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From the History of Tea Ceremony to Matcha Making
Immerse yourself in the profound Japanese tea ceremony (茶道, Chadō) at a traditional tea house near Asakusa. Begin with sakura tea, learn about the history and core concepts of the tea ceremony, and find tranquility in the tea room through meditation before enjoying your tea.
Following this, appreciate the formal tea ceremony presented by the instructor, accompanied by traditional Japanese sweets, and participate in a hands-on matcha-making session. This isn't just a matcha tasting; it's a workshop where you'll gradually learn about the history, space, tools, and procedures of the tea ceremony.
Savor Rich Matcha (Koicha) with a Formal Tea Ceremony

Witness the instructor perform the formal tea ceremony and encounter koicha (濃茶), a thick, concentrated form of matcha highly valued in the ceremony. Before tasting the tea, enjoy traditional Japanese sweets and explore various tea bowls from different regions. Learn how the shape and characteristics of the bowls influence the tea-drinking experience through the instructor's explanations.
Make and Taste Usucha Yourself

After observing the instructor's demonstration, it's your turn to make matcha. Learn about matcha powder and the tea utensils, then try making usucha (薄茶), a lighter form of matcha, using a bamboo whisk (chasen). Enjoy Japanese dry sweets before savoring your usucha. Slowly taste the matcha you've made yourself to conclude the workshop.
Main Program:
Sakura Tea → Introduction to Tea Ceremony Video → Tea Room Introduction → Traditional Sweets → Meditation → Tea Ceremony Demonstration → Koicha Tasting → Tea Bowl Introduction → Usucha Making → Dry Sweets → Usucha Tasting → Matcha Introduction
Meeting Point:
Tea Ceremony Workshop Venue
2-3-12 Kotobuki, Taito City, Tokyo, Japan
(Located in a narrow alleyway extending from the Tokyo Hope Chapel)
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Meeting Times:
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
2:00 PM
4:00 PM
*The actual address is 2-3-12 Kotobuki, Taito City, Tokyo. Please note that Google Maps may incorrectly display the address as 2-3-3 Kotobuki. The venue is situated in a narrow alleyway extending from the Tokyo Hope Chapel and is approximately a 15-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
2-3-12 Kotobuki, Taito City, Tokyo, Japan
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