Tour
View more

Handmade Soba Lessons in the Nozawa Onsen Area: A Journey into Japanese Cuisine

7 hours

Easy

A Taste of Japan: Handmade Soba, Local Flavors & Onsen Relaxation

Immerse yourself in Japan’s rich culinary heritage with our hands-on soba-making workshop in the picturesque Nozawa Onsen area. While the tour is based in Nozawa Onsen, the actual experience unfolds in the charming village of Sakae, where tradition and craftsmanship come to life. Guided by experienced instructors, you’ll craft delicious Japanese soba noodles from scratch, savor regional delicacies, and complete your journey with a soothing onsen experience—blending culture, flavor, and relaxation into an unforgettable day.

And to make your experience even more special, we have a little gift for you at the end of the day! A small token of appreciation, reflecting the warmth and hospitality of the region, to take home as a memory of your time with us.

Pick-up is also available for guests staying in hotels in the following areas:Nozawa Onsen, Iiyama Region, Yamanouchi, Myoko, Madarao, Sakae Village, Shiga Kogen

What's included?
    • Round-trip Transportation – Convenient pick-up and drop-off from select locations.
    • Hands-on Soba-Making Experience – Learn to mix, knead, roll, and cut soba noodles with experienced instructors.
    • Delicious Soba Meal – Enjoy the noodles you made, served in a traditional style.
    • Regional Cuisine Tasting – Savor local specialties like miso, locally grown rice, and sake
    • Onsen Experience – Relax in a soothing Japanese hot spring after your meal
    • A Special Gift – Take home a small present as a token of appreciation
    Exclusions
      • Additional food or drinks – While the tour includes the soba meal and regional specialties, any extra food or beverages you purchase during the tour are not covered.
      • Personal expenses – Any personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs, extra snacks) are not included in the tour price.
      Please note
        What to bring
          • Comfortable clothing – Wear casual, comfortable clothes, especially since you'll be participating in a hands-on cooking experience.
          • Towel for onsen (optional) – Although we will provide towels, it’s a good idea to bring your own small towel for the onsen experience.
          • Camera or phone – To capture the memories of your experience, especially when making soba or enjoying the onsen.
          • Cash or credit card – For any additional personal expenses, such as souvenirs or snacks.
          • Personal identification – Carry your ID or passport for identification purposes.
          Share by: