Immerse yourself in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tradition rooted in Zen Buddhism and celebrated in Kyoto. In the art of preparing matcha (powdered green tea), every mindful gesture carries deep significance. Your host, Rie, a Kyoto native, is a second-degree instructor of the Urasenke School of tea ceremony. In 2015, she founded her own tea ceremony business to share the beauty of this traditional culture.

Savor organic Uji matcha prepared by Rie before enjoying a hands-on tea-making lesson and a traditional Japanese sweet. For deeper cultural immersion, you will be wearing a classic kimono during the experience, reflecting the elegance and traditions of the tea ceremony. The kimono is worn only for the session and returned before you leave.

The experience features the tea ceremony, tasting, brewing, and kimono-wearing package.

Højdepunkter

Hear about the history and culture of Japanese tea
Learn from a professional instructor of a leading tea ceremony school
Enjoy a high-quality tea ceremony, tasting and, brewing experience

Vigtig information

Know in advance:

This is a shared experience
The kimono rental is for use only within the teahouse venue and cannot be worn outside
The kimono rental does not include any hair arrangement service
Please arrive 20 minutes before the experience start time to dress the kimono. Note that if you are late, you won't be able to wear the kimono and no refund will be provided
Children must be at least 5 years old to join

Afbestillingsregler

Få 100% tilbage, hvis du afbestiller op til 72 timer inden aktiviteten begynder.

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Sted

37 Kinugasanishi Goshonouchichō, Kita Ward, Kyoto, Japan

Mødested:

Meet your host at Tea Ceremony Koto, a 1-minute walk from Kinkakuji-michi city bus stop. More details and a Google Maps link will be provided upon booking. Please arrive 20 minutes before the start time of the tea ceremony to dress in a kimono. Note that if you arrive late you won't be able to wear the kimono, and no refund will be provided.