Hotel Nikko Osaka to Hold "Parent-Child Table Manners Class" Taught by Hotel Staff on July 27-28

Hotel Nikko Osaka will host a "Parent-Child Table Manners Class" on July 27th and 28th, 2026. This event allows families to learn proper dining etiquette from a certified professional while enjoying an authentic French course meal.
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Hotel Nikko Osaka in Shinsaibashi will hold a "Parent-Child Table Manners Class" at its French restaurant "Les Célébrités" on July 27th and 28th, 2026, as a summer vacation event for children. Under the guidance of a Grade 1 certified Restaurant Service technician, families can learn etiquette while savoring a full-course French meal, enjoying a high-quality experience unique to a hotel. The menu is specially designed for the event, with children and adults enjoying the same dishes. Children will receive a photo certificate of completion.

FAQ

When and where will the table manners class be held?

The class will be held on July 27th and 28th, 2026, from 12:00 to 14:00 at the French restaurant 'Les Célébrités' in Hotel Nikko Osaka.

Who is eligible to participate in this event?

The event is for children from 3rd grade of elementary school to junior high school, accompanied by an adult. Each group can have a maximum of 4 people.

How much does the class cost?

The fee is ¥7,000 per child (elementary 3rd grade to junior high) and ¥11,000 per adult. This price includes the course meal, soft drinks, the lesson, tax, and service charge.

What will participants learn in the class?

Participants will learn basic table manners such as how to sit, use a napkin, hold a glass, and properly use a knife and fork while enjoying a French meal.

Who will be the instructor for the class?

The instructor is Takayuki Seo, the Food and Beverage Manager at Hotel Nikko Osaka, who is a certified Grade 1 National Trade Skill Test holder in restaurant service.

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