Tea Ceremony in 150 Years Old Townhouse with Tables and Chairs

Step into the quiet charm of a 150-year-old traditional townhouse and enjoy an authentic Japanese tea ceremony in comfort. This unique experience takes place in a beautifully preserved wooden home, where history and culture come to life. Unlike traditional tea ceremonies on tatami floors, this one is designed with tables and chairs, making it easier for everyone to enjoy—no need to sit on the floor. Your host will guide you through each step, explaining the meaning and customs behind every movement.

As you sip matcha and taste seasonal sweets, you'll learn about the deep traditions of Japanese hospitality and mindfulness. The calm setting and warm atmosphere offer a peaceful escape from the busy city. Whether you're new to tea ceremonies or already curious about Japanese culture, this experience offers a gentle and memorable way to connect with Japan’s rich heritage.

What’s Covered

• Tea ceremony experience

• All material and equipment

• Consumption tax included

• Two types of Japanese sweets from a long-standing shop

• Original English booklet to take home

What’s Extra

• Premium Uji Matcha Candy

• Tabi socks (if needed)

• Premium Matcha "Sakura" (30g)

• Uji green tea cappuccino (6-pack)

• Simple two-piece kimono rental (up to 6 people)

Good to Know

• The experience lasts about 1 hour and is conducted in English (contact us for other languages)

• Children under 6 years old are not permitted to join the session

• Kimono rental is optional and not included in the base experience

• You may take photos freely, but video recording during the demonstration is not allowed

• Please wear or bring socks; socks can be purchased if you arrive barefoot

• Avoid wearing strong perfumes or heavy makeup out of respect for other guests

• Seasonal price adjustments may apply during peak holiday and vacation periods

• If you are over 15 minutes late, your booking will be treated as a no-show without refund

• In case of extreme weather or transport issues, the event may be canceled for safety

• Please inform us in advance of any allergies, health concerns, or cultural considerations

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