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Hiroshima Tea Ceremony(3)
Traditional Hiroshima: Japanese Tea Ceremony & Bento Lunch
Experience Japanese tea culture in a traditional confectionery shop in Hiroshima where you can enjoy a traditional table-style tea ceremony, whisk your own tea, taste traditional sweets, and savor a boxed lunch.
Tea Ceremony in a 100-Year-Old Hiroshima Confectionery Shop
Only 5 minutes’ walk from the Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome, step into a confectionery shop with a history spanning over 100 years for a table-style tea ceremony. You’ll also whisk your own tea and taste traditional sweets.
Hiroshima Samurai Tea Room Tour & Tea Ceremony
Travel through Hiroshima’s past and experience the intricate rituals of a traditional tea ceremony with 400 years of history rooted in samurai culture in a traditional tea room only 15 minutes by train from the A-bomb dome.
Hiroshima Tea Ceremony
Steeped deeply in Japanese history, the ceremonial preparation of matcha green tea was introduced to Japan during the 8th century, with its origins hailing from China. Traditions of "the way of tea” and the Japanese tea ceremony became an important part of Japanese culture since it was popularized by Zen Buddhism practices in Kyoto. Today, it is considered an important cultural activity that is widely enjoyed throughout Japan. Even in Hiroshima, you can enjoy the calming and immersive experience of a Hiroshima tea ceremony held in a traditional Japanese tea room. Featuring authentic Japanese decor and traditional tatami flooring, discover the art of the tea ceremony during a tea ceremony in Hiroshima, the perfect opportunity to experience how to prepare green tea for yourself using traditional tools. Or, simply sit back and relax as you soak up the refined atmosphere during this authentic experience, and taste natural wagashi sweets. Led by a master of tea, learn all about the history, preparation, and culture of Japanese tea by joining a Hiroshima tea ceremony.