About this Event
Discover the beauty of Nerikiri, a traditional Japanese confectionery used in tea ceremonies. In this hands-on workshop, led by Wagashi artist Megu Takahashi, you'll learn the art of shaping Nerikiri dough and create cute Ramen Set designs. Whether you're a Japanese tea ceremony enthusiast, love making sweets, or simply curious about Japanese culture, this workshop is a fun and creative way to explore the world of Wagashi.
Ramen Set Nerikiri Workshop
In this workshop, participants will create a miniature ramen set using nerikiri, a traditional Japanese sweet. Using our hands and wagashi tools, we’ll shape the noodles, toppings, and side dishes to create a playful sweet version of a classic ramen meal!
If you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions, please contact me in advance on Instagram at @m_tokyo_confectionery.
IMPORTANT
Anyone aged 13 and up is welcome to join.
Please bring an apron and a hand towel.
The workshop end time may vary slightly depending on the pace of the class. We kindly ask that you schedule with some flexibility.
四季折々の情景を感じられる伝統的な練り切りから、ユニークで可愛いデザインまで、隔月で内容が変わる「練り切りワークショップ」を開講しています。
準備された餡を、講師のデモンストレーションを交えながら成形していただくことが中心のレッスンです。
初心者の方にも楽しんでいただけるよう、丁寧なレッスンを心がけています。レッスンは基本的に英語で行いますが、日本語でのサポートも可能ですので、初めての方も安心してご参加ください。
練り切りを通して日本文化に触れ、一緒に楽しい時間を過ごしましょう。
Megu Takahashi is a Vancouver-based wagashi artist and the founder of M Tokyo Confectionery. Specializing in seasonal nerikiri and original designs, she continues to refine her craft under the guidance of Junichi Mitsubori, Grand Master of Kado Ichikaryu. She leads nerikiri workshops, collaborates with local businesses, and occasionally offers her creations at pop-ups and local cafés. Through her work, she shares the beauty of wagashi and Japanese culture.
Follow her on Instagram: @m_tokyo_confectionery
バンクーバー在住の和菓子作家・高橋めぐ
M Tokyo Confectionery 主宰
四季を表現した練り切りやオリジナルデザインを中心に、制作・販売・ワークショップを展開。
現在は菓道一菓流 宗匠・三堀純一氏に師事し、日々技術を磨いています。
和菓子を通して、日本文化の魅力を伝える活動をしています。
Instagram: @m_tokyo_confectionery
Event venue & nearby stays
Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, 6688 Southoaks Crescent, Burnaby, Canada
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