My cooking classes are aimed at people who would like to experience Japanese local culture and cook a homestyle meal. Unlike studio-type cooking classes, my classes give you a glimpse into a local's life and give you the opportunity to interact with them.
Learn how to cook simple and delicious Japanese dishes at home. You will learn simple recipes and techniques that can be used at home to prepare delicious homecooked meals. In-person classes are held in English and last about 3 hours.
What is mayuko’s little kitchen?
The new approach to home cooking is Mayuko's little kitchen. In homestyle cooking, you don't have to worry about making mistakes, you can look at what your friends make, and much more.
A fresh and healthy diet will be taught to you, along with how to purchase authentic ingredients. Afterwards, each item's value will be taught, and goods will be prepared. The simple and easy recipes you'll learn will help you not only master Japanese cuisine, but also all types of cooking items.
Become a pro in the kitchen with Mayuko's little kitchen. Professionals will help you learn new Japanese dishes popular in Shinjuku. Cooking classes in Shinjuku that are cozy and welcoming. Become more confident by learning new skills.
Big kitchen, little kitchen
In this Tokyo Cooking Class, I will teach you how to prepare the meals that Japanese people eat every day in a private kitchen in the middle of Tokyo. The basics of Japanese food, seasonings, and table customs can be learned in a friendly, warm atmosphere. English is the language of instruction in all of our small home cooking classes.
Awarded & praised
Each of the past six years, it has been named a Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice and one of the top 10 things to do in Japan. I have taught Japanese cooking to many expats and tourists who have visited my kitchen. Check out their Tripadvisor reviews.
Cook & eat as the locals do
The food in restaurants and the food people eat at home are always very different. The experience of eating what locals cook at home cannot be matched by anything you'll find in restaurants. To show you what Japanese eat at home in a regular home setting, I intend to teach you what Japanese actually eat.
