Experience Osaka’s Rich Culture Through Hands-On Classes

Osaka is a city full of life, history, and delicious food! While many visitors come for the famous street food and neon lights, there’s so much more to explore—especially if you want to dive deeper into Japanese culture. One of the best ways to do this is by joining culture classes, where you can experience traditional arts, crafts, and cooking firsthand.

Try Your Hand at Japanese Arts and Crafts

If you’ve ever wanted to write like a samurai or fold paper like a pro, Osaka has plenty of options for you!

• Calligraphy (Shodō, 書道) – Learn the ancient art of Japanese calligraphy by brushing kanji characters onto paper, just like in the Edo period! It’s a relaxing and meditative experience that also makes for a great souvenir.
• Tea Ceremony (Sadō, 茶道) – Step into the world of Japanese hospitality by taking part in a tea ceremony. You’ll learn how to prepare matcha (powdered green tea) the traditional way, all while sitting in a beautiful tatami room.
• Kimono Dressing – Ever wanted to try on a beautiful kimono? Many cultural centers in Osaka offer kimono-wearing experiences where you can dress up, take photos, and even stroll through historic areas like Osaka Castle.

Cook Like a Local: Ryoko’s Flavors of Japan Cooking Class

Of course, no visit to Osaka is complete without indulging in its incredible food! But what if you could learn to make it yourself? That’s where Ryoko’s Flavors of Japan Cooking Class comes in!

Located near Moriguchi subway station, this fun and interactive cooking class is perfect for tourists looking for a hands-on experience. Ryoko, a passionate local host, will guide you through making delicious Japanese dishes like ramen, okonomiyaki, and more! Plus, you’ll pick up some simple Japanese words to impress your friends back home.

Classes are small and intimate (only 4-5 people per session), making it a great way to connect with other travelers and get a true taste of Japan.

So, whether you’re brushing up on your calligraphy skills, sipping matcha in a tea ceremony, or whipping up a tasty bowl of ramen, Osaka has a cultural experience for everyone!

Book your spot now at Ryoko’s Flavors of Japan Cooking Class and make your trip even more memorable!