuku

: Hobby / Cultural experience Traditional culture experience Sushi making experience Food making Traditional culture experience

Selling points regarding safety

Enjoy a sushi making experience that prioritizes safety. We have implemented the following measures: Strict adherence to hygiene standards: Proper handling of ingredients and clean environment. Master's guidance: A sushi chef will guide you and teach you how to make sushi safely. Ingredient quality: Ensure the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients and control the source of ingredients. Hand washing/disinfection: Participants will be asked to wash their hands and disinfect their fingers in an effort to prevent infectious diseases.