Hiroshima · WORKSHOPS
6 reviewed
Of the 6 workshops covered on this site, these 6 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that separate them are all below, so five minutes here saves an hour of tabs.
Private Japanese cooking class in Hiroshima at Machiko’s home. Make 2–3 dishes with a family-style meal and vegan options. 3 hours.
“Our family had a great time. Home cooking (definitely not restaurant food - just as good but different stuff), got to talk to real people. I highly recommend!”
90 minutes of English-taught koto in Hiroshima: play a peace-themed piece, get a performance video, and a crane keepsake.
“Very fun experience our instructor was great had no issues learning from her very knowledgeable, kind and funny would highly recommend this experience if you love music or want to try something new!”
Learn Japanese calligraphy in Hiroshima at Takumi. Guided strokes, ink and brush basics, then write your own word on a fan or shikishi.
“Excellent workshop led by Sensai Ryosei whose teaching technique is excellent, very patient and calm approach. This was super easy to get to as it was on the top floor of a central shopping centre and easily one of the top activities I've done in Japan. Very meditative.”
Learn Hiroshima Buddhist altar lacquer with Naoya Takayama in a small private workshop, try lacquer painting, and take home a gift.
“We had an amazing time on the lacquer studio experience. Watching the artisan at work was fascinating. The studio staff was very welcoming, and we even got the chance to try some of the techniques ourselves, which made the experieRead more”
Cook layered Hiroshima okonomiyaki with a local chef, ride the tram from Atomic Dome, and learn the stories behind this classic.
“Great fun and interesting experience with Ken, as he learned a lot about Japanese culture while we travelled to the restaurant. then the cooking began, very friendly and patient chef, we really enjoyed our Okonomiyaki too! delicious”
Make onigiri, miso soup, and matcha near Hiroshima Peace Park in a small group, with pickup options and lunch included.
“The host had a great communication all of the time and provided really good explanations. It’s not “just to make onigiri” but have a bit of history and lots of fun. We enjoyed the experience and the food.”
