Japanese Snacks Virtual Tour

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    Japanese snacks virtual tour guide

    Join this tour to learn about Japanese snacks (Oyatsu) and light food (Otsumami).

    Japan is well known for its unique food and the culture that surrounds each dish. A prime example would be Oyatsu (Snacks). On this online virtual tour, you will enjoy learning about Japanese oyatsu and otsumami (light food) and the diverse array of confectionery delights.  When it comes to Oyatsu, there are so many different types including Dagashi (classic snacks) to more expensive fares such as Tempura. The hosts will try to recommend guests Oyatsu based on their preferences.

    In addition to learning about different types of Oyatsu, guests will also learn how Oyatsu plays a deep role in Japanese culture and find out more about the role Oyatsu plays as a social communication tool.

    Join the tour and delve into the culture of Oyatsu!

    ＊All times specified are in Japan Standard Time(GMT +9:00). Please check your time zone＊

    Japanese snacks

    Start Time(s): 11:00
    Duration: 1.5hrs
    Price: From ¥1,000
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    Disclaimer: While we have partnered with some of these tour operators to help create tours, not all have been checked in person and should just be considered a starting point. Accessible Japan does not handle the booking, transactions, or coordination of the tour itself. It is essential that you discuss your disability with the tour operator to ensure your needs are properly accommodated.

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