Kyoto Japanese sweets making experience! One hour to enjoy the season for both children and adults ♪

Between Kiyomizu-dera temple and Sanjusangendo Hall, there is a shop in front of Toyokan shrine. A 20-minute walk from Kyoto Station is a convenient location.

Start with a kind lecture using the figure.　Today, we will challenge the Japanese sweets with the motif of "Sakura"! Kyoto's Japanese sweets seem to make a floral pattern with a sense of the season in anticipation of one month later.

A soft kneading cut (white bean) is pressed against a wooden mold carved in various shapes to form a delicate petal. I need a concentration of the inside.

The "feast" of the kneading cut is completed! The teacher's role model is right, and my left is self-explanatory. I was able to do it well for the first time!

The name sweets which were presented to Emperor Emperor Meiji and Taisho are tasted in a tasteful Kyoto Machiya.

After completion, I received the original Japanese sweets with delicious matcha tea while showing the workmanship. You can take it home as a souvenir.