Stuffed with the World’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Japanese “Washoku” cuisine.
When it comes to Japanese “Washoku” food, there’s nothing quite like a home-cooked meal. What if you could broaden your culinary horizons with authentic Japanese meals you won’t find in normal restaurants? With our “Cultural Cuisine” plan, you can learn how to prepare meals with your host family using miso (Asuka-nabe / miso soup) and vegetables that Japanese families have perfected over centuries.
We’ll even provide simple recipes so you can recreate the taste of Japan after you return home!
Day 1
- Asuka Station
- Meet Host Family / Tour of the Area
- Traditional Asuka-nabe Hands-on Cooking Experience
(Discover Japanese Cuisine!) - Rest
Day 2
- Make Breakfast With Host Family!
- Trip to Omiwa Shrine in Sakurai City With Host Family
- Sake Brewery Tour / Sake Tasting Event
(Japanese Noodles: Soumen Lunch) - Free Time for Exploration
- Tempura Hands-on Cooking Experience With Host Family・Night Walk
- Rest
Day 3
- Make Onigiri (Rice Balls) for Breakfast
- Walk in the Terraced Rice Fields
- Bid Farewell to Host Family in Ishibutai Area
- Tour of the Ishibutai Kofun
- Lunch at Vintage Cafe
- Soy Sauce Brewery Tour
- Farewell at Bus Stop
※Details of this plan can be customized to further meet individual needs or expectations.
Prices vary depending on the number of travelers. Please contact us for more details.
Prices vary depending on the number of travelers. Please contact us for more details.
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