Welcome to the Tokyo Sushi School, where our mission is to share the joy, artistry, and tradition of sushi-making with people from all over the world.
Experience the art of authentic sushi making in the heart of Tokyo, where tradition, culture, and great memories come together.
Located just a short walk from the iconic Tokyo Tower, our school offers an authentic sushi making experience that has delighted guests from around the world.
We are proud to have received outstanding 5 star reviews from families, couples, solo travellers, and food lovers who have enjoyed learning with us.
Our mission is to share the joy, artistry, and tradition of sushi making in a friendly and welcoming environment.
We believe sushi is much more than food. It is a craft, an art form, and a way to bring people together. Whether you are a complete beginner or looking for a unique cultural experience, our experienced instructors will guide you through every step as you prepare, roll, shape, and enjoy authentic Japanese sushi.
Why guests choose Tokyo Sushi School
Consistently rated 5 stars by visitors from around the world.
Small class sizes with personal instruction.
Perfect for beginners, families, couples, and solo travellers.
Learn authentic Japanese sushi making techniques.
Convenient location just minutes from Tokyo Tower.
English and Japanese support available.
Founded by two passionate partners, Tokyo Sushi School was created to give visitors a genuine and memorable Japanese food experience. Every class is relaxed, interactive, and enjoyable, giving guests the confidence to recreate what they have learned at home.
Visit our Student Reviews page to see what our happy guests have to say and view photos from recent classes.
All classes are held on Sundays and must be booked in advance. We look forward to welcoming you to Tokyo Sushi School and sharing one of Japan's most treasured traditions.
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We designed our signature class to be simple, hands-on, and perfect for absolute beginners.
