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Okonomiyaki Cooking Experience in Nagahoribashi, Osaka
Why not make and enjoy local Osakan food, in a cafe in Nagahoribashi? Let's have fun making homestyle okonomiyaki together.
Make your own okonomiyaki and miso soup!
Main dish, Okonomiyaki!
You'll learn how to make it so you can recreate it at home with simple ingredients, as well as an easy way to make miso soup to go with it.
You'll learn how to make it so you can recreate it at home with simple ingredients, as well as an easy way to make miso soup to go with it.
Get to know Osaka locals!
Only at the international culture center of C Flat!
While you cook and eat, enjoy fun conversations with locals and people studying all kinds of languages. (There may only be staff available if booked last minute).
While you cook and eat, enjoy fun conversations with locals and people studying all kinds of languages. (There may only be staff available if booked last minute).
Make it again when you go back home!
After you're finished cooking, it's time to eat and enjoy each other's company!
Socialize and talk about hometowns, sightseeing spots, food, culture, etc.
Don't worry if you can't speak Japanese!
Enjoy Osaka's comfort food in this unique, international space!
Socialize and talk about hometowns, sightseeing spots, food, culture, etc.
Don't worry if you can't speak Japanese!
Enjoy Osaka's comfort food in this unique, international space!
Easy access; only 1 minutes from Nagahoribashi Station!
If you are arriving from exit Minami 1 or 5A of the Nagahoribashi Station on the Sakaisuji or Nagahori Tsurumi-Ryokuchi Subway Lines.
1. There is a bicycle parking lot to the right of the station exit.
1. There is a bicycle parking lot to the right of the station exit.
2. Take the narrow path south, through the bicycle parking lot.
3. Take a turn right into the narrow street and you should immediately see the entrance to the Sarasa Hotel on your right.
4. Go inside and reach C Flat via the hallway left of the reception desk.
