Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

An amazing experience!

Reviewed by: Shaz

We had a young chap who spoke quite good English for a Japanese, to run through what we were supposed to do.

The whole process was very fun and it was amazing to see the other fake food items that the store makes too!

The only downside is finding this place, it is in a small and quiet neighbourhood in Tokyo. However it was also fun exploring the area once you're there.

Highly recommended, not only for families with young kids but adults as well!

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Interesting and easy food sample making experience

Reviewed by: Karen C.

I made a full sized parfait. The staff was very patient and helpful. His english is understandable, and he made a great effort explaining himself. It was fun and easy enough for adults or kids. Took only 30minutes or so. Would like to try making tempura and curry rice next time. Look really realistic!!

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日本画体験　京都旅行の思い出に絵はがきをつくろう＜日本画体験処 絵まき＞

Even if I'm not good at drawing since middle school, it's still fun. 絵を描くのが中学校以来でも下手でも、やはり楽しい。

Reviewed by: ロッコ

First of all, I appreciated the polite guidance I received via email the day before; it was very helpful. Not only did it specify which bus to take from the station, but it also explained what to do after getting off at the bus stop. I had already checked it on Google Maps beforehand, but the instructions were very clear and easy to follow.

At the beginning, I chose a postcard with a sketch on it and painted over it. Besides the Wind God and Thunder God, there were also animals and flowers available, but my friend and I decided to go with the Wind God and Thunder God. There are coloring models available, but you can choose your own colors, and you also receive advice, so even though I wasn't very confident in my skills, I think I managed to create something decent.

Before starting, I thought it would be quick since the size was postcard-sized, but waiting for the paint to dry and thinking about what colors to use turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable. During the session, they also served us tea. Before I knew it, two hours had passed. At the end, they framed the painting for us, and that was the conclusion of the experience.

While I primarily visit Kyoto for sightseeing, as I get older, a full day of sightseeing has become tiring, so it seems that incorporating experiences like this one, followed by visiting two or three places, will become my new pattern. It was a good stimulation for my aging brain as well.

まず、前日にメールで丁寧なご案内をいただき、助かりました。駅からどのバスに乗るというだけでなく、バス停を降りたらどうすればよいかも書いていただき、もちろんグーグルマップでは事前に調べてあったが、でもとてもわかりやすくてよかったです。初めに下絵が書いてあるハガキを選び、その上に絵の具を塗ります。下絵は、風神雷神以外にも動物や花もありましたが、友人と私でやはり風神雷神の部分を選びました。もちろん着色のモデルはありますが、独自で選べますし、またアドバイスもいただけるので、下手さに自信はあっても、それなりに仕上がったと思います。始める前はハガキ大の大きさなので、すぐに終わるかと思いましたが、やはり絵の具が乾くのを待って、またどんな色にするか考えるのは意外に楽しかったです。途中で、紅茶も出していただきました。気が付くと、２時間が過ぎていました。終わりにはその絵を額に入れていただき、終了でした。京都にはもちろん観光がメインで行きますが、歳とともに、一日観光はしんどくなってきましたので、このような体験を一つ入れ、その後２～３か所廻るというパターンがこれからのパターンになりそうです。歳とった脳にもいい刺激にもなりました。

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日本画体験　京都旅行の思い出に絵はがきをつくろう＜日本画体験処 絵まき＞

I went on a monitor tour of the Nihonga Experience Studio Emaki. 日本画体験処絵まき体験のモニターツアーに行ってきました。

Reviewed by: 大津　幸久

I got off at the bus stop near Jodo-ji and clicked on "Japanese Painting Experience - Emaki" that I had saved in my smartphone schedule to check the map on Google Maps. To my surprise, it showed up inside Higashiyama Jisho-ji... After walking for a while, I felt something was off, so I checked the official website for the meeting place map and corrected my direction. However, the location indicated on the map was a liquor store... Just when I was starting to feel lost, I noticed a space that seemed to fit the description in a corner of the liquor store. It would be helpful if there was a banner or something to make it clearer. If you go directly, it's only a 2-3 minute walk from the bus stop.

