★ Beginners Welcome Feel free to join in a relaxed manner—casual attire is perfectly fine. Whether you prefer jeans or traditional kimono, come as you like. No special preparation is necessary. Please note that bare feet are not allowed; kindly wear socks.
★ Experience Details Sessions are held upon request to suit your schedule. During the experience, you can enjoy learning about the history of tea, an explanation of tea ceremonies, and a tea-making demonstration. You will also have the opportunity to make tea yourself. We provide support in Japanese, English, Russian, Ukrainian, (For languages other than Japanese and English, please contact us in advance.)
★ Suitable for Various Occasions Our experience is ideal for corporate training, parent-child participation during summer vacation, or as a way to host friends and family visiting from abroad.
★ Special Offers Participants can purchase our original matcha made from 100% Kyoto Uji tea leaves at a special price. We also sell matcha bowls crafted by renowned Kyoto pottery artists.
Reservation Method We welcome individual participants. Please make a reservation at least one day in advance. For same-day reservations, please contact us by phone.
Perfect for Beginners
Relax and join us in casual attire—whether in jeans, a kimono, or your favorite outfit, no special preparation is required. Please note that participants must wear socks. Bare feet are not allowed; socks can be purchased on-site for an additional fee if needed.
What You’ll Experience
Introduction and History Learn about the history and cultural background of the tea ceremony. Discover how this traditional practice has evolved and been passed down to the present day, deeply connected to Japanese culture.
Tea Utensils and Their Significance Explore the tools of the tea ceremony, such as the tea bowl (chawan), tea whisk (chasen), and tea scoop (chashaku). Learn how they are used, their roles in the ceremony, and how to care for them at home.
Etiquette and Serving Practices Master the correct handling of the tea bowl and the etiquette of enjoying tea. Understand the importance of Japanese manners and the mindset behind the tea ceremony through these graceful practices.
Tea Ceremony Demonstration Enjoy a demonstration by the instructor, showcasing the elegant flow of movements and the seasonal hospitality at the heart of the tea ceremony.
Hands-On Matcha Preparation Participants will prepare matcha themselves, experiencing the essence of the tea ceremony. Enjoy the profound tranquility and richness of this traditional practice.
Q&A and Reflection An opportunity to ask questions and reflect on the experience. Feel free to inquire about anything!
★Kimono is not included. ★You are free to take photos during the lesson. ★Children under 10 years old are not allowed. ★Please refrain from taking videos during the instructor's demonstration. ★Please wear socks or bring them with you. ★If you come barefoot, you can purchase socks for an additional fee. ★Please refrain from wearing flashy makeup. ★Please refrain from using perfume or musk as a consideration to other customers. ★During the busy seasons of the New Year holidays, spring vacation, summer vacation, and autumn, the busy season rate will be changed. Thank you for your understanding. ★The experience time is approximately 1 hour. ★About available languages English is always available at our school. For other languages (Japanese, Russian, Ukrainian, French), please contact us in advance to confirm as staff work days and schedules vary.
★Kimono is not included. ★You are free to take photos during the experience. ★Please refrain from taking videos of the instructor's demonstration. ★Please wear socks or bring your own. ★If you come barefoot, you can purchase socks for an additional fee. ★Please refrain from wearing flashy makeup. ★Please refrain from wearing perfume or musk as a consideration to other customers. ★If you are more than 15 minutes late, you will be considered a no-show. Date and time changes and refunds cannot be made. Thank you for your understanding.