Traditional Tea Ceremony in Ginza
Traditional Tea Ceremony in Ginza
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10 meals
Experience a traditional tea ceremony in an authentic tea house in bustling Ginza, Tokyo.
Highlights
Discover the art of Japanese tea ceremony with an introductory lecture
Participate in a tea ceremony demonstration
Learn to prepare the leaves and how to serve matcha
Drink your matcha green tea with traditional Japanese sweets
10 meals
Experience Details
Ginza is known for its high-street fashion and glittering neon lights, but tucked away behind the towering buildings, you can find pockets of tradition. This includes a humble tea house where you can enjoy a traditional tea ceremony.
The Japanese tea ceremony is considered to be an essential part of Japanese culture and hospitality, combining traditional aesthetics and rituals with matcha green tea. Away from the busy city streets, you can enjoy a moment of calm and thoughtfulness during this tea ceremony in Ginza.
Appropriate for adults and children alike, you can enjoy this green tea experience and learn about the history of the Japanese tea ceremony in a short introductory lecture. You will then participate in a demonstration by your experienced tea ceremony instructor. Next, enjoy your matcha with traditional Japanese wagashi sweets. This experience offers the opportunity for you to then practice serving the tea for yourself.
What You Get
Good To Know
- During this experience, guests will sit on traditional tatami flooring
- This experience lasts approximately 45 minutes
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
Please meet directly at the tea house, located a 3-minute walk from Higashi Ginza Station (Exit 3) and a 5-minute from Ginza Station (Exit 7). The actual address and host's contact details will be provided via email once the booking is confirmed.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 48 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund.
Experience Location
An upscale shopping area in Tokyo, Ginza is home to the famous Hokosha Tengoku (literally translating to “pedestrian heaven”), the main street of Ginza. The road is closed on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 noon to 5 p.m. to allow people to walk freely around the area. Ginza is home to luxury brands, high-end restaurants, and even a kabuki theater.
It esa brilliant
Nos encantó disfrutar de la ceremonia del té. Todo fue perfecto
A lovely experience! It was great to see how tea is prepared and to make a bowl ourselves. The host was very kind. I recommend!
It was really amazing feeling to watch and partcipate in the ceremony of preparing matcha tea. I recommend it to everyone who arrive to Japan Edyta from Poland
Enjoyed the experience but it felt very cramped with 7 people in a small space.