Once seated, we greeted each other. In front of me was a paint box containing 30-40 colors of solid paint for Japanese painting, along with two brushes, water, a towel (for moisture control), a palette, and a file with postcards that had outlines drawn on them. I chose what I wanted to paint from that file. There were completed pieces available for reference, so I could choose based on those. I selected "Raijin" from the Wind God and Thunder God series, which required detailed coloring, while my partner chose "Iris." In the end, the larger designs were more challenging because they required techniques for shading and blending, but I felt I could experience some of the techniques of Japanese painting. Finally, we sprinkled gold leaf, added a Japanese painting-like touch, let it dry, and framed it to complete the piece. I thought I had done it smoothly, but it ended up taking about an hour and twenty minutes.

If you actively ask questions, they will teach you various techniques of Japanese painting, so I think it's good to proceed while asking. They also served us tea.

浄土寺のバス停で降り、スマホのスケジュールに入れてあった「日本画体験処　絵まき」をクリックしてグーグルマップで地図を見ると、なんと東山慈照寺の中に表示が、、、。しばらく歩いてなんか違うと思い、オフィシャルサイトから集合場所の確認の地図を見て、方向修正。しかし地図の示す場所には酒屋さんが、、、。また間違ったかな？と思って途方にくれていると、酒屋さんの一角にそれらしいスペースが、、、。のぼりかなんか有ると分かりやすいと思います。ちゃんと行けばバス停から２～３分でした。
着座してご挨拶。目の前には日本画用の固形絵具３０～４０色が入ったペイントボックス、筆２ケ、水、タオル（水分調節用）、パレット、輪郭が描いてある絵葉書のファイルが準備されています。そのファイルの中から自分の書きたい物を選びます。着色が済んだ完成品があるので、それを見て選ぶことが出来ます。私は細かい着色が必要な風神雷神の「雷神」を選び、相方は「カキツバタ」を選びました。結果的には大柄の絵柄の方が、濃淡やぼかしの技術が必要なので難しいですが、日本画のテクニックのいったんは、体験できると思いました。最後に金箔を散らし、日本画ポイテイストを加え、乾かして額に入れて完成です。スムーズにやったつもりでしたが、１時間２０分ぐらいかかってしまいました。
積極的にこちらからいろいろ聞くと、日本画のテクニックをいろいろ教えていただけるので、聞きながら進めて行くと良いと思います。お茶も出していただいました。

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陶芸体験 常滑焼のお店で土と触れあい作品づくり[咲茶楽 光きゅうす/常滑市]

Experience making a Tokoname pottery tumbler with a pottery wheel. ろくろ体験で常滑焼タンブラー製作

Reviewed by: いねゆ

I finally got to experience pottery on a potter's wheel, something I've wanted to try for a long time. The location is Tokoname, near Chubu Centrair International Airport. I had heard that it was a "pottery town," but this was my first visit. The shop "Sakura Raku Hikari Kyusu" is located in a section of the "Tokoname-yaki Ceramall," which has many Tokoname pottery shops, just a little north of the "Yaki Mono Sanpo Michi," where the movie "20th Century Boys" was filmed.

Since it was a weekday, there were few people, and I was the only one for the experience (though I had seen many reservation calls coming in). This allowed for one-on-one instruction. They provided an apron, so I put it on, and since accessories could get damaged by the clay, I took them off and was all set. By the way, it's better to wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. I ended up getting clay on my pants… I also think it's better to have short nails since they can dig into the clay.

First, I was advised to think of anything I wanted to make, and from those ideas, I chose to make a tumbler. When I mentioned the desired size, they added the appropriate amount of clay to the wheel. I started by wrapping my hands around it and raising it high, then pressed down to lower it, repeating this process to knead the clay. Next, I poked a hole in the center to create a depression. While pinching with both hands, I thinned out the walls. Finally, I shaped it by pressing and expanding it into my desired form. I felt reassured knowing they would help fix any mistakes along the way.

With the leftover clay, I made another tumbler. Since I hadn't specified that I wanted two of the same size at the beginning, the second one turned out a bit smaller, making it a couple's tumbler. In my case, since the second one was the same shape, they let me do as I pleased.

Once I finished creating, I selected a color from about six options. Even if I made several, they would all be the same color. I could also have my own stamp engraved on the bottom. It takes about a month for the pieces to be fired, and they asked if I wanted them shipped or if I would pick them up.

After everything was done, I could choose a drink from coffee, tea, or yuzu tea. They also provided some karinto (sweet fried snacks). It was a nice break for my tired body.

Afterward, I went around to various shops and ended up doing a lot of shopping. I held back on buying more tumblers, though (laughs). I think it would have been easier to create if I had looked around first and had a clearer idea of what I wanted to make. In any case, I'm looking forward to seeing the finished pieces! I'll post pictures when they're ready.

