Incredibly amazing - this is my first time here, the food was good and also the sashimi plus the service is goood! they sell souvenirs here. love it!

Amazing - Engaging experience, lovely team and super helpful while making the sushi. We chose the 90min option and made a total of 7 pieces, and home grown wasabi!

Recommended for children - It is very accessible right next to Kawaguchiko Station. The staff were very kind and I enjoyed the sushi making experience. Recommended for families with children, couples and friends!

Making sushi while exercising lightly - There is a wide variety of temari-zushi and it looks very beautiful. The sushi that you can eat with your own locally grated wasabi was exceptional.

Amazing Sushi Making Experience - The class was amazing.. all together we did 8 types of sushi and the Kyuta and Mina are just great teachers. They make the class interesting. Definitely one of worth activity to do especially towards the end of the day cause there isn’t much going on in Kawaguchiko at night. By the end, we received a small gift of suridane chilli paste and also a free drink!! Love it! Absolutely worth the try.

Great temari sushi experience here - Sushi is very good. I like the way they use various vegetables combine with sushi. All staffs are very nice and can make you feel comfortable.

vegetable sushi - surprise it' verygood new expriance sushi about sushi vegetable sushi mix with fresh fish Salmon avocado+olive is the best in my think

Nice experience! - We just passed by the place only planning to get coffee at the cafe upstairs, but we ended up trying the Temari Sushi experience at the second floor — and we loved it. We were taught how to prepare wasabi ourselves, and make two types of Temari sushi — shrimp and tuna. The chef, who’s also our teacher, was so friendly and approachable. She speaks English so well, too. The food was great, but the experience made our spontaneous visit even better. Would highly recommend! :)

All round a great experience - The staff are very friendly and welcoming and the food was second to none with a sushi master preparing the food. Make sure to add this restaurant to list of places to experience.

Overpriced and too gimmicky. Not a cultural experience!! - My wife and I decided to do this on our wedding anniversary as we thought it would be something to remember- it was but not necessarily for all the right reasons! The good part was the sushi making- We made 8 pieces of sushi and they all tasted fine. We were also offered just one soft drink during the 1.5 hours. From the description given we thought it would be something quite cultural -with a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, the history of sushi etc. It turned out to be very gimmicky, dressing up as Japanese sushi masters, including bandanas, playing a game with chopsticks and doing some silly dance with rice ball moulds!! A bit of fun but not really adding much value!! Having done it I can see the description still covers the actual event so hard to say it is deceiving but we didn’t consider it to be value for money. We were also given a t-shirt each and some origami pieces. Not sure what Viator add as a mark up but for £210 (¥40,000) we could have had a fantastic meal with wine in a top grade restaurant. You can do a walk in sushi making starting at ¥4400, which seemed much more value for money although I guess you don’t get as much to eat. Overall it was a bit of fun but it is over priced by a huge margin, leaving you feeling that you have been caught in a tourist trap- hence the 2 stars, which is quite generous tbh. A note to the person operating this- take out the gimmicks and reduce the price to something that is fair. If you want to add something to make it unique then add something of value- some history of sushi, how to make the sticky rice etc.