The Art of Wagashi: Sculpting Traditional Japanese Sweets (Maple Leaf)
Celebrate autumn's beauty with a hands-on Japanese wagashi-making class during a day to explore Japanese arts, culture, and history.
Step into the delicate and creative world of Japanese sweets with Sen from Kintoki Sweets.
In this fun, hands-on workshop, Sen will guide you in creating Kaede (楓)—beautiful Japanese maple leaf-shaped mochi rice nougat candies with a subtle, delicious maple flavour.
Inspired by the vibrant colours and quiet beauty of autumn, these autumn-inspired sweets capture the flavour of Canada’s maple season. Beautiful to look at and delicious to eat, they are also vegan and gluten-free!
🍁 Everyone Is Welcome
Whether you love Japanese culture, enjoy making sweets, or simply want to try something new, this workshop is a wonderful way to celebrate the season.
- Anyone curious about Japanese sweets and culture
- Anyone who loves Japanese foods and sweets
- Beginners welcome—no previous wagashi-making experience is required
Come create something beautiful with your hands, discover the artistry behind Japanese sweets, and take home a taste of autumn.
🍡 About Wagashi
Wagashi (和菓子) are traditional Japanese sweets often enjoyed with tea. Seasonal motifs and fresh ingredients are central to wagashi culture.
This workshop brings a Canadian twist to the tradition, combining the beauty of the Japanese maple leaf (Kaede) with maple flavour.
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Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre
6688 Southoaks Crescent
Burnaby, BC V5E 4M7
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