Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo
Highlights
- Create your very own food models, or shokuhin sampuru, with a fun and unique art project in Japan
- Choose from a variety of different food items including parfaits, sushi, curry rice, and more
What to expect
Cook up some tasty looking food samples, the perfect thing to do in Tokyo! Try your hand at creating your own plastic food art for a unique bit of local culture. From sweets to sushi, take your pick from a variety of different of replica food art.
You can find plastic food in the display windows at Japanese restaurants, perfect for showing off what the dishes actually look like. Now, you can make your very own fake food in this family friendly tour in Tokyo. A big hit with all ages, choose your favorite treat from dainty fruit tarts to bowls of ramen and join a professional teacher as you shape, decorate, and create! These faux foods make a neat souvenir and are realistic enough to trick friends and family. Artistic skills are not required, and children are welcome!
What's included
- Plastic Food Sample Experience
Packages (10)
Schedule
- Arrive at Yamato Sample Workshop #3
- Enjoy creating your food samples!Use plastic and wax to make a totally unique souvenir. The friendly owner will show you all the tricks to create a sample that will make your mouth water.

- Finish your sample and take it homeYou can take home your fake food art on the same day! Great for kids, or as a special gift for someone back home.

- Activity Ends at Yamato Sample Workshop
Location and Directions
Check-in / Check-out
Yamato Sample Workshop #3
170-0012 Tōkyō-to, Toshima-ku, Kamiikebukuro, 4 Chome−18−2
The closest station is Kita-Ikebukuro Station on the Tobu Tojo line. The workshop is a 5 minute walk from the station.
Workshop #3:
Exit the station and cross the railroad tracks. Go straight (you should see a police box, Koban, on your right). Keep on going straight past a lumber store on your left. The workshop is on the left hand side of the road, near the corner.
Restrictions
- Please make sure you arrive on time for your scheduled class. If you arrive more than 20 minutes late, you will either be asked to make a different sample, or you may not be able to create a sample at all. We recommend leaving yourself plenty of time to get to the workshop.
- Staff will use translators to assist you.
What to bring
- Clothing that can get dirty
Additional notes
- No parking available (metered parking lot nearby).
- The Tempura sample making will be held in Workshop #2, while all other samples will be made in Workshop #3. For this reason, it is not possible to book the Tempura experience at the same time as any of the other samples.
- The Tempura and Tempura with Lettuce sample experiences are only available on Saturday, Sunday and holidays at 11:00, 12:00 or 13:00.
- If you book for the Ice Cream Sundae at 11:00, it is possible to then make the Tempura sample at 12:00. If you book the Tempura experience at 13:00, you could then make Ramen from 14:00.
Operated by
Cancellation policy
- After 5:00 PM the day before / No-show: 100%
Reviews
Guest photos 132
I’ve always enjoyed making things, so I had a lot of fun working on it quietly. 😊食品サンプルを作ってみたかったけど、天ぷらやレタスは作ってもその後どうするか悩んでなかなか踏み出せなかったけれど、スマホスタンドは使用できるものでちょうど欲しいものでした!
ものづくりが元々好きだったので、黙々と作るのが楽しかったです😊
最初はまっすぐなラーメンの麺をほぐしながらお皿に乗せて、スープをかけて、好きなレイアウトで具材を乗せるという手順です。
満足度の高い完成品になりました。
おすすめです。
My daughter and I did this as a mummy daughter experience and we loved it!
We recommend this place to anyone visiting Tokyo.
From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm hospitality. Although the owner doesn’t speak much English, he went out of his way to communicate and make us feel welcome. He was incredibly friendly, kind, and guided us patiently through each step of the sundae-making pr… This was our second time booking this delightful experience—our first was last year, and we were excited to return! The location is very convenient, just a few minutes’ walk from the nearest train station, and easy to find.
From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm hospitality. Although the owner doesn’t speak much English, he went out of his way to communicate and make us feel welcome. He was incredibly friendly, kind, and guided us patiently through each step of the sundae-making process.
We could each choose up to five silicone food samples to decorate our sundae. First, we picked the color of the sundae base and then created it under the owner's guidance. After that, we learned how to twirl the sundae, which was really fun, before moving on to the decorating part.
The finished sundaes looked adorable—so realistic and yummy-looking! It was a really fun and hands-on activity, perfect for all ages. We had a great time and made some sweet memories. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a unique and creative experience in Japan
For the activity itself the creation of ice cream sample was a nice experience and turned out really pretty.
Def recommend






















































































































