Japanese Culture Experience in Tokyo
When foreign tourists visit Tokyo, they would visit famous attractions as well as have a in depth exploration on Japanese culture. As the largest city in Japan, Tokyo is not only a modern metropolis with skyscrapers, but also a place where traditional Japanese culture remains intact. Who does not want to wear a beautiful Japanese kimono to take beautiful photos? How about learning the traditional Japanese cooking techniques with the professional chef?
Japanese Culture Experience in Tokyo
In Tokyo you can find a variety of traditional cultural experience, such as visiting a tea ceremony performance, making a bowl of delicious soba noodles, watching a sumo competition and Kabuki performance, and learning to write your own name in Chinese characters. There are many more wonderful activities you can join to have a deep dive into the Japanese traditional culture. As a Japanese travel agency, we are willing to help you fulfill your fantasy over Japanese culture. If you are interested in participating in any Japanese cultural experience, we can help you to arrange a Japanese culture tour. The following is a list of the traditional Japanese culture experience available in Tokyo.
Kimono Rental
Wearing a traditional Japanese Kimono is an experience you don't want to miss in you Japan trip. Located in Tokyo city center near by Asakusa Senso Ji Temple, we provide a convenient Kimono rental service allowing you to explore the picturesque area in your elegant... See Details
Japanese Food Model Making
Tourists may often find that most of the Japanese restaurants have food models, which looked exactly like the real ones, displayed in front of the door. Compared with text menus, food models are more easily understood and visually evoking. Making one of these ... See Details
Soba Noodle Making Class
Soba is one of the most representative Japanese dishes. Soba noodles have been popular since the Edo period and are still an important part of Tokyo's life today. There are still many customs and habits for eating buckwheat noodles. The Japanese believe that ... See Details
Kabuki Show in Tokyo
The most quintessential Kabuki show in Tokyo can be found in Kabukiza Theater. The well-known Geisha culture is originated from Kabuki. Kabukiza Theater a gigantic performing center, with a capacity of 2000 people, located in Ginza. Kabukiza Theater delivers... See Details
Geisha Show in Tokyo
Geisha refers to the Japanese hostesses who entertain guests with traditional dance, shaminsen, and other performances. The history of Geisha initiated in Edo period (1603-1868) when female servants greet temple guests with dances and shaminsen, imitating... See Details
Learn to Cook Japanese Cuisine
As the superior of Asian cuisine, the most attractive aspect of Japanese cuisine is its simple yet meticulous approach to the ingredients. Without much seasonings and spices, Japanese cuisine often preserves the authentic taste of the food. For example... See Details
Tokyo Sumo Wrestling Shows
The origin of Japan's national sumo wrestling can be traced back to more than 1,500 years, originally a movement dedicated to Shinto gods. Since then, the rules and rituals have gradually been developed and improved, and the sumo we now see is almost... See Details
Tokyo Tea Ceremony Experience
The Japanese tea ceremony, also known as Sado or Chado, is one of the traditional Japanese cultural activities. The Japanese tea ceremony began in the 16th century and has not been shaken for hundreds of years. The beauty of a tea ceremony is the quietness... See Details
When foreign tourists visit Tokyo, they would visit famous attractions as well as have a in depth exploration on Japanese culture. As the largest city in Japan, Tokyo is not only a modern metropolis with skyscrapers, but also a place where traditional Japanese culture remains intact. Who does not want to wear a beautiful Japanese kimono to take beautiful photos? How about learning the traditional Japanese cooking techniques with the professional chef?
Japanese Culture Experience in Tokyo
In Tokyo you can find a variety of traditional cultural experience, such as visiting a tea ceremony performance, making a bowl of delicious soba noodles, watching a sumo competition and Kabuki performance, and learning to write your own name in Chinese characters. There are many more wonderful activities you can join to have a deep dive into the Japanese traditional culture. As a Japanese travel agency, we are willing to help you fulfill your fantasy over Japanese culture. If you are interested in participating in any Japanese cultural experience, we can help you to arrange a Japanese culture tour. The following is a list of the traditional Japanese culture experience available in Tokyo.
