Enjoy traditional Kyoto sweets and matcha in an authentic tea room.
1, Wearing a traditional haori (kimono-style jacket).
2, You will be invited to appreciate the meticulously crafted traditional garden, thoughtfully arranged within the tea room.
3, As you observe the graceful Urasenke tea procedure.
4, We will provide an explanation of the history and culture behind chanoyu and its utensils.
5, Next, you will whisk your own bowl of matcha and enjoy it together with the second traditional sweet.
We provide only the highest-quality matcha, sweets, and tea utensils to offer a truly refined tea ceremony experience.
This is more than just tasting tea — you’ll also gain insight into chado (the Way of Tea), Japan’s ultimate form of hospitality.
Learn about the meaning behind the tea utensils, and explore the deep history and cultural significance of the tea ceremony.
A perfect experience for those seeking a genuine connection to Japanese culture.
Proceed along Prefectural Route 131 from the direction of JR Hanazono Station and pass under the elevated Tenjingawa Dori.
If you continue along Prefectural Route 131, you will see a staff member wearing a kimono, so please speak to him.
Proceed along Prefectural Route 131 from the direction of JR Hanazono Station and pass under the elevated Tenjingawa Dori.
If you continue along Prefectural Route 131, you will see a staff member wearing a kimono, so please speak to him.
