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Sushi, wagashi, kintsugi, pottery and more — compared by minimum age, group size, language, take-home timing and cancellation terms, straight from each operator's own pages.

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Condition
Illustrative photo: Sushi
Sushi Making Class
Tokyo
Cooking Sun
Illustrative photo: Wagashi (sweets)
Wagashi One Day Course
Tokyo
Simply Oishii Wagashi School
Illustrative photo: Bento
Panda Bento Class
Tokyo
Mayuko's Little Kitchen
Minimum ageNo stated min. (child rate 6–12)4+10+ (under 10: private class)
Duration3 hours2 hours2.5–3 hours
LanguageEnglishEnglishEnglish / Japanese
Take-homeNot confirmedSame dayNot confirmed
CancellationStepped refunds up to the day beforeFree up to 24 hours before (fee deducted)Full refund up to 14 days before

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Sushi

Sushi Making Class

Shinanomachi, Shinjuku, Tokyo · Cooking Sun
Min. age
No stated min. (child rate 6–12)
Duration
3 hours
Language
English
Take-home
Not confirmed
All conditions
Bento

Panda Bento Class

Sendagaya, Tokyo · Mayuko's Little Kitchen
Min. age
10+ (under 10: private class)
Duration
2.5–3 hours
Language
English, Japanese
Take-home
Not confirmed
All conditions
Wagashi (sweets)

Private Wagashi Lesson

Nakagyo (near Shijo-Karasuma), Kyoto · Wagashi ISSHO
Min. age
Not confirmed
Duration
1–2 hours
Language
English, Japanese
Take-home
Same day
All conditions

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