Japanese Cultural Experience
The following are some programs that will give you a chance to learn a little more about Japanese culture.
Through these activities, you can enchance your understanding of Japan and make your trip more memorable.
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*Some of the programs may be held in Sapporo.
Hamanasu flower is designed. The pink coclor is made from local berries called Haskap.
The hamanasu flower appears wherever you cut into the roll.
You will enjoy your time, even if you are not a culinary expert.
Hamanasu flower is designed. The pink coclor is made from local berries called Haskap.
The exterior looks like an old-fashioned Japanese building.
Banya uses fossil salt water from ancient times. It's the blessing of the nature.
Get rid of fatigue from your travels.
The exterior looks like an old-fashioned Japanese building.
Ishikari has an Onsen (hot spring facility) called "Banya no Yu," which faces the Japan Sea. Banya means "guard house" in Japanese. Ishikari used to be a prosperous fishery region that had guard houses. The old-fashioned building of Baynya no Yu is modeled after those historical structures.
Normally, rolled sushi is made by placing ingredients inside rice and rolling it. Deco sushi (Decoration Rolled Sushi) is an elaborately arranged style of rolled sushi. Its artistic beauty will satisfy both your taste in art and plate!!
There are many buckwheat fields in Hokkaido.
The flowers are cute and white.
At the end of the class, you can taste the soba you made. It will be an unforgettable experience.
There are many buckwheat fields in Hokkaido.
Most Japanese people love soba ( buckwheat noodles). Hokkaido is famous for producing high quality buckwheat. Ishikari produces its own soba noodles made with automated machinery, but you can experience soba-making with your own hands in this special class.
Making Soba
Making Deco Sushi
Kikizake (Sake Tasting) Lecture
& Japanese Dinner
