What You’ll Experience Learn the history and cultural significance of the tea ceremony. Explore tea utensils, their uses, and care tips. Practice proper tea etiquette and serving techniques. Enjoy a demonstration of the ceremony's elegant movements and seasonal hospitality. Prepare matcha yourself to experience the essence of the practice. Participate in a Q&A session. This experience is especially recommended for those who: Have a genuine interest in Japanese culture, aesthetics, and traditional arts. Can appreciate the authentic taste of real matcha. Value the delicate flavors of handcrafted wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) from a long-established shop. Please note: This is not a tea ceremony experience designed merely for sightseeing or social media photos. It is a cultural experience intended for those who seek a deeper understanding. For languages other than English and Japanese, please check staff availability.
“A Moment to Embrace Tradition” - Welcome to the Tea Ceremony Experience Course! Welcome to the Tea Ceremony Experience Course! Experience the tea ceremony in Ninenzaka, Kyoto. Prepare and enjoy matcha in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Our experienced instructors provide detailed guidance. We provide experiences in English every day. Wear socks (if you forget, please purchase socks). Wear clothing that does not expose too much skin. Perfume is strictly prohibited. It will interfere with the smell of incense and tea in the tea ceremony room. Only smart phones are allowed in the tea room. Video recording during the instructor's demonstration is prohibited. Children under 12 years old are not allowed to participate. Please inform us in advance if you have any allergies.
Higashi (干菓子) is a dry Japanese confection served in tea ceremonies, showcasing seasonal and cultural beauty.
High-quality matcha from Uji where is the most historical place to product matcha in Japan,served by teacher and made by yourself.
You will make your own way to the meeting points