Dacha(Russian Villa) in Hakodate: Making Baked “Pirozhki” at a Rustic House Café

Hakodate Trip Overview

【OUTLINE】
Hakodate, which has been developed as a settlement for people from different countries, is a hub of various cultures.
This is where Japan’s first Russian consulate is founded. Why don’t you try making “Hakodate Baked Pirozhki” created by Russian culture and Japanese ingredients?

【HIGHLIGHTS】
・Cooking experience at a café loved by the local community as a space of relaxation
・Making traditional dishes from Russia with the original recipes from the café
・Friendly and careful lecture for beginners to join with ease
・A stylish café made from a renovated old house of 80 years
・A good location for going sightseeing in Hakodate before and after the experience

Additional Info

Duration: 2 hours
Starts: Hakodate, Japan
Trip Category: Food, Wine & Nightlife >> Cooking Classes



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【OUTLINE】
Hakodate, which has been developed as a settlement for people from different countries, is a hub of various cultures.
This is where Japan’s first Russian consulate is founded. Why don’t you try making “Hakodate Baked Pirozhki” created by Russian culture and Japanese ingredients?

【HIGHLIGHTS】
・Cooking experience at a café loved by the local community as a space of relaxation
・Making traditional dishes from Russia with the original recipes from the café
・Friendly and careful lecture for beginners to join with ease
・A stylish café made from a renovated old house of 80 years
・A good location for going sightseeing in Hakodate before and after the experience

You can experience an authentic cooking experience of baking pirozhki in Hakodate, where the cultures of Russia and Japan have mixed. The workshop is held at a café made from a renovated old Japanese house, which has been sharing a new food culture.

Pirozhki, a stuffed bread you will cook in this experience, is popular in Japan. Deep-frying is a common cooking method in other areas of Japan, but the traditional oven-baked cooking is still in use here in Hakodate.

After you come to the café, the staff will give you a simple explanation. The ingredients and seasonings are already prepared neatly, just like paints on a pallet. You will mix the ingredients with a spoon as you like, and make a few kinds of fillings. Wrap the fillings with dough and let them rest. While the dough is fermenting, let’s cook borscht and salad to complete a full set of Russian home cooking.

The original recipe includes unique ingredients from Hakodate, such as Ezo-shika (Hokkaido deer) and Ezo-maitake mushroom, and is dedicated to the authentic cooking. The flavor has been enjoyed by not only Japanese tourists but also international students from Russia, the home of the dishes.

Stop At:

• Hakodate, Hakodate, Hokkaido

Sample Menu

• borscht and salad
• pirozhki



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