Embark on a journey that combines Japanese art, nature, history, and culture.

Join Junko Sophie Kakizaki, a renowned figure of the tea ceremony community, for a small group Japanese tea ceremony experience in a Japanese garden.

Your tea ceremony host is Ms. Junko Sophie Kakizaki, who intricately unveils the nation's beauty and depth through the time-honored practice of the tea ceremony. As the descendent of a samurai family with nearly 900 years of history, she carries on a proud family legacy of dedication and contribution to Japanese culture. Her profound expertise and extensive experience have earned acclaim from reputable media outlets like Vogue, and Ms. Kakizaki is considered a respected figure among Japanese tea ceremony masters.

Hakusasonso Hashimoto Kansetsu Garden and Museum in Kyoto is a testament to the seamless fusion of art, culture, and nature. It was once the residence of Hashimoto Kansetsu, a distinguished Nihonga painter who was one of the most influential artistic figures of the 20th century.

Embark on an exclusive journey into the heart of Japanese cultural heritage with a small group tea ceremony experience at Hakusasonso Hashimoto Kansetsu Garden and Museum in Kyoto. Led by the knowledgeable Junko Sophie Kakizaki, this intimate session unfolds within the refined surroundings of the garden, where centuries-old traditions come to life. Savor the moment as you participate in the intricate rituals of the tea ceremony, accompanied by the subtle flavors of wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets).

Post-ceremony, explore the Hakusasonso Gallery, a repository of artistic treasures curated by Hashimoto Kansetsu, and wander through the meticulously landscaped Japanese Garden.