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Wagashi Making & Tea Ceremony Experience
★4.9(22 verified GetYourGuide reviews)Price and rating checked 7 August 2026· 50 minutes38 travellers viewed this in the last hour
Wagashi are the exquisite traditional sweets served alongside matcha in Japan, and in this hands-on class in Ginza you learn to make them yourself. After a short introduction to what wagashi are and where they come from, an instructor guides you through making two different types by hand, shaping and colouring each one. You then take your matcha ticket through to the tea room and enjoy your creations with a freshly prepared bowl of matcha, followed by a photo session. Traditional Japanese crafts are on sale at the venue if you have time to browse afterwards.
What makes this tour
Make two types of wagashi by hand with an instructor
Shape and colour delicate Japanese sweets
Enjoy your creations with matcha in the tea room
Central Ginza studio two minutes from Ginza Station
Photo session to capture your finished sweets
Traditional Japanese crafts available to browse
What's included
- Wagashi making class with an instructor
- All ingredients for the Japanese sweets
- Rental of the equipment used during the class
- Matcha to enjoy with your creations
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