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✓ 2026-09-29| Option | Price | Per person | Length | Rating | Cancellation | Extra fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Asakusa: Senso-ji Temple Food Walk & Edo Streets TourOur pick | JP¥ 2,000 p.p. | JP¥ 2,000 | 2h | 4.98★ · 989 | free | — |
| Sake tasting workshop in Asakusa: Master selection skillsBest value | JP¥ 7,500 p.p. | JP¥ 7,500 | 1h 45m | 4.97★ · 71 | free | — |
| Sushi Making Class in Asakusa: Learn Maki and Nigiri | JP¥ 9,000 p.p. | JP¥ 9,000 | 1h 40m | 4.96★ · 5,079 | free | — |
| Tokyo Asakusa: Sushi Making Class & Chef GuidanceTop rated | JP¥ 9,900 p.p. | JP¥ 9,900 | 1h 30m | 4.97★ · 370 | free | — |
| Asakusa Food Tour: 12 Dishes at 4 Local Eateries | JP¥ 11,250 p.p. | JP¥ 11,250 | 2h 30m | 4.91★ · 233 | free | — |
| Asakusa Street Food Tour: 5+ Local Vendors, 2 Hours | JP¥ 11,500 p.p. | JP¥ 11,500 | 2h | 4.96★ · 283 | free | — |
Real price per person across the 6 options: JP¥ 2,000–JP¥ 11,500 (median JP¥ 9,000). With 100+ reviews: 5 of 6.
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Sushi Making Class in Asakusa: Learn Maki and NigiriA sushi-making class in Asakusa where you learn to roll maki and hand-form nigiri sushi from a live English-speaking instructor, then enjoy the meal you've prepared. The class runs about 100 minutes and welcomes beginners, solo guests and groups alike. Ingredients and instruction are included; dietary menus (gluten-free, vegan, halal, allergy-adapted) are available with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to spend a morning or afternoon actually making sushi rather than watching someone else do it — the hands-on format and small-group setup mean you're rolling and shaping the whole time, not sitting at a demo. The location steps from Sensoji Temple puts you in Asakusa's historic core without requiring a guide to the neighborhood itself.
Tokyo Asakusa: Senso-ji Temple Food Walk & Edo Streets TourYou’ll wander Asakusa’s lively streets with a local guide, taste fresh melon bread and matcha desserts near Senso-ji Temple, draw your fortune among clouds of incense, peek into samurai sword shops, and end browsing quirky snacks in a real Tokyo supermarket. Expect laughter, little surprises—and maybe a new favorite street food.
Tokyo Asakusa: Sushi Making Class & Chef GuidanceYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Asakusa and learn sushi making from a local chef who keeps things light-hearted. Shape nigiri with fresh tuna and salmon, try on a Japanese costume if you want, and share laughs with new friends before sitting down to enjoy your own creations. It’s hands-on, sometimes messy, always memorable—especially when you taste what you made yourself.
Asakusa Street Food Tour: 5+ Local Vendors, 2 HoursA two-hour street food tour through Asakusa's residential neighborhoods, visiting 5+ local food shops and restaurants with more than 100 years of history. You taste authentic Japanese bites and sweets at each stop, learn how locals eat at a standing sushi bar and soba restaurant, and finish at Senso-ji Temple after passing through the Thunder Gate market street. The guide speaks English or Japanese and connects you with the business owners who run these places.Is it for me?Two hours is short enough to fit before or after other plans in your day, but long enough to eat properly at each stop and linger at the temple without feeling rushed. If you want to taste your way through a neighborhood instead of hitting landmarks, this works; if you need a full afternoon or want to explore Asakusa on your own pace afterward, book a later activity.
Sake tasting workshop in Asakusa: Master selection skillsA hands-on sake tasting workshop in Asakusa where you learn to decode labels and flavor profiles, then select and taste 7 varieties from a library of 50+ premium labels over 110 minutes. The session teaches you the practical logic of sake selection through active exploration, not lecture, so you leave with the skills to navigate any menu. English-speaking guide; minimum age 20.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn sake selection as a skill you can use at any restaurant or shop, not just taste a few bottles and move on—the 110 minutes are built around teaching you the logic, so the knowledge sticks after you leave.
Asakusa Food Tour: 12 Dishes at 4 Local EateriesA 2.5-hour guided food tour in Asakusa that takes you to four local restaurants and a sake bar to sample 12 Japanese dishes including monjayaki, yakisoba, okonomiyaki and taiyaki, with a local guide who explains the food and its place in Tokyo's old downtown. The tour is conducted in English; children are welcome from age 2, and all venues are wheelchair accessible. You'll meet other travelers along the way and end with a stroll through Hoppy Street.Is it for me?You end the tour having tasted what Asakusa residents actually eat instead of tourist versions of Japanese food, which is what a guide who knows the neighborhood and chooses the restaurants makes possible.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 6 of the 6 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last up to 2 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Tokyo Asakusa: Senso-ji Temple Food Walk & Edo Streets Tour is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.98 out of 5 across 989 reviews.
