Tokyo Guraku Taiyaki Making Class

Become a Taiyaki Chef in Tokyo Kuraku

Tasting various snacks is a must-do in Japan, the country of snacks. At Kuraku, a taiyaki shop located in Tokyo's Taito Ward, you can make and taste your own taiyaki. Don't worry if you can't cook! Friendly staff will help you, and you can make 6 taiyaki per person. There is also a takeout package available, so you can take the remaining taiyaki with you.

Located a 4-minute walk from Asakusa Station, this class is very convenient to include in the middle of your trip. Shall we visit Kuraku to make your own taiyaki?

Carefully Selected Ingredients, Carefully Selected Taste

Kuraku's taiyaki insists on good ingredients and always pursues the best taste. The craftsman uses traditional red bean paste made with the finest red beans from the Yamato region over a long period of time. You can fully feel the original taste of the ingredients with additive-free red bean paste containing only red beans, sugar, and salt. 

With Your Own Taiyaki Ingredients 

At Kuraku, you can bring your own ingredients as well as basic red bean paste to create your own original taiyaki! Bring any ingredients you want, from fruits and snacks to wasabi. Why not add local specialties or representative snacks from Japan? You might discover an unexpected and wonderful combination. 

Even if you don't bring your own ingredients, you can still enjoy it in a special way because the store has various rare ingredients such as red bean paste, cream, green tea, cheese, spicy keema curry, kimchi cheese, and okonomiyaki.

* Some ingredients may be out of stock or changed depending on local circumstances.

Japanese-style space unique to Asakusa

The inside of the store is a pure Japanese-style space unique to Asakusa. Experiencing the space itself as well as the cooking class is a very big point. Warm tea is provided here as standard, so you can spend a relaxing and leisurely time.

If you are wearing a kimono or yukata, why not take a picture in this space? I recommend it because the atmosphere of the clothes and the space go well together and you can get a great shot.