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First, we will show you how to make an origami name card. You can, of course, keep it after the cooking session.
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We provide kappogi, traditional Japanese aprons and tenugui bandanas.
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Try your hand at using a special pan for Oyako-don (rice topped with chicken and eggs) You’ll feel just like a Japanese chef!
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Pop the cute radish shapes into the pot, put it on the heat, and everyone can enjoy the hotpot together.
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If you like raw fish, we recommend making hand-rolled sushi, which isn’t served at restaurants!
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You can enjoy any combination of ingredients you fancy, such as sashimi, rolled omelette, cucumber, pickles, etc.