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Duration: 1 hour
1 person
Meeting at the designated location
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Cancellation available
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Specially learning,
Japanese Tea Ceremony Experience
Sit on tatami mats, traditional Japanese floor mats, and meet an English-speaking host, a certified tea master from Urasenke, Japan's largest tea ceremony school, for a special tea ceremony experience.
Watch the host prepare matcha, powdered green tea, and have the opportunity to make your own tea while learning about the history and spiritual role of tea ceremonies and how each preparation method affects the taste of the tea. Afterwards, you can taste traditional Japanese sweets.
After the tea ceremony, you can see and take pictures of examples of kimonos and beautiful fabrics made in Kyoto's Nishijin area. If you would like to wear a kimono during the experience, you can select it as an additional option when booking and take pictures to commemorate your experience!
Meeting Point:
Tea Ceremony
Meet at Tea Ceremony Koto (茶道体験古都), the building with orange curtains.
If you have booked a Kimono experience, please arrive 20 minutes earlier. - The meeting point is a 1-minute walk from the Ginkakuji-michi city bus stop, a 10-15 minute bus ride on route 204 or 205 from Kitano-Hakubaicho Station, a 10-15 minute bus ride on route 204 or 205 from JR Emmachi Station, or a 1-minute walk from the main gate of Ginkaku-ji Temple.
〒603-8377 Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Kinkaku-ji Nishigoshonouchi-cho 37
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Meeting Time:
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※ Please be ready 15 minutes before the meeting time.
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