Traditional Tea Ceremony in Tokyo Near teamLab Planets

You can wear casual, comfortable clothes. There’s no dress code and no need for traditional Japanese clothing. Just avoid tight skirts or short shorts, as you’ll be sitting for a while.

Both include a tea ceremony demonstration, tasting sweets, and making your own matcha. The 60-minute plan also includes making a simple matcha dessert, like matcha affogato, for a little extra fun.

The traditional sweets (wagashi) are usually plant-based and made with ingredients like bean paste and rice flour. However, if you have dietary restrictions, please mention them when booking so we can check with the host.

The tea ceremony is conducted in English, so international visitors can easily understand and follow along.