Experience of Pork Bun making and Chinese style Afternoon Tea with the long-established owner of “Nankinmachi“ famous Pork Bun

This tour is organized by Nankinmachi real stores and staffs, which describes the charm of Kobe directly to the customers by joining and experiencing the history of Nankinmachi. In Nankinmachi, the person who runs the actual store provide a place to experience something that cannot be done anywhere else. Through the above experience, we will convey the charm of Nankinmachi in Kobe through these forgettable experiences.

ROSYOKI

“ROSYOKI” Pork Bun shop has been loved in Kobe for 100 years never without a long queue. Challenge making and tasting this popular shop pork bun that all Kobe citizen knows!We will lecture to make pork bun by using “bun made of top secret malt” and “traditional ingredients used over 100 years” exactly the same as used at shop. Challenge this unexpectedly difficult bun wrapping nicely as possible! After wrapping the pork bun, it’s time to eat your own made pork bun. Enjoy the pork buns with various seasonings.

Ten Fu’s TEA

Enjoy the afternoon atmosphere while enjoying Chinese Tea and sweets at Chinese tea specialty store! On the first floor of the building, various Chinese teas and Chinese tea tableware are sold. At the “RIKUHACHAGEIKAN” on the 2nd floor, you can enjoy cute Flower teas and sweets in a calm atmosphere. Tea with real flowers are especially popular with ladies, and you can take pictures that look good on SNS too.

SHOSEKKA

“SHOSEKKA” deals with flower characters, one of the oldest traditional folk performing arts with a history of more than 1000 years in China. Unlike calligraphy, flower literatures look like a flowers at first glance, but the characters are expressed in pictures according to the shape of the characters. It is said that if you draw your name or your favorite characters in flower letters and decorate them, your luck goes up or you will have wonderful life. If you do not have Kanji characters in your name, the staff have researched to express it in Japanese hiragana or katakana or even Kanji (imaged under pronunciation), so if you wish, you can take home a flower character colored paper with your name.