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Tea Ceremony in a Traditional Japanese House

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1 hour
Min Age : 6
Max People : 10

A truly unique tea ceremony awaits at the Tamesaburo Memorial Museum, a traditional Japanese house with beautiful traditional interior and a stunning garden all year round. 

After a guided visit of the gardens and the tea houses on the grounds, learning about the house’s unique history and architecture, visit the interior rooms to marvel at the typical Japanese-style rooms and the art displayed on the walls.

The tea ceremony will take place in one of the tea rooms named Sakura-no-ma, which combines modern and traditional designs. It has tables and chairs that make it easy for everyone to enjoy the tea ceremony without the need to sit on the tatami floor.

A tea ceremony master will perform a full tea ceremony for you, serving traditional Japanese sweets and then a bowl of matcha tea.

  • Explore a seasonal Japanese garden
  • Meander through the rooms of a traditional Japanese residence
  • Learn how to participate in a tea ceremony correctly
  • Enjoy a Japanese sweet and matcha tea pairing, served by a tea ceremony master

Experience Price

2-3 people: 17,000 yen/person
4-5 people: 15,000 yen/person
6 people: 13,000 yen/person
7 people: 12,000 yen/person
8-10 people: 10,000 yen/person

 

Experience Type

Private Experience

Start Time and Duration

10:30 ~ 11:30 (1 hour)

Languages Offered

English

Price Includes

  • English-Speaking tea ceremony teacher
  • Japanese Wagashi sweet
  • One serving of tea per guest
  • Tamesaburo Memorial Museum Entry Fee

Price Excludes

  • Transportation to and from the experience

Additional Information

  • Family friendly: Yes
  • Wheelchair accessible: No
  • Walking Level: Very low
  • Please bring or wear socks to this experience
Where You'll Be

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Furukawa Art Museum & Tamezaburo Memorial Museum

The Furukawa Art Museum, established in 1991, showcases a private collection of Japanese art and cultural artifacts gathered by prominent businessman Furukawa Tamezaburo. The museum features works from Japanese painters of his era, along with tea ceremony utensils, swords, and armor. Visitors can also explore the Tamezaburo Memorial Museum, a traditional 1934 building where Tamezaburo once lived and hosted tea ceremonies, offering an authentic glimpse into Japan’s cultural heritage.

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