Q&A

★Q1 : What kind of cooking can I learn at Yuki-cookin-Atelier?

→A1 : You can learn about popular menus such as standard Japanese home cooking, bento boxes, udon, and tempura.

★Q2 : How long does the cooking class take?

→A2 : It usually takes about 3 hours to complete.

★Q3 : Is there an explanation in English?

→A3 : Yes, all classes are available in English.

★Q4 : Can I participate with my child?

→A4 : Yes, parents and children are welcome to participate.

★Q5 : Do you have a menu for vegans?

→A5 : Yes, we also have vegan and vegetarian menus.

★Q6 : Where is Yuki-cookin-Atelier?

→A6 : Located in an easily accessible area of ​​Fukuoka city. Details will be provided at time of booking.

★Q7 : Is advance reservation required?

→A7 : Yes, reservations are required and advance application is required.

★Q8 : Is it possible to participate in a group?

→A8 : Yes, it is possible to participate in groups. It can accommodate up to 10 people.

★Q9 : Can I eat after the cooking experience?

→A9 : Yes, you can enjoy the food you made on the spot.

★Q10 : Can I request special ingredients?

→A10 : If you contact us in advance, we will do our best to accommodate you.

★Q11 : Can I combine it with sightseeing in Fukuoka?

→A11 : Yes, it is possible to include a sightseeing plan before or after the cooking class.

★Q12 : Is it possible to participate alone?

→A12 : Yes, we welcome individual participation.

★Q13 : What payment methods do you accept?

→A13 : Credit card, PayPal, and cash payments are accepted.

★Q14 : Can I get a cooking recipe?

→A14 : Yes, I will give you the recipe after the lesson.

★Q15 : Is it possible to accommodate allergies?

→A15 : Yes, we can accommodate this if you contact us in advance.

★Q16 : What is the class cancellation policy?

→A16 : Cancellations made up to 48 hours in advance will receive a full refund.

★Q17 : Can I take photos of the cooking experience?

→A17 : Yes, you are free to take photos.

★Q18 : Can I learn cooking other than Japanese cuisine?

→A18 : We mainly focus on Japanese food, but we may be able to accommodate requests.

★Q19 : Can I also learn about Japanese culture?

→A19 : Yes, you can not only learn about cooking, but also about Japanese food culture and manners.

★Q20 : Can I take it home?

→A20 : If you would like to take your food home, we recommend the picnic menu.

★Q21 : Are there any culinary experiences you would recommend for FIT travelers?

→A21 : Yes, we have classes that anyone can easily join.

★Q22 : Are there any programs that I can participate in for a short period of time while staying in Fukuoka?

→A22 : We offer short classes of about 2 hours.

★Q23 : Can I participate in a casual experience?

→A23 : Yes, we also rent out aprons, so you can feel free to participate.

★Q24 : I would like to have a local experience, what is the atmosphere like?

→A24 : You can experience the local food culture in a homely atmosphere.

★Q25 : Can I interact with other travelers?

→A25 : Yes, the class size is small so you can get to know other participants.

★Q26 : Can I learn about Fukuoka's food culture?

→A26 : Yes, we will also tell you more about local ingredients and regional cuisine.

★Q27 : Do you have early morning or evening classes?

→A27 : Yes, it is possible to hold special classes upon consultation.

★Q28 : Do you have lessons for short-term visitors?

→A28 : Yes, we offer one-time classes for travelers.

★Q29 : Do you have a tour to buy ingredients at markets and supermarkets in Fukuoka?

→A29 : As a special program, we also hold ingredient hunting tours.

★Q30 : Can you make food that looks great in photos?

→A30 : Yes, you can also learn how to present it beautifully.

★Q31 : Can I learn cooking that will be useful for life in Japan?

→A31 : Yes, you can learn recipes using ingredients you can buy at Japanese supermarkets.

★Q32 : Is it okay if this is my first time making Japanese food?

→A32 : Yes, we will provide easy-to-understand instructions even for beginners.

★Q33 : Can my family participate?

→A33 : Yes, we also have classes for families.

★Q34 : Are there any long-term courses to learn cooking?

→A34 : Yes, we also offer classes that you can attend regularly.

★Q35 : Can I learn the basics of Japanese cuisine?

→A35 : Yes, we also have plans where you can learn how to make soup stock and basic cooking methods.

★Q36 : Is there also an opportunity to learn about Japanese culture?

→A36 : Yes, we will also teach you about Japanese culture and manners through cooking.

