YANESEN Tourist Information & Culture Center.

たちはユキと一緒に料理教室を開き、味噌汁、うどん（一から）、天ぷらの作り方を学びました。
とても楽しい時間を過ごさせていただきました！ユキは料理と教えることが大好きで、それが示すように、私たちは家族のために家ですべてを作ることができるという非常に幸せで自信を持って出発しました。
マサ・カワイはいつもとても親切で、対応も丁寧で、クラスを予約して料理を選ぶまでのプロセス全体がとてもスムーズでした。
強くお勧めします!

暮里から谷中銀座まで歩いた後は、ここでちょっと立ち止まって、淹れたてのコーヒーを楽しむのもいいでしょう。お店はこじんまりとしていて、コーヒー豆の香りが豊かで、手淹れのコーヒーやカフェラテもとても美味しく、とてもフレンドリーで温かい雰囲気のお店です。

What a wonderful and nice guy.
Went there to buy some calligraphy art and the store was unfortunately closed.
Instead we went to the tatami room cafe around the corner and drank delicious green tea.
To our surprise the cafe and tourist information center were collaborating and this nice guy opened up the store and sold us some besutiful art even though the shop was closed.
Big thumbs up. Thank you for your nice hospitality.

I took my mother here for a private tea ceremony and it was a hit. Our experience was somewhat unique in that we were met with a Japanese tv crew to film us so perhaps my opinions are not very objective but its location was very convenient and the woman performing the tea ceremony was top notch. I would definitely recommend this as an option if you’re in the area.

外国人観光客向け案内女。習字体験も出来て外国人に人気。

My husband and I were going to try calligraphy on a Wednesday but the times available to us didn't work so we were told there was an opening on Friday in the morning. We arrived at the specified time and no one was there. We waited for 30 minutes, left to explore and came back. Someone was in there by this time and explained to us that they did not do calligraphy on Fridays. Not sure why we were told a time on a day they did not offer that service. Needless to say I was very disappointed since I was looking forward to doing calligraphy on our last day in Tokyo.

The Yanesen Center was the high point of my trip to Tokyo, Japan. My kimono wearing experience (including hair dressing and a professional photographer) was booked via my travel agency, InsideJapan. The translator, photographer, hairdresser, and kimono dresser were all extremely kind, hospitable, and helped to produce an experience that I'll always remember and cherish. In Japan, kimono dressers must have a license and my dresser worked with me through the translator to pick out and coordinate the different parts of my kimono. We then walked through Yanaka, a beautiful neighborhood that has retained the look and feel of Tokyo prior to World War II. They led me to a Buddhist Temple, showed me how to perform the purification ritual, then ring a gong and say a prayer. It was an amazing experience and I suggest it to anyone who would like to create a souvenir that isn't just something bought; but something done.