Both sushi and matcha are unforgettable when you make them yourself. Experience Japanese culture in Asakusa
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\r\n A hands-on cooking spot popular with visitors to Japan, where you can enjoy sushi making and a matcha experience all at once
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\r\n\r\n \r\n Located in Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, SushiMatcha is a hands-on studio where you can enjoy both sushi making and a matcha experience at the same time.
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\r\n With the concept \"The most delicious sushi and matcha are the ones you make yourself,\" we offer lessons that even beginners can join with ease. After making sushi, savor matcha whisked by yourself and experience Japan’s unique food culture with all five senses.
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\r\n English-speaking instructors provide attentive support, so travelers from overseas can participate with confidence. Plus, with outstanding access—about a 30-second walk from Asakusa Station—it’s easy to drop by between sightseeing.\r\n
Top 3 Recommended Points
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1. Enjoy sushi making and a matcha experience in one
This program features not only sushi making but also a matcha experience. After making nigiri and maki sushi, you can whisk and savor matcha yourself, letting you experience two iconic Japanese food cultures in about 90 minutes. With everything from 鏡開き* to the meal included, you’ll enjoy a fulfilling and memorable time.
※鏡開き（かがみびらき）：A traditional Japanese ceremony in which the lid of a sake barrel is opened with a wooden mallet to mark a new beginning or a celebration.
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2. Safe and welcoming for beginners and international travelers
Experienced instructors provide careful instruction in English, so even those with no cooking experience and travelers from overseas can feel at ease. Programs are available for a wide range of styles, including family trips, couples, friends, and solo travelers.
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3. A special small-group experience that starts in the morning
Limited to a maximum of 20 participants, the small-group format offers a lively yet homey atmosphere where it’s easy to ask questions. It’s also great for taking photos and capturing travel memories.
In the Morning Class starting at 8 a.m., you can kick off your day in Tokyo while enjoying onigiri making. Savor a uniquely Japanese morning experience that only early risers can enjoy.
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Other recommended information
At Sushi Matcha, you can enjoy a variety of styles.
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dd38Family-friendly private class：Exclusive booking for up to 8 people. Child-friendly ingredients available, strollers welcome, and adults get a matcha experience included.
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dd38Vegan-friendly class：Plant-based sushi making using vegetables and fruits.
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dd38Groups, couples, and solo travelers welcome：Enjoy as a group or individually; also recommended for anniversaries and special occasions.
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dd38Free photography：Photos of the kagami-biraki and finished sushi look great. Posting on social media is also very welcome.
Reservations are required. Please check the schedule on the official website, confirm availability, and make a reservation.
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© 2026 Sushi Matcha
© 2026 Sushi Matcha
© 2026 Sushi Matcha
References
- Sushi Matcha Official Website：https://sushi-matcha.com/
MAP & ACCESS
30 seconds on foot from Tobu Asakusa Station (North Exit)\r\n2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa Station (Exit 7)\r\n5-minute walk from Toei Asakusa Line Asakusa Station (Exit A5)\r\n9-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station