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1 results · Sun, 10/4 – Sat, 1/2

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CookingFood EducationBrand Workshop

Kids Salad Workshop: Make Your Own Custom Salad

野菜やトッピング、ドレッシングを組み合わせて、自分だけのサラダを作って食べる子ども向け食育ワークショップです。

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11:00–12:00 / 13:00–14:00

Minato · Crisp Salad Works, Toranomon Hills Mori Tower 2F

Indoor¥1,000 including taxBooking required
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野菜やトッピング、ドレッシングを組み合わせて、自分だけのサラダを作って食べる子ども向け食育ワークショップです。

Category
Food & career experiences
Date
Sat, 10/17
Time
11:00–12:00 / 13:00–14:00
Area
Minato · Crisp Salad Works, Toranomon Hills Mori Tower 2F
Ages
子ども(保護者同伴)
Fee
¥1,000 including tax
Participation
Apply through the official page by October 14 at 15:00. Each session accepts the first 10 children; applications close when full.
  • No refunds for cancellations. The activity may be canceled if fewer than 8 people register.
  • Application deadline: 2026-10-14T15:00:00+09:00

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