easy
about 2 hours
No special fitness required, but be prepared for some physical activity like pounding and shaping.
Discover the art and culture of Japan through a hands-on mochi-making class that combines culinary skill with cultural storytelling. Perfect for food lovers and history buffs alike.
Wear clothing you don’t mind getting a little sticky during the pounding process.
Get there a few minutes before your scheduled class to settle in and meet your instructors.
Inform the staff if you have food allergies; they may offer alternatives for fillings or toppings.
Engage with the instructor and don't hesitate to ask questions about the techniques or cultural context.
Japanese mochi tradition dates back over a thousand years, often featured in seasonal festivals and family celebrations.
The workshop emphasizes eco-friendly practices by using biodegradable packaging and locally sourced ingredients.
Clothes that you don't mind getting sticky or flour-dusted.
Protects your clothes from rice flour and dough.
Jot down tips or recipes for future attempts at home.
Stay hydrated while working on your mochi.