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Oita Vegetarian Tea Ceremony
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Kate Hughes
Mari-san talked us through the traditional method of a tea ceremony, including how they decorate the room and the symbolism of objects. She was dressed in the traditional kimono and we sat on cushions round a low table. She whisked the matcha and presented us with the tea. Then we did the same. She gave us two kinds of traditional sweets.
The building is in central Beppu, easily reached on foot. The environment is not grand, it is above a cafe/shop and has the feeling of a home. The interpreter Nao -san spoke excellent English and was very pleasant. The experience took about an hour.
Tea Ceremony in a Century-Old Japanese Town House
November 02, 2025
Colleen Powter
We had the best time at this tea ceremony. Learned all about the tradition of Matcha tea ceremony. Our host was lovely so was our translator.we were taught how to make matcha tea . Also enjoyed the lovey sweets.We had lots of laughs and story telling as well. Highly recommend
Tea Ceremony in a Century-Old Japanese Town House
October 20, 2025
Noga Nitzan
It was nice and the explanation was very intersting and clear
Tea Ceremony in a Century-Old Japanese Town House
October 25, 2024
