Experience a traditional tea ceremony in an authentic machiya wooden townhouse built over 100 years ago, where the historic interior feels like a living museum. Unlike many tea ceremonies, this experience is conducted at a table with chairs, so there is no need to sit on the floor. Enjoy a welcome drink from Kyoto's Fushimi sake district, including sake or umeshu, with nonalcoholic options available. A kimono option is also available, featuring beautiful silk pieces from the host's family gofukuya shop. Kimonos are available for guests of all ages, including children and infants. Then, learn from a tea ceremony instructor with over 30 years of experience. Whisk your own tea and enjoy it with traditional wagashi while learning about the ceremony's history and culture.

Høydepunkt

Experience a tea ceremony in a 100-year-old machiya, a traditional wooden townhouse
Immerse yourself in an authentic table and chair tea ceremony
Learn from a tea ceremony instructor with over 30 years of experience
Wear a beautiful traditional kimono, available for guests of all ages

Viktig informasjon

Accessibility:

This activity is stroller-friendly

Know in advance:

The tea ceremony will be performed using chairs and tables instead of sitting on the floor
For guests who are pregnant, please refrain from wearing a kimono, in consideration of your health and safety

Remember to bring:

Socks. This is part of standard tea room etiquette. If you don't have any, the local operator can lend you a pair

Avbestillingsregler

Få 100% refundert hvis du avbestiller senest 72 timer før aktiviteten begynner.

Inkludert

Drikke
Bruk av utstyr
Snacks
Sertifisert instruktør
Workshop

Ikke inkludert

Transport

Bestillingsgebyr

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Sted

711 Setomonocho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-8052

Møtested:

Meet your host directly at the venue. A guide in a kimono will meet you at an old Kyoto townhouse with a blue curtain. It is 20-minutes away by train from Kyoto Station, or a 6-minute walk from Momoyama Goryo-mae Station. You'll need to arrive 30 minutes before the start of your tea ceremony experience to prepare for kimono dressing.