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8 Best Dessert Tours In Kyoto

Kyoto’s most-loved days out.

The 8 most popular dessert tours in Kyoto. What each one involves, how long it runs, what it costs, and who you book with.

8 Best Dessert Tours In Kyoto

Kyoto: Japanese Traditional Sweets Making and Tea Ceremony - Finding the Place Near Gojo Station (And Why Timing Matters)
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Kyoto: Japanese Traditional Sweets Making and Tea Ceremony

1.Kyoto: Japanese Traditional Sweets Making and Tea Ceremony

Make seasonal nerikiri sweets and whisk Uji matcha in Kyoto. English support when needed, then enjoy what you made.

Most Popular 4.4

“Really fun activity. I never realised how much effort goes into making the sweets. I enjoyed making them, or at least trying to make them. instructor was great, very clear and moved at a pace that allowed the whole group keep up. We had match tea ceremony afterwards and that was lovely too. I would…”

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Kyoto Wagashi(Japanese sweets) Cooking Class near Fushimiinari - The Hands-On Part: About 3 Wagashi You’ll Make Yourself
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Kyoto Wagashi(Japanese sweets) Cooking Class near Fushimiinari

2.Kyoto Wagashi(Japanese sweets) Cooking Class near Fushimiinari

Make Kyoto wagashi near Fushimiinari, cook about 3 sweets, enjoy matcha in a traditional house, and take home recipes for $79.26.

5.0

“We had a great time at this cooking class with Miho. Her studio was easy enough to find, space is nice and clean. Had one of my favorite bites of the trip with one of the desserts with black sesame, I had never had it before and now obsessed. We enjoyed our learning and eating…”

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Kyoto: Wagashi (Japanese sweets) Cooking near Fushimiinari - Step-by-step flow: from first tea to your final tray
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Kyoto: Wagashi (Japanese sweets) Cooking near Fushimiinari

Kyoto: Traditional Tea Ceremony with Matcha & Sweets in Gion - Chair Seating: Comfort That Still Respects the Craft
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Kyoto: Traditional Tea Ceremony with Matcha & Sweets in Gion

2 Types of Japanese Sweets making and Tea Ceremony - What Makes This Experience Different: Ohigashi, Nerikiri, and Matcha as One Package
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2 Types of Japanese Sweets making and Tea Ceremony

Japanese Traditional Sweets ''Nerikiri'' making - What You Make: Two Seasonal Nerikiri Designs
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Japanese Traditional Sweets ”Nerikiri” making

6.Japanese Traditional Sweets ”Nerikiri” making

Make seasonal Kyoto nerikiri sweets near Gojo Station: learn two designs with bean paste and eat your creations in 65 minutes.

4.3

“L’insegnante è stata molto gentile e disponibile, ma non parlava inglese e non si avvicinava ai tavoli per mostrare i dettagli ed i particolari. Non abbiamo idea di come ricreare l’impasto dei materiali utilizzati. Tutto sommato è na buona idea per passare un’oretta in relax con una bimba di 10-12 anni.”

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Traditional Tea Ceremony with Matcha and Sweets in Kyoto - Price and what you get for $22.86 in an hour
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Traditional Tea Ceremony with Matcha and Sweets in Kyoto

Japanese Traditional Sweets making with Tatedashi Matcha - Price and value: what $14 buys you (and why it’s not just dessert)
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Japanese Traditional Sweets making with Tatedashi Matcha

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