In Heritage home the Sando-Tea, Flowers, Shodo—deeply embody

The Three Arts—tea, flowers, and calligraphy—deeply embody an aesthetic sensibility and spirit, to be savored with all five senses.

By embodying the garden, one can gain a profound understanding of the unique Japanese aesthetic sensibility expressed through traditional culture.

Kimono complements many traditional cultural activities such as the tea ceremony, flower arrang, calligraphy,dance, enhancing both movement & milieu.

The culture of these three arts, steeped in traditional beauty, reflects the state of mind. In pursuing them, one learns concentration, perseverance, and humility.

Fūzei ➤ Used to express an aesthetic appreciation for atmosphere.

Calligraphy➤
First, the calligrapher demonstrated the handling of the brush and the stroke order of kanji characters by example.

Fūryū ➤ Used to express an aesthetic appreciation for dance and performing arts.

Calligraphy➤
☑ Maintain correct posture and etiquette – "poor posture leads to poor writing"

Calligraphy➤
It has long been said that poor posture leads to poor handwriting, so with correct posture and proper technique, one can write beautifully.

Calligraphy➤
☑ Write with brush and ink, expressing inner feelings and the spirit through variations in thickness and the spaces between strokes

Calligraphy➤
☑ Within the brushwork of writing a single character...

Experiencing traditional culture in a place of charm（Fuzei） certainly enriches the heart.

A calligraphy master will carefully write the kanji character that you attempted today on the surface of the bag, and you will receive a Samurai Honor original bag as a gift.

Please enjoy an elegant time while savouring the ever-changing scenery of the Japanese garden throughout the seasons.

Photo Shoot
Capture your beautiful kimono outfit and artwork in a photo.

Photography sessions in traditional Japanese houses or Zen gardens will create special memories, perhaps never to be repeated.

Samurai were forbidden to wear swords when entering the tea room, based on the spirit of equality; hence the narrow entrance.

The nigiri-guchi, embodies the spiritual principle that all are equal within the tea room, while also serving to demarcate the secular world from the sacred space.

The nigiri-guchi, or crawl-in entrance to the tea room, derives its name from the act of entering by crawling, with all entering bowing their heads regardless of status.

➤Tea ceremony
Consider the guest's feelings, learning compassion
(Is it suited to the season, weather, temperature, and the guest's preferences?)

Duration3h 30m

TicketMobile or paper ticket accepted

LanguagesThai, Chinese, Malay, English, Italian, French, Spanish

Private tourOnly your group will participate

Pickup offeredSee the meeting and pickup details below

Overview

Appeal-We wish women who deeply study Japan's traditional culture and wish to incorporate its aesthetic sensibility into their private lives to embody this.
➤By embodying the residence and garden , you can gain a deep understanding of the uniquely Japanese aesthetic sensibility expressed through traditional culture.
Please enjoy elegant moments while savouring the scenery that changes with the seasons.

Highlights- Generally not offered at historic cultural properties
➤ The exclusive hire is little known, a secret among those in the know. An interview is also required to preserve its value. In other words, most overlook it because they cannot fully appreciate or utilise it.

Highlight 2―Embrace this traditional beauty
➤ To radiate beauty through demeanour and manner, a deep understanding of its unique aesthetic sensibility is essential. Instructors patiently and meticulously guide you.

Options

Recording Kimono Beauty

Capture unforgettable moments : ➤ A photographer who understands Japanese aesthetics
will be with you throu
Duration: 4 hours: Please allow a little time for the video shoo
Matcha and Wagashi: Served during the tea ceremony experience

Video shooting and editing: Record a movie of you during your experience to pass on the honor of the Samurai.

