Join our local experts. We have the most experienced guides who are all passionate about Japanese food and beverages as well as the tourism and Travel. We will share all the secrets that make Japanese food amazing. We can answer questions you may have about Japanese food, travel to Japan and some special Arigato Japan tips and stories that will inspire you!
We are experts in culinary tourism! These days of course, it is hard for people around the world to enjoy our walking food tours but we are excited to connect and share our stories and knowledge with you right in your own homes.
Register for 1500 yen to reserve one of only 10 spaces available, we keep the groups small so everyone can have a chance to ask questions and connect with our local guides!
We are looking forward to meeting you online and making some delicious memories!
Experience Highlights:
We will be using online connection software for this experience. After your sign up is confirmed we will send you login details. We will also send info about anything you need to prepare in advance of the experience. Any questions you can contact us at info@arigatojapan.co.jp
Online Experience Schedule:
Tues-Saturday | |
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Time #1 | 8:00-9:00am JST |
Time #2 | 9:00-10:00pm JST |
custom times available email us! |
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