★Q37 : Do you have a bento making class?

→A37 : Yes, we also have classes where you can learn how to make Japanese bento boxes.

★Q38 : Can I borrow the tools needed for cooking?

→A38 : Yes, all tools are prepared here.

★Q39 : Is it possible to explain in English?

→A39 : Yes, even those who are not good at Japanese can learn with peace of mind.

★Q40 : Will I be able to make it at home?

→A40 : Yes, we provide recipes that you can recreate at home.

★Q1 : What are the best adventure activities in Fukuoka?

→A1 : Some of the best adventure activities in Fukuoka include Yanagawa river cruises, hiking in Itoshima, and surfing at Futamigaura Beach.

★Q2 : Where can I experience traditional Japanese culture in Fukuoka?

→A2 : You can participate in a tea ceremony, visit Shofukuji Temple (the first Zen temple in Japan), or try on a kimono at a local rental shop.

★Q3 : Where to eat the best local food in Fukuoka?

→A3 : Try the famous Yatai food stalls for authentic Hakata ramen, motsunabe (offal hot pot), and fresh seafood at Nagahama Fish Market.

★Q4 : What are the best places to experience Fukuoka nightlife?

→A4 : Head to Nakasu for bars and nightclubs, visit a local izakaya, or try a rooftop bar for a stunning night view of the city.

★Q5 : Are there any unique experiences I can have in Fukuoka?

→A5 : Yes! You can join a sumo practice session, make your own Hakata dolls, or explore the underground shopping streets of Tenjin.

★Q6 : Where can I meet locals in Fukuoka?

→A6 : Attend a language exchange event, visit a local izakaya, or join a cultural workshop to interact with locals.

★Q7 : Which onsen in Fukuoka allow tattoos?

→A7 : While many onsens in Japan restrict tattoos, you can visit Tenkai-no-Yu in Itoshima, which is known to be tattoo-friendly.

★Q8 : What are the best shrines and temples to visit in Fukuoka?

→A8 : Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, Kushida Shrine, and Shofukuji Temple are some of the must-visit spiritual sites in Fukuoka.

★Q9 : Where can I try the best sake tasting experience in Fukuoka?

→A9 : You can visit Itoshima’s sake breweries or join a guided sake tasting tour in Hakata.

★Q10 : What are some hidden gems in Fukuoka?

→A10 : Visit Nokonoshima Island for stunning flowers, explore the historic Akizuki town, or take a sunset walk along Itoshima’s beaches.

★Q11 : What are the best places to take Instagram photos in Fukuoka?

→A11 : Nokonoshima Island Park, Fukuoka Tower, and the vibrant yatai street food stalls are great places for Instagram-worthy shots.

★Q12 : What are the best seasonal events in Fukuoka?

→A12 : Don’t miss the Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival in July, cherry blossoms in Maizuru Park in spring, and the Fukuoka Fireworks Festival in summer.

★Q13 : Can I take a guided street food tour in Fukuoka?

→A13 : Yes! There are several guided food tours in Nakasu and Tenjin that let you explore the best local eats with an expert guide.

★Q14 : Where can I learn to cook Japanese food in Fukuoka?

→A14 : You can join a traditional cooking class in Fukuoka to learn how to make sushi, ramen, or wagashi (Japanese sweets).

★Q15 : Are there any anime or manga experiences in Fukuoka?

→A15 : Yes! Visit Mandarake for rare anime goods, explore the anime cafes in Tenjin, or check out the Gundam Park in LaLaport Fukuoka.

★Q16 : What are the best beaches near Fukuoka?

→A16 : Some of the best beaches near Fukuoka include Futamigaura Beach in Itoshima, Shingu Beach, and Keya Beach.

★Q17 : Where can I experience Fukuoka’s samurai history?

→A17 : You can visit Fukuoka Castle ruins, explore the historical town of Akizuki, or join a samurai sword-fighting experience.

★Q18 : What is the best way to explore Fukuoka as a first-time traveler?

→A18 : Using the Fukuoka Tourist City Pass is a great way to travel around via bus and subway. Exploring by bicycle is also popular.

★Q19 : How can I join a festival in Fukuoka?

→A19 : Check the local event calendars and consider participating in the Hakata Dontaku Festival or the Gion Yamakasa Festival, where you can even wear a traditional happi coat and join the parade!

★Q20 : What is the best tea ceremony experience in Fukuoka?

