English-speaking guide
All necessary tools to make your own tea
Tea ceremony course in a 150-year-old townhouse
Authentic Japanese sweets; Higashi (干菓子)
2 cups of high-quality match made in Uji,Kyoto
Transport
Other personal expenses
Kimono (2-pieces type kinono available for rent 500 JPY)
Participants must be aged 13+ to participate in this activity
Group size: 1-15 participant(s)
This activity is not suitable for wheelchair users and sick people
To ensure a comfortable experience for all, please refrain from the following:
Clothing & Accessories: Wearing hats or jewelry/ Wearing see-through clothing/ Going barefoot/ Wearing shoes indoors
Luggage & Transportation Items: Bringing oversized luggage/ Bringing large bags or suitcases / Using bicycles or electric wheelchairs
Filming & Photography: Using professional cameras/ Flash photography/ Video and audio recording
Substances: Consuming alcohol and drugs/ Smoking or vaping/ Chewing gum/ Bringing drinks
Electronic Devices: Using flashlights/ Using electronic devices
Behavior: Making loud noises / Participating in party groups or disruptive gatherings
Know before you go:
Suitable for those who find sitting on the floor challenging: This experience is conducted in a standing tea ceremony style, ensuring comfort for everyone
Please remove large accessories such as long necklaces, big rings, and bracelets, as they may damage the valuable tea bowls
If you have long hair, we recommend tying it up to prevent it from dipping into the tea bowl
Pets are prohibited
Socks (If you forget, please purchase a pair of socks)
This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible
Experience Zen and the tea ceremony in a tranquil, traditional setting with tables and chairs, exploring their deep connection. Located in Ninenzaka, Kyoto. 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 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.