[Tokyo, Omotesando] Character Rice Cake (Mochi), Strawberry Daifuku & Matcha Mocktail Experience - Enjoy Japanese Style with Easy-to-Make Japanese Sweets and Non-Alcoholic Drinks! Recipes Included

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• We offer a two-hour cultural experience where you can enjoy Japanese sweets and designer tea (tea mocktails) in a quiet space in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo. The experience begins with making skewered dumplings and strawberry daifuku (rice cakes) with cute animal motifs, such as rabbits and chicks. Even beginners can feel at ease as the instructor will provide careful support. Next, you will make two types of mocktails (non-alcoholic drinks) using matcha and hojicha. You will experience a new way to enjoy tea. English support is available, gluten-free, and recipes are provided, so you can also take home the drink. Solo participants, families, and friends are all welcome (minimum two participants). Enjoy a Japanese hospitality experience that will create photogenic memories of your trip!
• It's a great photo spot! It's also a hot topic on social media.
• The animal-themed Japanese sweets and mocktails made with colorful Japanese tea are also incredibly cute. There is plenty of time for photos during the experience, which is popular for taking great photos to post on social media. Share your travel memories right away!
• Peace of mind even when traveling! English-speaking and small class sizes
• With detailed guidance in English, even first-timers can feel at ease. Groups are limited to a maximum of six people, so it's easy for individuals and families to participate. (Minimum number of participants: two)
• You can choose
• The basic plan includes three animal skewers: Usagi, chick, and Shiba Inu, but please let us know if you would like to change any of the ones shown in the photo. (Please note that the strawberry daifuku may be changed to a different flavor, such as Muscat, if strawberries are not available in season.)