Kimono Rental
Wearing a traditional Japanese Kimono is an experience you don't want to miss in you Japan trip. Located in Tokyo city center near by Asakusa Senso Ji Temple, we provide a convenient Kimono rental service allowing you to explore the picturesque area in your elegant... See Details
Japanese Food Model Making
Tourists may often find that most of the Japanese restaurants have food models, which looked exactly like the real ones, displayed in front of the door. Compared with text menus, food models are more easily understood and visually evoking. Making one of these ... See Details
Soba Noodle Making Class
Soba is one of the most representative Japanese dishes. Soba noodles have been popular since the Edo period and are still an important part of Tokyo's life today. There are still many customs and habits for eating buckwheat noodles. The Japanese believe that ... See Details
Kabuki Show in Tokyo
The most quintessential Kabuki show in Tokyo can be found in Kabukiza Theater. The well-known Geisha culture is originated from Kabuki. Kabukiza Theater a gigantic performing center, with a capacity of 2000 people, located in Ginza. Kabukiza Theater delivers... See Details
Geisha Show in Tokyo
Geisha refers to the Japanese hostesses who entertain guests with traditional dance, shaminsen, and other performances. The history of Geisha initiated in Edo period (1603-1868) when female servants greet temple guests with dances and shaminsen, imitating... See Details
Learn to Cook Japanese Cuisine
As the superior of Asian cuisine, the most attractive aspect of Japanese cuisine is its simple yet meticulous approach to the ingredients. Without much seasonings and spices, Japanese cuisine often preserves the authentic taste of the food. For example... See Details
Tokyo Sumo Wrestling Shows
The origin of Japan's national sumo wrestling can be traced back to more than 1,500 years, originally a movement dedicated to Shinto gods. Since then, the rules and rituals have gradually been developed and improved, and the sumo we now see is almost... See Details
Tokyo Tea Ceremony Experience
The Japanese tea ceremony, also known as Sado or Chado, is one of the traditional Japanese cultural activities. The Japanese tea ceremony began in the 16th century and has not been shaken for hundreds of years. The beauty of a tea ceremony is the quietness... See Details
Japanese Culture Tours in Tokyo
As a reliable Tokyo Travel Agency, we provide private budget Japan tours and private car/chauffeur service for international travelers. Whether you are looking for a short tour or a private transfer, you can easily find the most suitable one at an affordable price. Contact our representatives to book our Tokyo tours and Tokyo private chauffeurs today.Related Articles You May Like
Most Frequently Asked Questions
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Do you own the kimono shop in Tokyo?Tokyo's kimono shop is owned by our company. It is a subdivision of the Ouka Group. The store is conveniently located and can be easily reached by transportation. You can read about the kimono experience on our website in advance and choose the product that suits you.
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What cultural activities do you recommend for a day in Tokyo?If you only have one day in Tokyo, we recommend a kimono experience, making soba noodles, and watching a tea ceremony performance. If you still have time at night, you can consider going to a kabuki performance.
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Can we eat the soba noodle after making it?In the soba noodle making experience, a master will guide you step by step on making the noodle, and you will have a chance to try your noodle at the end of the lesson.
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For American students, what are some recommended traditional Japanese cultural experiences?We suggest learning calligraphy, creating food models, making soba noodles, and watching judo training in the morning. You may arrange the experiences in any order to best fit your schedule in Tokyo.
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Do I need advance reservation for a Kabuki show?If you plan to watch a show at peak hours, you will need to book in advance. However, there are also seats reserved for tourists to watch a segment of the show. You can contact our representative if you have any questions on purchasing a ticket.
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Does your Join in Group tour include any Japanese cultural experiences?Due to the tight schedule on group tours with majority of the itinerary focusing on visiting famous attractions, there is rarely any Japanese culture experience. However, if you want to additional Japanese cultural experience, we recommend arriving 1-2 days early in Tokyo, and we arrange it for you individually.
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