Immerse yourself in the heart of Ginza with our exclusive tea experience! From hands-on Matcha grinding to savoring traditional sweets, dive deep into Japan's tea culture.
Frequently asked questions
The Ginza Chazen tour provides a deep dive into Japan's cherished tea culture. Participants will experience traditional tea ceremonies, learn about the significance of tea rituals, and even try hands-on activities like grinding Matcha leaves.
The tour is designed to offer a comprehensive experience without overwhelming participants, typically lasting about 45 mins. This ensures enough time to indulge in each activity, from lectures to tasting.
While the tour is crafted for all ages to enjoy, infants are expected to sit on a guardian's lap during the ceremony. It's a serene environment, so ensuring younger children can respect that ambiance is important.
Our seasonal Matcha-flavored sweets are traditionally made. If you have specific dietary requirements or allergies, please let us know ahead of time, and we'll do our best to accommodate.
While there's no strict dress code, we recommend comfortable attire. Traditional or modest clothing can enhance the experience, given the ceremonial nature of the activities.
We recommend arriving at least 15 minutes early. This allows time for check-in and ensures you don't miss any part of your session.
Absolutely! We offer a selection of premium Matcha and related tea products for purchase. It's a great way to take a piece of the experience home with you.
While the main ceremony encourages immersion and may limit photography, there are specific segments of the tour, like Matcha grinding, where photography is encouraged. Always ask your guide if unsure.
Immerse yourself in the heart of Ginza with our exclusive tea experience! From hands-on Matcha grinding to savoring traditional sweets, dive deep into Japan's tea culture. Book now for a personal touch to your Ginza adventure!
I was very Informative and alot of fun we wre in with a very nice couple and had a laugh talking about where we're from aswell as making our own macha.
Sean S
September 1, 2019
Sean S
September 1, 2019
Triditional Japanese tea ceromony
I was very Informative and alot of fun we wre in with a very nice couple and had a laugh talking about where we're from aswell as making our own macha.
