Home Made Onigiri and Matcha Cooking Class in Hiroshima

If you're looking to immerse yourself in local culture and create lasting memories, join us for a fun and delicious Onigiri Workshop near the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park! Learn how to make tasty onigiri with mothers in a warm and welcoming setting. Perfect for families, solo travelers, seeking local connections, and anyone intrigued by the iconic Japanese rice ball featured in anime and movies! ★ Highlights: - Engage in conversations with Hiroshima locals while making onigiri. - Easy recipe suitable for all ages to enjoy. - Finish by lunchtime, leaving you free to explore Hiroshima in the afternoon! It is located near Peace Park and a 5-minute walk from the Atomic Bomb Dome. ★Hiroshima Station ⇒ Sheba Cafe Taxi 12 minutes ★Hiroshima Station ⇒ Honkawacho Station (Nearest station to Sheba 　Cafe, 21 minutes)　Hiroshima DenteiLine 2 (streetcar) ★Hilton Hotel ⇒ Sheba Cafe 26 minutes walk ★Peace Museum ⇒ Sheba Cafe 6 minutes walk We sometimes hold classes at home as well.

ONIGIRI is a Japanese food that has a longer history than sushi. 　Why not try holding freshly harvested rice in your hands while it is still hot? Children will be welcomed. There is an area with toys for kids to play with. There are two different flavors. If you have any allergies, please let us know in advance. △Tuna mayonnaise ▲Shrimp tempura If you would like to try ▲Fresh Egg yolk (can be placed on rice balls using a special cooking method) Ask them when you make the reservation. Vegetarian and vegan menus are currently being prepared. Ask us if you would like to order them, please. We also make miso soup, with a chawan bowl. If you have a cafe au lait bowl at home, we will share recipes that you can make even when you return to your home country. Enjoy rice balls and miso soup, be thankful for the blessings of everyday life, and spend some peaceful time here in Hiroshima with mothers (who also speak English and have lived overseas). For dessert, try making matcha tea. Please enjoy matcha you made with Japanese sweets (Wagashi). Let's learn the manners of the tea ceremony (SADOU) together and become more Japanese than Japanese. 　bow No alcohol served.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• There are two high chairs for toddlers. Wheelchairs can enter the cafe, but cannot enter the restroom.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.