What other travelers are saying about Tea Ceremony Hakuun-Do Tea Garden
A very well layed out park with French origins. You don’t have to walk miles to see things but there is much to see and enjoy. Like any park or garden it does depend on the seasons as to what you see. The park is in Hakone high up in the hills which creates for a very unique climate and therefore an opportunity to see things which you would not see elsewhere at that time of year.
It has a really interesting craft centre, properly organised and run to quite a high level.
The shops and restaurants are not tacky in any way or ridiculously expensive.
Loved the rose ice cream real value for money especially with the coupon at the entrance!
Toilets and other facilities are way up to standard nothing old and just about to break or smelly!! And clean!!!
Easy to get to with ample parking areas. Station nearby if needed!
Enjoy the silence and peacefulness in the Gora Park! Stopped by as part of the Hakone Free Pass and the place didn’t disappoint! Grab a coffee or lemonade and sit down by the fountain, walk in the green house or just wander around - this place is energising and making the hot weather more bearable!
Small but charming park with many pretty flowers. It is within 5 minute walking distance of the cable car station. Has a ‘treasure box’ with a stamp for children to stamp their books. Closes at 5pm
A lovely little park—small but charming. Although it’s already winter and most of the flowers and trees are dormant, I can imagine the garden looking even more beautiful in spring and summer.
That said, even in winter, the park still has its own appeal. The fountain is elegant, and there are plenty of cute and picturesque corners to explore. It was a peaceful and enjoyable walk, and I appreciated its quiet beauty despite the season.
Yes, children can participate in the tea ceremony, but it is advised to check with the Tea Garden if there are any age restrictions or special considerations.
Photography policies can vary, so it is recommended to ask for permission before taking photos during the tea ceremony to respect the traditions and other participants.
Yes, it is recommended to make a reservation in advance to ensure a spot in the tea ceremony, as space may be limited.
A standard tea ceremony at Hakuun-Do Tea Garden typically lasts around 60 to 90 minutes.