[Kyoto] The only experience in Japan! Experience making soba noodles with local Wazuka tea! Instructors will provide careful support! Beginners, children, and seniors are all welcome! 200 people can participate.

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• Experience making "cha soba" (soba noodles), a Kyoto local dish, for 1 to 200 people. Located in the heart of the Kansai region, Wazuka Town offers easy access. Enjoy activities in Wazuka Town, one of Japan's 100 most beautiful villages, with tea fields stretching as far as the eye can see. Experience making cha soba noodles by kneading Wazuka tea, a Wazuka Town specialty, into the noodles. This is a valuable experience that allows you to experience the history of this local dish firsthand while having fun. Of course, you can also taste the freshly made cha soba noodles. This experience, which also includes a meal, is recommended for families, friends, couples, and groups. Wazuka Town is also approximately 30 minutes from Nara Park, making it easy to plan a trip to Nara that also includes sightseeing. We also offer an experience of making Kyoto udon noodles, a Kyoto local dish. Come experience this local cuisine experience, where you can experience history firsthand while having fun together. We welcome large groups of up to 200 people.
• The only place in Japan where you can experience making green tea soba noodles
• You can experience making cha soba noodles using Wazuka tea, which is considered the highest quality of Uji tea. The instructor will provide detailed explanations and support until the cha soba is complete. This experience is enjoyable even for children and beginners, so please feel free to join us.
• 5 minutes walk from our shop: "Ishidera Tea Plantation, a Japanese Cultural Heritage Site"
• Ishidera tea fields are famous as a scenic spot in Wazuka Town. The entire hill is covered in tea fields, and the impressive sight of the fields stretching into the sky is captivating. The contrast between the expanse of green and the blue sky that fills your 180-degree view is definitely worth seeing.
• Inbound tourists, school trips, and educational trips are also welcome! Up to 200 people can participate at the same time.
• We have partnered with accommodation facilities in Wazuka Town and are able to accommodate large groups. We also have a dedicated bus parking lot. Because the local cuisine experience is a way to learn about Japanese history, we are popular with school trips, educational trips, and inbound groups.