Discover Kyoto’s tea ceremony, savor matcha, and explore Japanese culture with authentic utensils. Immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience.
Discover Kyoto’s tea ceremony, savor matcha, and explore Japanese culture with authentic utensils. Immerse yourself in this unique cultural experience.
- 仏具と喫茶 feel the ZEN - Delight in traditional Kyoto confections and matcha within an authentic tea room setting.
- Dress in a traditional haori, a kimono-style jacket.
- Guests are invited to admire the intricately designed traditional garden, thoughtfully integrated into the tea room.
- Observe the elegant Urasenke tea ceremony.
- An explanation…
- 仏具と喫茶 feel the ZEN - Delight in traditional Kyoto confections and matcha within an authentic tea room setting.
- Dress in a traditional haori, a kimono-style jacket.
- Guests are invited to admire the intricately designed traditional garden, thoughtfully integrated into the tea room.
- Observe the elegant Urasenke tea ceremony.
- An explanation of the history and culture of chanoyu and its utensils will be provided.
- Then, whisk your own bowl of matcha and savor it alongside a second traditional sweet.
Only the finest matcha, sweets, and tea utensils are offered to ensure a truly sophisticated tea ceremony experience. This is more than just tasting tea — it is an opportunity to understand chado (the Way of Tea), Japan’s ultimate expression of hospitality. Discover the significance of the tea utensils and delve into the rich history and cultural importance of the tea ceremony. An ideal experience for those seeking an authentic connection to Japanese culture.
- Viewing a meticulously crafted miniature garden
- Introduction to traditional Japanese tea utensils used in the ceremony
- Wearing a traditional haori (kimono-style jacket)
- Snacks
- Brief explanation of the history and cultural origins of Chanoyu (Japanese tea ceremony)
- Viewing a meticulously crafted miniature garden
- Introduction to traditional Japanese tea utensils used in the ceremony
- Wearing a traditional haori (kimono-style jacket)
- Snacks
- Brief explanation of the history and cultural origins of Chanoyu (Japanese tea ceremony)
- Tea and coffee
- Tea and coffee
For those visiting for the first time, we hope you discover the delightful flavors of Kyoto sweets and matcha. This is at the core of our dedication.
We are proud to offer exquisite confections from a renowned Kyoto wagashi shop, perfectly complemented by one of the finest matcha selections from Marukyu Koyamaen. Among the numerous tea experiences in…
For those visiting for the first time, we hope you discover the delightful flavors of Kyoto sweets and matcha. This is at the core of our dedication.
We are proud to offer exquisite confections from a renowned Kyoto wagashi shop, perfectly complemented by one of the finest matcha selections from Marukyu Koyamaen. Among the numerous tea experiences in Japan, few can rival the exceptional quality we provide in both sweets and tea.
“Chanoyu The KYOTO uzumasa” is a hidden gem located in the historic district of Uzumasa, where the refined elegance of the Heian period still resonates. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a stylish interior that leads to a meticulously crafted garden and an authentic tea room.
The atmosphere—created with the utmost care—feels like a world apart. Take your time and immerse yourself in the profound and beautiful world of Chanoyu.
- Infants are not allowed to participate.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
