Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Nakasendo Indoors: seasonal sweets by the hearth
A hands-on workshop in the Kiso Valley where visitors shape seasonal nerikiri sweets and eat them with matcha.
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- Kiso Valley visitors seeking a hands-on confectionery experience
- Worth noticing
- Makiko Koide trained at confectionery school, apprenticed in Tokyo for three years, and holds a national confectioner’s licence.
Field notes
The page distinguishes a roughly two-hour workshop from a one-hour morning sitting scheduled for 8:30–9:30. It says the paste is prepared by hand in small batches before guests arrive, and that Kashiwaya guests can receive free transport for the morning session. The page provides WhatsApp, LINE, and email contacts for reservations, but the supplied extract does not show prices.
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◎NicheUnusually specific use
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