Make sushi rolls that look like a beautiful flower during this fun and crafty lesson with local experts. Made using rice vinegar, sugar, sesame, ginger, vegetables, and nori (seaweed), you will learn about the essential history and trivia of sushi rolls. Wear a beautiful komono and enjoy fresh Japanese tea and water during the class. Japanese sushi rolls were first created between 1750 and 1776 during the Edo period (1603-1868) when the popular culture blossomed. At that time, sushi made using sake and vinegar spread and a wide variety of foods became popular. In the early 1800s, sushi that could be made quickly using vinegar became mainstream. In the Showa period, sushi rolls began to made in a more complicated pattern. Using special recipes and ingredients, you will acquire the skills to continue making beautiful sushi rolls at home.

Immerse yourself in a land of Japanese films and TV at Toei Kyoto Studio Park. Walk through outdoor sets that have been rebuilt from the Edo period and enjoy the atmosphere of ancient Japan by walking on Cinema Road. Seize the possibility to watch a show or movie being filmed. Receive your ticket and step into the fascinating world of Jidaigeki, Japanese historical dramas. Take incredible pictures with old Kyoto as the background and enjoy entertaining attractions for kids and film fans. Experience the world of the Kamen Riders at Super Sentai × Kamen Rider Hero Land. Browse through the exhibition of Super Sentai and Pretty Cure and take part in the character events that are held on weekends. Transform yourself into a samurai or ninja of the Edo period by renting movie costumes and makeup at an extra cost.