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They are finished! I thought it would be for beer, but it turned out quite small, so it’s probably more for tea (laughs). But I'm happy with how beautifully it turned out.

ずっーとやってみたかったろくろでの陶芸を体験してきました。場所は中部国際空港の近くにある常滑。「焼き物の街」なのは聞いたことがありましたが初めて訪れました。「20世紀少年」の映画の撮影も行われた「やきもの散歩道」から少し北上した所にある「常滑焼セラモール」という常滑焼のお店が沢山ある中の一画に「咲茶楽 光きゅうす」さんはあります。

平日の為か人もまばらで体験は私ひとり(予約の電話はよく掛かってきてましたが)。そのため付きっきりで教えて頂けました。
エプロンを貸してくれるので着けて、アクセサリーは土に当たって傷つけるといけないので外し準備万端。因みに、服は汚れても良いのにした方がいいかな。私はパンツに土が飛んでしまいました…爪も当たって土をえぐってしまうので短い方がいいと思います。
まず作りたいものを何でも思いつく物を挙げてみると、アドバイスを頂けたので、その中からタンブラーを選びました。希望の大きさを言うとその分の土をろくろに盛ってくれますので、まずは掌で包んで高くし、今度はそれを押し付けて低くし、を繰り返してこねます。次に真ん中に指を突っ込んで穴を開けてくぼみを作ります。そして両手の指ではさみつつ厚さを薄くしていきます。最後に押したり広げたりして好きな形を作ります。途中で変になってしまっても修正してくれるので安心して出来ました。

残った土でもう一個タンブラーを作りました。
最初に同じの2個って言っておかなかったので、ちょっと小さめ。夫婦タンブラーになっちゃいました。私の場合は2個目も同じ形だったので、好きにやらせてくれました。

作成が終わったら6種類だったかな？の中から色を選びます。何個か作ってても同じ色になります。裏に自分の刻印も打ってもらえます。焼上がりまでには1カ月くらいかかるそうで、郵送か取りに来るか聞かれました。

全て終了したら飲み物を珈琲、紅茶、柚子茶から選んで頂けました。かりん糖も付いていました。疲れた身体にほっと一息です。

その後色々なお店を回っていっぱい買い物しちゃいました。タンブラーは我慢したけど(笑)
先に色々見て回って作りたいものを具体的にしておいた方が作りやすかったかなと思います。なんにせよ完成を見るのが楽しみです！また出来たら写真載せます。

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完成しました！
ビール用と思っていたけど、結構ちっちゃくなってしまい普通にお茶用かな(笑)
でもキレイに出来ていて嬉しいです。

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It's been a while since I've used the potter's wheel. 久々のろくろ

Reviewed by: たびこ

Although we made a reservation the day before, since it was a weekday, we were able to have the place to ourselves! We got a bit lost on the way (^ - ^; It’s hard to accomplish everything in a short time, but they provided advice while observing us, and made adjustments when necessary, so I think even first-timers can experience it with peace of mind! I tend to put in too much effort and got called out on it often (laughs). With quite a bit of help, we were able to finish nicely! In our case, we were able to create two pieces in one session♪ It was a bit disappointing that we could only choose one color, but choosing was fun too! The tea we had after breaking a sweat was also nice (laughs). It takes about a month for the finished products to be ready, so we have the option to pick them up or have them shipped. If I have them sent to me along with my friend's items, I only have to pay for shipping once, so I opted for that♪ They haven't arrived yet, but I'm looking forward to seeing the finished products!

前日の予約でしたが、平日ということもあり
私たちだけの貸しきりで体験することができました！
ちょっと場所に迷いました(^-^;
短時間ではなかなか思うようにはいきませんが、様子見ながらアドバイスくださったり、必要な時は修正もしてくださるので、初めての方でも安心して体験できると思います！
私はどうしても力が入ってしまい、よく突っ込まれました(笑)
かなりのヘルプもありいい感じに仕上がりました！
私たちの場合、一回で二点の作品が作れました♪
色がひとつしか選べないのがちょっと残念でした。でも選ぶのも楽しかったです！
変な汗をかいたあとに頂くお茶が、またよかったです(笑)
仕上がりに1ヶ月近くかかるので、取りに来るか、送付してもらうかになります。
友達の分もまとめて自分のところに送ってもらえば、１回の送料ですむので、そうさせていただきました♪
まだ届いてないのですが、仕上がりが楽しみです！

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金継ぎ教室 一日体験 大切な器を美しく修理する伝統技術 ＜南阿佐ヶ谷＞by 手仕事屋久家

fantastic!

