Kyoto Tea Ceremony & Calligraphy Experience Ticket

Encounter a moment of sincere tea time in a secret tea house beside the iconic red shrine

Just a 1-minute walk from JR Inari Station, this spot is perfectly located for a visit before or after exploring Fushimi Inari Shrine. Settle into the serene tea room and follow the expert's guidance to whisk your own matcha. Savor the slightly bitter tea paired with sweet traditional Japanese confections (wagashi). Witnessing the delicate tea ceremony demonstration unfold before your eyes will create a picturesque memory.

With friendly explanations provided in English, even those unfamiliar with Japanese tea ceremony culture can deeply understand its meaning. As you don a kimono and gracefully prepare the tea, you transform from a mere tourist into a special guest, sharing in Kyoto's timeless traditions.

Kyoto's traditional tea ceremony and kimono: A perfect harmony that awakens your senses

An accessible tea ceremony class in English

Your kimono-clad instructor will guide you through the history and etiquette of tea, explained clearly in English. Go beyond just observing the demonstration; experience the essence of the tea ceremony by preparing the tea yourself using traditional tools.

Capture unforgettable moments in a beautiful kimono

Rent a stunning kimono as an optional add-on. During your tea ceremony, and afterwards, stroll through the nearby shrine in your elegant kimono to capture the most beautiful scenes of your Kyoto journey.

Warm hospitality and sweet relaxation

Enjoy freshly prepared warm matcha and seasonal Japanese wagashi. Indulge in these carefully prepared treats, release the tensions of daily life, and find a moment of pure tranquility.

Tea Ceremony Experience & Demonstration

Observe the instructor's graceful movements, then participate in whisking your own tea. Immerse yourself in the moment, surrounded by the textures of the exquisite tools and the aroma of the tea.

"Deepen your travel experience by learning the sincerity within a cup of tea in the most Japanese setting."