Founded in 2018, Nippon Viajero aims to accomplish two objectives: firstly, to foster a community where individuals can immerse themselves in Latin-American culture, and secondly, to provide a guidebook for those residing in Japan who miss authentic Mexican cuisine.

Since then, I have dedicated myself to refining, testing, and enhancing our soon to be a cookbook recipes, allowing me to create traditional Mexican dishes using locally sourced Japanese ingredients, culinary tools, and most importantly cooking in a Japanese kitchen.

I wanted to share this beautiful process with you because it is much my community as it is yours. And so I hope you can join me in the last round of recipe testing for some of my favorite summer time dishes.

In this experience you will be testing some of our upcoming Cookbooks sea food recipes!

In honor of Sea day. We will be cooking up a feast. See the menu below. Unlike our usual culinary workshops this will be a more relax setting with less intruction, more convivencia.

( see below for the translation.)

Convivencia: “coexistence” or “communal living.” It refers to the concept of people coming together, sharing experiences, and building a sense of community. In Mexican culture, convivencia emphasizes the importance of social interactions, hospitality, and inclusiveness. It reflects the idea of gathering with family, friends, and even strangers to enjoy meals, celebrations, and daily life. Convivencia embodies the spirit of unity, harmony, and the joy of shared moments in Mexican society.

Nippon Viajero’s Cookbook Recipe Testing Event