Reviewed by: Paul.

What a special evening. The instructor was an eager young woman and the craft shop owners were present as well, and we had a friendly evening talking about the craft of ceramic repair, learning and talking about Tokyo and my travels. They were eager to impart their knowledge, and the atmosphere was casual and friendly. I recommended the class to an attendee of another workshop, and I've seen that she took this class as well. I'm hoping she enjoyed it as much as me.

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Nice experience to create your own samples

Reviewed by: Ruby Chen

We're very glad to make food sample here. It's quite special to experience Janpanese culture like this. And we all love it.

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Easy and quick, perfect activity for children

Reviewed by: The Campbells

Making lettuce and shrimp tempura was quite interesting process, our boys and I really enjoyed putting our hands in the water, witnessing how drops of candle change to the leafs of lettuce in our hands.

Excellent choice of activities, it was easy enough I had 13 and 9 years with me, they did excellent job, I can't wait to take them back to USA and trick my friends offering Tempura at our house!...lol

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金継ぎ教室 一日体験 大切な器を美しく修理する伝統技術 ＜南阿佐ヶ谷＞by 手仕事屋久家

Lovely Experience

Reviewed by: Miss C

Ever since seeing one of those gold-repaired tea bowls I wanted to try it, and this was a really fun morning class. It was a really 'local' experience as there were few neighborhood ladies doing crafts at the same time, and it was cool to explore the area around the studio. The teacher was super sweet, and can speak basic English. She even served sweets and coffee, a lovely bonus!

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Easy and fun

Reviewed by: Melinda

Easy instruction and good service, worth checking out

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Fantastic Experience, wish we booked them all!

Reviewed by: aamandal

We booked the sundae workshop, and after completing it we realised we should of booked a full day and done all of them!
I booked this (female) for my partner and I to do, he wasnt looking forward to it but ending up having alot of fun.
The guy we had was fantastic, we took lots of photos, he explained everything perfectly.
It was alittle tricky to find, we did follow the directions but went too far - the place is part of a house, and there is a little sliding door where you need to go. So if you end up at a t-intersection after it says it is on the left hand side you have gone too far.

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Fruit tart sample workshop

Reviewed by: Mich

Forgot to ask for our teacher's name. But he was really awesome! Though he was not fluent in English, he really tried his very best to share his knowledge on the samples. I was very impressed with his enthusiasm and professionalism in his work. Keep up the great work! I'll definitely attend the workshop again if I'm visiting Japan. I'll also introduce my friends to attend! :)

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Best Activity for Families

Reviewed by: Hawaii Visitors

Aloha from Hawaii! Visited on June 15, 2015. Our appointment was at 1:00 but they allowed us to begin at 12:00. Staff was very friendly. We made ramen, tempura, curry rice, and ice cream. Staff helped us create wonderful memories. Mahalo (thank you) from our family!

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Fun activity, great instructors

Reviewed by: S.Chan

My 5 yr old did this and the tart keychain. Although he was too small to handle the piping 'gun', he really wanted to try it. The instructor did a great job in helping my son hold the gun and guide it while still allowing him to still feel like he did the piping! It's very similar to the tart making in that you pick 5 decorative items, pipe the cream then decorate!

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Fantastic activity with kids!

Reviewed by: S.Chan

10-yr old had great fun with this and the ramen. Instructor was very patient and encouraging and the end product was very well packaged for travel.

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Easy starter piece

Reviewed by: S.Chan

This was easy enough for a 5yr old to do. He needed some help piping the cream but then picked and placed the decorative pieces on his own. If you pick this piece, I would suggest you also pick another more complicated one to do as this will be completed very quickly!

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Great Class

Reviewed by: Circle

The teachers are very nice. I had a great class with them. Fun!!! They provided me a very clear instruction to find the location as well. That was a great help. If you are interested, just sign up and you will like it as well. They can teach you in English =D

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Great Experience

Reviewed by: Circle

The teachers are very nice. I had a great class with them. Fun!!! They provided me a very clear instruction to find the location as well. That was a great help. If you are interested, just sign up and you will like it as well. They can teach you in English =D

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Fun experience in making the Food Samples!

