A bread class in Edogawa Ward that creates fun, gentle time
A warm Tokyo spot where you can savor both “the joy of making” and “the delight of eating”
【けさらんぱさらん】
In Funabori, Edogawa, Tokyo, the bread-making class “けさらんぱさらん” has been running for over 16 years.
At this conveniently accessible location, under the theme of “creating fun, gentle moments,” you can enjoy making handmade bread that fits into everyday life.
Beginners, bread lovers, those who want to expand their repertoire, and those coming with children—anyone can join with confidence in a cozy, homey atmosphere.
As a place where you can relish both “the joy of making” and “the joy of eating,” we offer unhurried time not only to local residents but also to inbound visitors (foreign visitors to Japan).
Top 3 Highlights
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1. An experience where you can savor both “the joy of making” and “the delight of eating” at once
At the “Kesaran Pasaran” bread class, it’s more than just learning techniques. Kneading the dough, watching it ferment, and being enveloped by the aroma as it finishes baking – every part of the process is joyful time.
Above all, you also gain the “joy of eating” as you enjoy the bread you baked yourself, either on the spot or at home.
The thrill of bread fresh from the oven, known only to those who make it.
That is the greatest appeal of this class.
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2. Beginners, families, or solo learners: a warm atmosphere where everyone can join with ease
“Those trying bread making for the first time”
“Those who love bread but have never baked it themselves”
“Those who want to expand their repertoire”
“Those who want to attend together with small children”
The door of this class is open to all such people. Regardless of age or experience, the moment you think “I want to try” is the perfect time to begin.
Perfect as an adult hobby, and also a smile-filled time as parents and children put on aprons and knead dough together.
Scenes like these are part of everyday life here.
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3. An inbound-friendly bread class: experience the flavors of everyday life in Japan
In recent years, among foreign travelers visiting Japan, the desire to “experience everyday life in Japan, not just tourist spots” has been growing.
The Kesaran Pasaran bread class is ideal as an “inbound bread-making class” precisely for that purpose.
That’s because the bread made here isn’t flashy desserts or elaborately styled creations, but the simple, gentle flavors that have long been found on Japanese family tables.
Sandwich bread, round koppe-pan rolls, baked confections…
Visitors from abroad can learn Japan’s “kitchen culture” and “spirit of hospitality” starting from flour, water, and yeast.
A cross-cultural dialogue conveyed not by words, but by the feel of the dough and the color of the crust. That is the international value of this class.
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Facility Information
| Name | けさらんぱさらん |
| Address | 〒134-0091 2F, Toki Building in front of Funabori Station, 3-5-7 Funabori, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo |
| Access | 1 minute on foot from the South Exit of Funabori Station (Toei Shinjuku Line) |
| Hours | 10:00–18:00 |
| Closed | Thu, Sun, and public holidays |
| Lessons |
Please see the link below for lesson details and tuition. https://kesa-pasa.net/lesson/ |
| Official website | https://kesa-pasa.net/ |
Other recommended information
Kesaran Pasaran offers not only classes,
but also a retail space where you can purchase breads and baked sweets for everyday use, and
a cafe space where you can relax and enjoy freshly baked bread.
Feel free to drop by before or after your lesson,
and days when you “just buy, without baking” are OK too.
Approachability and ease of continuing are another charm of this shop.
In addition, on the official website, the lesson schedule and
detailed information for each class (parent-and-child classes, adult classes, etc.) are updated regularly.
Information on observation and trial lessons can also be checked there.
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References
- けさらんぱさらん Official Website：https://kesa-pasa.net/
BASIC INFORMATION
| Name |
けさらんぱさらん (Kesaran Pasaran) |
|---|---|
| Address | 2F, Funabori Ekimae Toki Bldg., 3-5-7 Funabori, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo Access |
| Phone | 03-5878-0657 |
| Official URL | https://kesa-pasa.net/ |
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FACILITY INFORMATION
- Children
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Children welcome -
Recommended for children
- Reservation
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Reservations preferred
- Cigarettes
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Non-smoking
- Other
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Near the station -
Recommended for families -
Recommended for couples