Top Things to do in Kawasaki
The 7 Best Classes & Workshops in Kawasaki, Kanto
Discover the best top things to do in Kawasaki, Japan including Kawasakishi Kurokawa Seishonen Yagaikatsudo Center, Aya Glass Studio, Litalico Wonder Kawasaki, Tsubasa Kaneko, Asao Language School, KD tour, Tokaido Glass.
Restaurants in Kawasaki
1. Kawasakishi Kurokawa Seishonen Yagaikatsudo Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
2. Aya Glass Studio
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
Aya Glass Studio is a studio you can create your own glass art! From kids to adults anybody can have fun time here to create a unique souvenir of your visit in Kawasaki.
3. Litalico Wonder Kawasaki
4. Tsubasa Kaneko
Hello and Welcome to Japan! My name is Tomo, mom of baby boy and my sister's name is Tsubasa. We love cooking Japanese traditional foods and having a party all the time. It is our honor to welcoming you all.Please feel free to contact us and join with your friends and family and of course by yourself too!
5. Asao Language School
Hi everyone! My name is Masahiko Kitaya :) It is very nice to meet you.I am a professional Japanese language teacher and a tour and activity coordinator from Tokyo.I team up with other private Japanese language teachers and together, we provide quality language learning experience as well as coordinate and operate bespoke cultural / social enrichment tours and activities to people from abroad. Are you a resident in Japan or on holiday in Tokyo? Let's start customizing the experience together!
6. KD tour
KD tour, we provide some cultural activities for tourists from overseas in the KD area. Not only the layover & transit tour from Haneda Airport, but also activities such as sushi making lessons and free walking tours with English guide available.
7. Tokaido Glass
"Kiriko glass making experience / classroom" 13 minutes by train from Haneda Airport, enjoy a walk and Kiriko experience on the historical highway "Tokaido Kawasaki-juku" that has continued for over 400 years. You can experience Kiriko, a traditional Japanese glasswork, in a quaint facility that has been renovated from a Japanese-style room. You can also take your work as a souvenir.
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