Reviewed by: edditude

This is a very fun workshop, and I do really enjoy doing the food samples. Not to worry if you do not understanding Japanese, as one of the staff is able to communicate in basic English. And Mr Ito even used the language translator apps on his phone to communicate with me, and explain to me on various material used in food sample. You should try it if you are visiting Tokyo!

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食品サンプル体験　寿司・ラーメン・カレー・ピザなど 食事系のサンプルを制作！種類豊富な選べるプラン♪短時間30分から体験可能＜池袋／北池袋駅徒歩5分＞

Food sample making experience 食品サンプル作り体験

Reviewed by: アリエル

The workshop was located in a typical residential area, and the large sign made it easy to find. We participated as a pair and made ramen and parfait clips.

There was another group already working on making tempura at the experience location. Although it was a small workshop, each group was happily working with the instructors. During the process, I learned that ramen is made from "wax" and parfait from "vinyl resin."

The instructor carefully explained the characteristics of each material, and I think it's better to create different items when participating in a group, as it allows everyone to learn about various food sample-making processes. When we actually made the items, there were examples of failed attempts and various sizes and colors of topping samples prepared in advance, which made it very efficient and allowed us to create cute clips without any mistakes.

When we were leaving, our creations were carefully packed into boxes, so even though I live overseas, they didn't get damaged during the long flight. Additionally, I received a document that briefly explained the history of food samples and the challenges of expanding globally. In a short time, I was able to learn not only about the materials' characteristics but also about the history of sample making and the difficulties of global expansion, thanks to the instructors' thorough preparation and efforts to ensure participants had an enjoyable experience. I believe this activity can be enjoyed by both children and adults.

Also, since I booked through Veltra and paid in advance, the experience went smoothly without the common reservation or payment issues often encountered abroad. Thank you for a wonderful time.

一般の住宅街の中に工房はありました。大きな看板が目印になっていたので、場所を探すのに時間はかかりませんでした。
二人での参加でしたが、ラーメンとパフェクリップを作りました。

体験場所にはもう一組のグループが先に天ぷら作成の作業をしていました。
小さな工房でしたが、それぞれのグループが先生方と和気あいあいと作業を進めていました。
作業を進めていく中で、ラーメンは「ろう」、パフェは「ビニール樹脂」を材料に作成することを知りました。

それぞれの材料の個性を先生に丁寧に説明して頂き、複数人で参加する場合は、それぞれ違うものを作ったほうが色々な食品サンプル作りの過程を知ることができ良いと思います。実際に作る時も、失敗作の例や色々なサイズや色が異なるトッピングサンプルを事前に準備して頂いてたので、とても効率よく、かわいらしいクリップを失敗することなく作ることができました。

帰り際には丁寧に作品を箱に詰めていただけたので、私は海外に住んでいますが、長時間の飛行機移動でも崩れることはなかったです。
また、帰り際に食品サンプルの歴史や世界進出の難しさなどが簡単に説明された文書をもらいました。短い時間に、ただ作るだけではなくて、材料の個性やサンプル作りの歴史、世界進出の難しさを知れたのは、工房の先生方が事前にしっかり準備をして、体験者が楽しめるように尽力されているからこそだと思いました。
このアクティビティは子供大人関係なく楽しめると思います。

またベルトラ経由で予約、事前支払だったので、海外でよく経験する予約時間や会計でのトラブルなくスムーズに体験ができ安心しました。楽しい時間をありがとうございました。

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食品サンプル体験　寿司・ラーメン・カレー・ピザなど 食事系のサンプルを制作！種類豊富な選べるプラン♪短時間30分から体験可能＜池袋／北池袋駅徒歩5分＞

Fun experience in making the food samples! Fun experience in making the Food Samples!

Reviewed by: edditude

This is a very fun workshop, and I do really enjoy doing the food samples. Not to worry if you do not understand Japanese, as one of the staff is able to communicate in basic English. And Mr. Ito even used the language translator apps on his phone to communicate with me and explain to me the various materials used in the food samples. You should try it if you are visiting Tokyo!

This is a very fun workshop, and I do really enjoy doing the food samples. Not to worry if you do not understanding Japanese, as one of the staff is able to communicate in basic English. And Mr Ito even used the language translator apps on his phone to communicate with me, and explain to me on various material used in food sample. You should try it if you are visiting Tokyo!

