Nicholas U.
Visiting Osaka with our family of five was one of the best parts of the trip. Grace and Ayumu were wonderful hosts (hope Ayumu gets his voice back!). The whole experience was unhurried, and they made sure every guest felt looked after.

Location: 2 Chome-4-11 Dotonbori, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0071, Japan
Dotonbori, Osaka
A hands-on mochi pounding experience in Dotonbori where visitors can make and taste freshly pounded rice cakes.
A hands-on mochi pounding experience in Dotonbori where visitors can make and taste freshly pounded rice cakes.
Oh Mochi is a hands-on activity centre in Dotonbori that invites visitors to try mochi pounding, the traditional Japanese practice of turning steamed glutinous rice into soft, chewy rice cakes. Located a short walk from the main canal, it offers a break from sightseeing with an edible souvenir.Based on 580 Google reviews
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Nicholas U.
Visiting Osaka with our family of five was one of the best parts of the trip. Grace and Ayumu were wonderful hosts (hope Ayumu gets his voice back!). The whole experience was unhurried, and they made sure every guest felt looked after.
F M
A wonderful, authentic experience! We were guided through each step of traditional mochi making, from pounding the rice to tasting the final product. The hosts were friendly, patient, and very engaging. It was cultural, hands‑on, and delicious — I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to experience genuine Japanese tradition.
David W.
We booked the activity to fill some time before our ferry departed Osaka, with no particular expectations beyond enjoying mochi.
Lauren M
We had a great time! My friend and I reserved the class the night before. We made mochi and learned a little about its origins. The highlight was pounding the rice into something we could eat, and we also sampled the various flavors.
Azhari Azizi
Highly recommended! The staff were cheerful, helpful, and very friendly. We got to make mochi from cooked rice and then enjoy eating it. It was impressive how the whole process was completed in just an hour. It was a lot of fun, and anyone visiting Osaka who likes mochi should give it a try.

Oh Mochi

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