Friendly Wagashi Making and Tea Ceremony in Central Tokyo

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Duration
1.5 hours
Group size
Max 8 guests
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Language
Japanese, English
Location
Duration
1.5 hours
Group size
Max 8 guests
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Language
Japanese, English

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•3 reviews
Autumn Special
US$85.96
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Special Autumn OfferMake your first booking this autumn to earn a ¥1,500 promo code for your next booking.
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  • Create colorful and tasty seasonal wagashi
  • Enjoy a traditional tea ceremony performed by a master
  • Try the wagashi you created and drink frothy bowls of matcha
  • Friendly step-by-step instruction and a chance to perform the tea ceremony yourself
Vegetarian
Available
Vegan
Available
Halal
Not Available
Pescetarian
Not Available
Gluten-free
Not Available
Kosher
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Vegetarian
Available
Vegan
Available
Halal
Not Available
Pescetarian
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Gluten-free
Not Available
Kosher
Not Available
Course changes seasonally, exact dishes can't be confirmed in advance. byFood can communicate any dietary needs to the host when you book.
Ingredients and tools for wagashi making
Tea ceremony
Bowl of matcha tea
Transportation to and from the venue
Tokyo
Meet your host directly at the venue. It is a 3-minute walk from Yotsuya-Sanchome Station. More detailed information and a Google Maps link will be provided upon booking.
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Free cancellation
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Keiko
Keiko
Partner since Nov 2022
Total reviews
4
Good review rate
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Matthew LahertyNovember 2023 • byFood
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We had a lovely time. Our host was very knowledgeable on the history of the traditional tea ceremony, she was patient and kind while teaching us how to make traditional Japanese tea sweets, and even let us try our hand at making and serving matcha and the importance of how to serve. It was an unforgettable experience.

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Janice BatesonOctober 2025 • byFood
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We were warmly welcomed by Keiko and seated in a room looking out onto a beautiful garden. She led us through the process of making sweets with red bean paste centers. We silently watched her perform the tea ceremony and enjoyed the matcha tea she made. We then had the opportunity to try tea making ourselves. We appreciated Keiko’s kindness and the history of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony.

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Rui ZhuFebruary 2025 • byFood
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Too short and too simple! The host has no passion about what she did.