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食品サンプル体験　寿司・ラーメン・カレー・ピザなど 食事系のサンプルを制作！種類豊富な選べるプラン♪短時間30分から体験可能＜池袋／北池袋駅徒歩5分＞

I feel like a craftsman. 気分は職人♡

Reviewed by: アリエル

Today, I'm making ramen.
Believe it or not, I'm a repeat visitor!
After enjoying the tart-making experience last time, I brought along an acquaintance from America.
Unlike tarts, ramen involves working with wax, shaping the noodles and menma in hot water.
For the noodles, I dip 3-4 strands in hot water and twist them into a figure-eight shape.
I start by making menma from rectangular pieces.
Recalling the shape of menma, I knead, twist, and pull.
I already feel like a skilled craftsman. ( *´艸｀)
For the broth, I pour colored wax into the bowl.
This part is a bit hot, so I asked the workshop staff for help.
I cut green onions into stick shapes with scissors and beautifully arrange the spinach, naruto, and green onions.
I ended up with a very satisfying bowl of ramen.

Thank you to everyone at the workshop for the detailed explanations about the properties of wax and for all the thoughtful assistance.
I will definitely come back with someone else.

さぁ、今日はラーメン作りです。
なんと私　リピーターです！！
前回のタルトづくりで味をしめ、アメリカ在住の知り合いを連れていきました。
ラーメンはタルトと違いロウ細工ということで
お湯で麺とメンマを成形します。
麺は3－4本毎　お湯につけて八の字にして作っていきます。
メンマは長方形のものから作っていきます。
メンマの形を思い出しながら、もんだり、ねじったり、ひっぱったり。
気分はもういっぱしの職人です。( *´艸｀)
汁は着色されたロウをどんぶりに流し込みます。
これはちょっと熱いので工房の方にお願いしました。
ネギは棒状のものをはさみでカット
ホウレンソウ・なると・ねぎをおいしそうにレイアウト
大満足のラーメンが出来上がりました。

ロウの特性など丁寧に説明していただき、
細かい気づかいをしていただいた工房の皆様ありがとうございました。
また、誰か連れて伺います。

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Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

A Must-Do Activity!

Reviewed by: Marlent

A group of 5 of us did this unforgettable experience! Everything was perfect and the staff was extremely friendly! We were given great instruction and valuable information about sample food production and history. We were given a lot of control and freedom with our creations and never did we feel like we were being rushed. It was a truly enjoyable experience.

Our instructor was Kazuya Ito. He was great! And he has great English, especially since he told us he is self-taught from watching movies! Truly amazing!

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Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

Fantastic! A great experience!

Reviewed by: Caroline

Our family all really enjoyed making the wax food models, it was one of the highlights of our trip. Our host had enough English to explain what to do, but we weren't expecting this, so that was an added bonus. We were all really pleased with our creations!

The travel directions were accurate and easy to follow and we found it to be very accessible. In addition, it was also very good value.

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Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

definitely recommended!!!

Reviewed by: hazel

Definitely recommended for families travelling to tokyo with young children. It was held in a cosy home environment, easy to find with instructions upon booking and kids got mostly hands on experience to make the plastic food samples. We picked the sundae and ramen but if I were to do it again will pick curry rice and tempura too..value for money for the experience. They made sure to pack the items probably before u left...nothing but praise for them!

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Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

Awesome experience in plastic food sample

Reviewed by: Lau Yee How

This is a very good introductory lesson into plastic food making and the history and techniques which were used to make the plastic food.
Mr Ito is a very good teacher, who will spend his time to explain his art in fullest details and does his best to communicate in english to the non-Japanese speaking guests to make them feel comfortable and be immersed in the lesson.

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Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

Surprisingly cool

Reviewed by: nyunyutti

The staff in the workshop supported us with kindness, and even our 2nd daughter who is in the 3rd grade in elementary school succeeded in making the parfait. It was surprisingly easy to create it.
We brought it home, and my wife and eldest daughter were so surprised to see its perfection."""

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Japanese Plastic Food Sample Art Experience in Tokyo

We had a great time!

Reviewed by: Youngjoon Park

It was held in a small workshop located in a residential area. In the workshop, 3 other families were creating ramen (Chinese noodle) and tempura. Our children were really excited. We made a reservation for the parfait-making plac. The instructor taught us very politely and we did not have to worry (As our child is an elementary school student, we worried she might have some difficulties making the parfait).

It was fun to see that the parfait slowly taking shape. Our child was also happy to see it. We had a great time as a family thanks to this experience. We would like to do this again. Next time we will try making the ramen and tempura.

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