1-Group Rate for Total

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes: Included ➤ Kimono dressing
Not included ➤
Travel time from meeting point to destination
Travel time from destination to dispe
Matcha and Japanese sweets: We provide tea during the tea ceremony experience. Outside of these times, we only serve tea.
Pickup included

Welcome to the Wagami bijin

Duration: 4 hours 15 minutes: Additionally Dressing and hair setting time: +30 min.
Included ➤ Kimono dressing time
Matcha and Japanese sweets: Served during the tea ceremony experience. Tea only is served at other times.
Be like a Yamato Nadeshiko.: Collected hair + Kanzashi
Kanzashi are hair ornaments used in traditional Japanese hairstyles.

Additionally the Kakejiku

Zen in Calligraphy kakejiku: A kakejiku is a traditional Japanese decorative item in which calligraphy or paintings are mounted on paper or cloth, attache
Duration: 3 hours 45 minutes: Additional time required for calligraphic transcription onto hanging scrolls and photography.
Included ➤ Kimono dressing time
Matcha and Wagashi Served dur: We provide tea during the tea ceremony experience. Outside of these times, we only serve tea.
Souvenir for your parents.: How about a room in your home or a uniquely Japanese".
If the customer wishes, calligraphy master

What's included

Photography - Data sent to designated email address
Tax
Default language English/Please inquire for other-Italian, Spanish, French, Chinese, Thai, Indonesia
Exclusive rental fee for a Japanese-style house with garden
Certified Professional Instructor
Station/Hotel Transfers
Kimono & Samurai Costumes

parking fees, bus fares
Meals and beverages
paid option

What to expect

Japan boasts a proud traditional culture that deeply embodies its aesthetic sensibility and spiritual culture, known as the Three Arts.
Through learning etiquette—such as beautiful standing and sitting postures, proper handling of objects, and walking manners—one cultivates refinement and enhances personal character.
Each art possesses its own profound philosophy and history. Beyond merely acquiring technical skills, the process aims to refine the self, elevate personal character, and foster growth as a human being.

“Fūzei” and ‘Fūryū’
Since ancient times, the Japanese have possessed a delicate and profound spirituality that reveres harmony with nature and the passage of time (the beauty of aging). In such moments, they express it by saying “it has fūzō” or “it is fūryū.”
Experiencing traditional culture in a place with fūzō truly enriches the heart, creating a special moment perfectly described by the word “fūryū.”

Fūzei - Used to express an aesthetic appreciation for atmosphere.
Fūryū - Used to express an aesthetic appreciation for dance and performing arts.

You may select activities to experience from tea ceremony, calligraphy, & flower arrangement. We will adjust the alltime

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

Experience Location -
We select from several available Japanese houses based on availability, participant numbers, and location.
Meeting Point -
1F Excellence Takayama, 2-3-19 Shigino Nishi, Joto Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 536-0014
or
The nearest station to the experience location

End point

Experience Location -
We select from several available Japanese houses based on availability, participant numbers, and location.
Meeting Point -
1F Excellence Takayama, 2-3-19 Shigino Nishi, Joto Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 536-0014
or
The nearest station to the experience location

Pickup details

Transport provided - Your accommodation hotel (limited areas only)

Additional information

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
The default language is English. Due to limited staff availability for languages other than the default, we may be unable to accommodate your request.
Please note that if you are more than 30 minutes late for your reservation, regardless of whether you contact us, we may refuse entry.
Smartphone Photography/Personal photography with smartphones is permitted, provided you do not take selfies or photograph other guests.
Please refrain from using fixed tripods or recording videos, as these may disturb other guests.
Minimum number of participants. Generally 11 or more persons (for groups of 10 or fewer, consultation required prior to booking)
Booking deadline. 10 days prior to participation date (bookings made 9 days prior or later require enquiry)
Meeting point. No transport provided - 1F Excellence Takayama, 2-3-19 Shigino Nishi, Joto Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 536-0014
Meeting point. No transport provided - Nearest station to the experience location
Transport provided - Accommodation hotel (limited areas only)
As a rule, specific requests cannot be accommodated.

Cancellation policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.