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BESTI booked An-An because I wanted to have a special experience during my trip to Kyoto, and it was the best choice! I had so much fun as the teacher kindly taught me everything from how to make matcha to the delicate techniques of shaping Japanese sweets. The Japanese sweets I made were both pretty and delicious, which was impressive. I want to visit again next time I go to Kyoto!
If you have traveled to Japan,
Traditional experience is a must!
Experience Japanese tradition with a professional instructor! It teaches you everything from the history of traditional Japanese tea to how to make and drink tea, so you can learn about Japanese culture easily and enjoyably. Not only that, but you can also have the unique experience of making cute and pretty wagashi, a traditional Japanese snack!
Kyoto An-an is located within a 1-minute walk from Kyoto Gojo Station, making it very accessible, and there is no age limit, so anyone of any age can experience Japanese culture without burden. Now, shall we go and make special memories with WAUG?
Japanese cultural experience,
It's not difficult!
Stop with the obvious and cliché experiences! Experience a fun Japanese cultural experience for people of all ages and genders, and create special memories during your trip to Kyoto.
Not only will you be able to get closer to the Japanese sensibility through making matcha, Japanese confectionery, and experiencing the tea ceremony, but it will also be a memory you will remember for a long time because you make every stitch with your own hands! In addition, because the classes are conducted under the guidance of a professional instructor, even young children can easily follow and make them.
Japanese tea ceremony culture
The Japanese tea ceremony, which involves savoring tea in a solemn atmosphere, is a representative traditional culture with a 700-year history that is deeply ingrained in Japanese life. It was brought over from China in the late 12th century and developed independently in Japan. "Tea ceremony" is said to be Japan's omotenashi culture, where the simple task of preparing drinks for guests has been elevated to an art.
Introduction to selectable options
1. Tea ceremony experience:
The experience lasts for about 40 minutes and allows you to make traditional Japanese matcha and even have a tea ceremony demonstration. Learn and experience Japan's ancient tea ceremony culture!
2. Matcha & Japanese confectionery making experience:
The experience lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 hours and allows you to make two traditional Japanese sweets. You can make your own wagashi by shaping it into a flower or fruit shape that matches the season. You can pack the finished Japanese sweets to take home or eat them right away.
3. Dry Okashi making experience:
The experience lasts about 35 minutes and allows you to make Okashi, a traditional Japanese snack! Try making beautiful snacks that represent the seasons by hand and even take pretty photos as proof.
address :
Ann an Kyoto
135 Manjujicho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, 600-8104 Japan
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Experience available time:
-Tea ceremony experience: 09:05 am/ 11:35 am/ 14:05 pm/ 16:35 pm/ 19:05 pm/ 21:35 pm
-Japanese confectionery making experience: 08:00 am/ 10:30 am/ 13:00 pm/ 15:30 pm/ 18:00 pm/ 20:30 pm
-Dry Okashi making experience: 07:30 am/ 10:00 am/ 12:30 pm/ 15:00 pm/ 17:30 pm/ 20:00 pm
way to come :
1 minute walk from Gojo Station
Japan 〒101-0035 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Konyacho, 39 野村ビル (Nomura Building) 201