Tsukiji is the right place to learn sushi. This class takes you into a traditional Japanese building above the outer
Tsukiji’s seafood story makes more sense when you follow it from market stall to sushi plate. This four-hour experience begins
Shinjuku’s best introduction may begin at a sushi counter, move to A5 Wagyu grilled over a shichirin stove, and finish
Tokyo’s sushi lesson has one very good trick: it turns a famous Japanese food into something you can make with
Sushi is more than a quick meal in Japan, and this hands-on Asakusa class gives you a friendly way to
Tokyo offers endless places to eat sushi, but this class lets you make your own lunch just steps from Senso-ji