→A20 : The best tea ceremony experiences in Fukuoka can be found at traditional tea houses such as Rakusuien and Jotenji Temple, where you can enjoy matcha in a serene setting.

★Q21 : Where can I rent a kimono in Fukuoka?

→A21 : Kimono rental shops such as Wargo Kimono Rental and Kimono Sakura offer a wide selection of traditional attire for exploring Fukuoka in style.

★Q22 : Where can I learn about samurai history in Fukuoka?

→A22 : You can visit the Fukuoka Castle ruins and Hakata Machiya Folk Museum, or join a samurai sword training experience for a hands-on lesson in history.

★Q23 : What are the best hiking trails in Fukuoka?

→A23 : Popular hiking trails include Aburayama, Mt. Homan, and Raizan Sennyoji Temple, which offer breathtaking views and scenic nature walks.

★Q24 : Where can I go cycling in Fukuoka?

→A24 : Itoshima is one of the best places for cycling, offering beautiful coastal views and charming cafes along the route.

★Q25 : Which beaches near Fukuoka are best for surfing?

→A25 : Futamigaura Beach and Keya Beach in Itoshima are top choices for surfing enthusiasts looking for good waves.

★Q26 : What are the best izakayas in Fukuoka to meet locals?

→A26 : Izakayas such as Yatai Mami-chan and Genkai Robata offer great food and an inviting atmosphere where you can chat with locals.

★Q27 : Where can I try authentic Hakata ramen in Fukuoka?

→A27 : Famous ramen shops such as Ichiran, Ippudo, and Hakata Daruma serve some of the best Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen.

★Q28 : Where can I go for sake tasting in Fukuoka?

→A28 : Sake tasting experiences are available at Itoshima’s sake breweries and specialized bars such as Sakaba Shokudo.

★Q29 : What are some hidden food gems in Fukuoka?

→A29 : Hidden gems include Tetsunabe for gyoza, Kamenoi for motsunabe, and Oyafuko Sushi for fresh, high-quality sushi.

★Q30 : What are the best nightlife experiences in Fukuoka?

→A30 : For a great night out, visit Nakasu's entertainment district, Bar Oscar for cocktails, and Happy Cock for clubbing.

★Q31 : Which bars in Fukuoka are best for foreigners?

→A31 : The Off Broadway bar and Keith Flack are popular among foreigners and locals alike.

★Q32 : Where can I find underground bars in Fukuoka?

→A32 : Check out Bar Kitchen and Sake Bar Tsukimi for a more intimate, underground bar scene.

★Q33 : What is the best onsen in Fukuoka for solo travelers?

→A33 : Tenkai-no-Yu in Itoshima and Hakata Yufuin Onsen are great for solo travelers looking for relaxation.

★Q34 : Which onsens in Fukuoka allow tattoos?

→A34 : Some tattoo-friendly onsens include Tenkai-no-Yu and Futsukaichi Onsen.

★Q35 : Which luxury ryokan in Fukuoka has private onsen?

→A35 : Sansuikan and Daimaru Besso are high-end ryokan offering private onsen experiences.

★Q36 : Where can I visit anime cafes in Fukuoka?

→A36 : The Animate Cafe in Tenjin and Maidreamin offer immersive anime-themed dining experiences.

★Q37 : Where can I buy rare anime figures in Fukuoka?

→A37 : Visit Mandarake in Tenjin and Surugaya Specialty Store for a wide selection of rare anime goods.

★Q38 : What are the best cosplay events in Fukuoka?

→A38 : The Fukuoka Comic Live and Cosplay Parade in Canal City are must-attend events for cosplay enthusiasts.

★Q39 : What are the best festivals in Fukuoka this year?

→A39 : Hakata Gion Yamakasa in July and Dontaku Festival in May are among the biggest cultural celebrations.

★Q40 : Where can I see cherry blossoms in Fukuoka?

→A40 : Maizuru Park and Atago Shrine offer spectacular cherry blossom views in spring.

★Q41 : How can I meet locals in Fukuoka?

→A41 : Join a language exchange event at a local café or attend community meetups to interact with locals.

★Q42 : What are the best cultural workshops in Fukuoka?

→A42 : You can participate in calligraphy, pottery making, or traditional Hakata doll painting workshops at cultural centers like Hakata Traditional Craft Center.

★Q43 : Where can I experience a ninja training in Fukuoka?

→A43 : Some specialized ninja experience centers in Fukuoka offer samurai and ninja training sessions, complete with historical attire.