Savor matcha's rich flavors, relish traditional Japanese sweets, and discover the harmony of centuries-old traditions in a comfortable, modern setting.
Embark on an unforgettable tea journey in the heart of Osaka! Experience the artistry of Japanese tea ceremonies at Sakai Plaza's Rikyu and Akiko exhibit. Savor matcha's rich flavors, relish traditional Japanese sweets, and discover the harmony of centuries-old traditions in a comfortable, modern setting. Book now for an immersive cultural adventure!
My daughter watches this anime series and she requested we go here. Well it was worth seeing the happiness on my daughters face when we we thru with the place. It is very interesting even if you don't know anything about anime like me. The diorama that greets you is beautiful. There is also push button history speakers. Of course it's in Japanese. But the staff are very friendly to tourists. The district itself where it is located is so peaceful it's like a quiet town. It's one train ride from namba station. Try to get the rapid line as it cuts travel time by about 20-25 minutes. Beautiful place indeed!
Mr_noni
December 28, 2016
Nice Museum and tea cerimony
Located in Sakai, you can start with a movie to learn briefly about Sen and Akiko.
After the visit, I do recommend the tea ceremony there in a casual way.
Rubpy
November 27, 2016
For fans of Bungou Stray Dogs
My daughter watches this anime series and she requested we go here. Well it was worth seeing the happiness on my daughters face when we we thru with the place. It is very interesting even if you don't know anything about anime like me. The diorama that greets you is beautiful. There is also push button history speakers. Of course it's in Japanese. But the staff are very friendly to tourists. The district itself where it is located is so peaceful it's like a quiet town. It's one train ride from namba station. Try to get the rapid line as it cuts travel time by about 20-25 minutes. Beautiful place indeed!
Mr_noni
December 28, 2016
Nice Museum and tea cerimony
Located in Sakai, you can start with a movie to learn briefly about Sen and Akiko.
After the visit, I do recommend the tea ceremony there in a casual way.
