Things to do in Umeda Area
- Age 20~Age 100
- 1~2 hours
- 11:00 / 12:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 17:00 / 18:00 / 19:00 / 20:00 / 21:00
Basic lecture, explanation of pachinko/slot rules, explanation of how to operate the game machines and how to choose a machine, accompaniment during play, support during actual play, after-sales service, support for prize exchange, transportation, guidance to surrounding facilities, maximum stay time: Unlimited (only during business hours, attendance is up to 1 hour) Number of people available: 1 person or more *Children (under 20 years old) not allowed to accompany the customer The plan contents are as follows. *Prices shown are for 1 person. ・Attendance fee (available in English, Chinese, and Japanese)
- Age 6~Age 75
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 14:00
We provide a Kendo Experience for overseas visitors. Immerse yourself in the world of Samurai by learning authentic Kendo and Samurai history from a professional Kendo instructor. Our dojo is conveniently located in Osaka City, making it easy to access. It takes only 8 minutes by taxi from Osaka Station and 4 minutes on foot from Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome Station.
- Age 6~Age 70
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 14:00 / 17:00
You can make anpan, a type of bread often eaten by Japanese people, in a Japanese home in 2 hours using a domestic oven. Even beginners are OK! We will teach you how to make bread carefully. Children of elementary school age and above can participate. Reservations can be made for up to 4 people. You may be impressed by the fluffy, freshly baked anpan! You can knead the dough by hand or by machine, so it's interesting to see how the dough changes!
- Age 6~Age 80
- 2~3 hours
- 10:00 / 14:00 / 19:00
This is a bread-making class where you can choose your favorite bread from a menu of over 100 types. Even beginners are welcome to come. You can enjoy freshly baked bread in less than 2 hours! You can choose from a variety of types, including hand-kneaded, machine-kneaded, and no-knead bread. You can also make easy chiffon cakes and cheesecakes during the fermentation time.
- Age 6~Age 99
- 1~2 hours
- 11:00 / 14:00 / 14:30
Let's make takoyaki, a traditional Osaka dish, together at 369 KITCHEN STUDIO! Using a special "takoyaki machine" that is said to be in every household in Osaka, we rotate and cook the takoyaki. In just 20 minutes, you can make takoyaki that is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside! Let's eat freshly made, hot takoyaki. You don't have to use octopus as an ingredient. We also have cheese and crab sticks, so let's make lots of original takoyaki with your favorite ingredients! And let's drink Ramune, which is very familiar to Japanese people, together with the takoyaki. It is characterized by a glass ball inside the bottle. Takoyaki is loved by a wide range of generations, from children to the elderly. It is characterized by being able to gather with family and friends and enjoy a takoyaki party together. We will tell you a lot about Osaka's food culture, including takoyaki. Let's make and eat takoyaki, the pride of Osaka, and create memories. ~Experience Outline~ ①Orientation (10 minutes) ②First Takoyaki Experience Let's make and eat takoyaki. (30 minutes) ③Let's try drinking Ramune Ramune is a traditional Japanese carbonated drink. It has a distinctive bottle shape. Let's drink it together. (10 minutes) ④Second Takoyaki Experience Let's make and eat takoyaki again. (30 minutes) ⑤Reflection Let's reflect on the experience. (10 minutes)
- Age 7~Age 100
- Within 1 hour
- 10:00 / 11:00 / 12:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 17:00
This experience includes matcha tea and Japanese sweets. It will be held in a Japanese-style room in the Umeda area, which is very convenient for transportation. You will also learn the basic etiquette of tea ceremony, so even beginners can feel at ease. You will make your own matcha, so you can experience the real tea ceremony, unlike an experience where you only drink it. After the matcha and Japanese sweets, you can also experience sencha tea and enjoy sencha. The instructor will give a detailed explanation of the difference between matcha and sencha.
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