Sushi Making and Sake Tasting in a Century Old Kamakura Home

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- Learn the art of sushi-making from a master chef trained at one of Ginza’s most prestigious sushi restaurants. Using premium, seasonal ingredients, you’ll craft elegant sushi with expert guidance.

- Discover the perfect pairing of sushi and sake as a certified kikisake-shi (sake sommelier) introduces three handpicked varieties of Japanese sake, each chosen to complement the flavors of your sushi.

- The experience takes place in a beautifully preserved a century old traditional house in Kamakura, with the charming Enoden train passing just beside it. Relax in the serene garden, surrounded by lush greenery, as you enjoy your handmade sushi and sake in a truly timeless setting.

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Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for individuals with food allergies

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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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12 pieces of nigiri sushi and 3 types of Japanese sake

Travel expenses to the location

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Discover the Art of Sushi in Kamakura -Learn the delicate craft of sushi from a master chef who trained and worked for over 20 years at Ginza’s most prestigious restaurants. With personal guidance, you’ll uncover the true essence of sushi craftsmanship—an experience rooted in tradition and refined technique. You’ll create 12 pieces of nigiri sushi using premium ingredients such as tuna, sea bream, shrimp, and salmon roe—each carefully selected by the chef that morning from the local market. Sake Pairing by a Certified Sommelier -Enjoy three carefully selected types of Japanese sake, chosen by a certified Kikisake-shi (sake sommelier) to perfectly match your sushi. Experience the exquisite harmony between sushi and sake! A Historic Retreat Just Minutes from Kamakura Station -The venue is a century old traditional Japanese house located just a 10-minute walk from Kamakura Station, on the way to the Great Buddha of Hase. Originally built as a luxurious villa for a wealthy Tokyo family, this historic home offers a serene setting where the Enoden train passes right beside the garden — you can savor the sushi you made yourself while watching the charming train go by.

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Sushi Making and Sake Tasting in a Century Old Kamakura Home

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5.00

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well planned and enjoyable for your mind and taste buds
Matthe C,
17 thg 11, 2025
- Đánh giá từ Viator
5.00
Recently started service so I imagine the process will get smoother over time. That said, here is what you get: 1. The location is a 100 year old Japanese house with a beautiful garden. It's not so far from the station and is pretty easy to find. Not many turns and the map from Google is quite clear - just make sure you o go around the corner (left) until you see the sign (see photos) 2. The sushi chef is the real deal. His credentials check out and although his English isn't perfect, he speaks enough and is very good at showing/demonstrating the sushi making process which is the easiest way to follow anyways. The fish was amazing. Fresh and delicious; you can tell he picked choice cuts of meat for the lesson. 3. After learning how to make proper sushi, out comes the sake. Another knowledgeable instructor will present a few different types of sake for you to try. I'm not sure if they will be the same everytime, but the 3 that I tried were all fantastic and so different that I'm sure even people who aren't huge fans will find something they like! Overall, the experience was fantastic. The whole Kamakura area is fantastic for spending a day at - the Great Buddha, other temples and Shrines, the cafes and other shops around town, and I think this sort of experience that could make it an even more satisfying day trip. That said, the quality of the course and the experience itself is definitely worth the short trip from Tokyo!