Name: Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony
Brand: Flight Centre
SKU: 45f9a4c7-20c5-11ec-b778-42010a8003c8
Price: 2700.00 JPY
Availability: InStock

We love that you don&#39;t just sit and watch in this tea ceremony - you&#39;ll be making and trying teas yourselves. The&nbsp;ceremony changes each month, according to the &#39;season&#39; - the way Japanese have loved and described these&nbsp;ceremonies since Heian period -&nbsp;which we think is pretty cool!

If you would like to wear kimono, additional fee is 3000yen per person. Please come 15-20minutes before the starting time if you would like to&nbsp;wear a kimono. 
&nbsp;

We recommend the family with small children (maybe 0-3 years old) to join Private Tea Ceremony. 
If you would like to join shared tea ceremony, we ask you to go to the waiting room next to the tea room in case your baby starts crying or something. I&rsquo;m sorry for this inconvenience because we need quiet atmosphere during the tea ceremony.

Yes, we can prepare western chairs for the guests who have the difficulty to sit on the floor. The number of the chair is 5. Please feel free to ask.&nbsp;

Our capacity is 10 people usually in a tea room of the 1st floor because tea ceremony is held in the small tatami room authentically. But if you were a big tour group, we can open the larger tatami room on the 2nd floor. 
We can accept 23 people.&nbsp; If you were the group of over 23 people, we recommend you to part in 2 groups, and take turns. 
For example, Group 1 visit Kinkakuji temple during Group 2 experience tea ceremony. And take turns. 
We are just a 1 minute walk from Golden Pavilion.

&nbsp;

Photos are OK! Unfortunately, video is not usually allowed. 
If you use it only for you (Please don&rsquo;t publish on the You Tube or something), it&rsquo;s OK.

If you are a reporter for&nbsp; TV, Radio, Newspaper or magazines, we are happy to answer the interview. Please feel free to ask at reservation@teaceremony-kyoto.com

Experience traditional&nbsp;Japanese culture as you delve into the history of the country&#39;s&nbsp;most loved beverage, tea! Called Chanoyu, Sado or Ocha, tea ceremonies are an important part of Japanese life. Get a taste of the tradition, culture and history as you watch tea masters, try whisking&nbsp;matcha&nbsp;and enjoy some classic Japnese sweets.&nbsp; 
 
Your day will be divided into three parts, each stage teaching you something different about&nbsp;the tea ceremony process. You can also immerse yourself in Japanese culture even further and complete the ceremony wearing a kimono! This is an extra&nbsp;3000yen per person and you&#39;ll need to arrive 15-20 minutes before the start time.&nbsp; 
 
To start your tea experience, begin with an introduction and brief description of some of the processes and teas. You&#39;ll learn a little about the Zen spirits of the tea ceremony and its history in Japnese culture. You&#39;ll find out where matcha tea comes from, how to make it and what it tastes like.&nbsp; 
 
Next, watch the tea masters show you the traditional methods for making tea, and enjoy the ritualistic and soothing motions.&nbsp;Each ceremony is a process of preparing, serving and mixing green tea (matcha) with different Japanese sweets and you&#39;ll have the chance to try some of these with the green tea that&#39;s prepared. 
 
You won&#39;t only be watching the ceremony either! Get involved and learn how to greet and move as you go through the ceremony. Your host&nbsp;will also prepare&nbsp;utensils that represent Japanese seasons, which is an extra special experience.&nbsp; 
 
Finally, have a go at whisking matcha tea yourself to really get a sense of the tea making process!&nbsp; 
 
The tea ceremony is celebrated in the traditional way, changing each month according to the &#39;season&#39;, so you&#39;ll always learn something new. This is the authentic way&nbsp;Japanese have loved and described this process since Heian period, and these ceremonies are immortalised in their literature and history.&nbsp; 
 
There&#39;s no better way to immerse yourself in Japanese culture, so take a sip and dive into your Japanese adventure. 
 
 
 
Tour times are:&nbsp; 
A. 11:45-12:30 
B. 13:00-13:45 
C. 14:15-15:00 
D. 15:30-16:15 
E. 16:45-17:30

Duration

Start & End Time

Minimum Age

Languages

Meals

Tea Ceremony Japan

Japanese Tea Ceremony

Traditional Tour Japan

Tea Ceremony Tour

Tea Ceremony Koto

<ul>
	<li>Experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony in an authentic setting</li>
	<li>Have a go at making green tea yourself</li>
	<li>Learn about the history and Zen spirits of the tea ceremony</li>
	<li>Watch the traditional way of tea and taste matcha tea and sweets</li>
	<li>Learn about different teas from a tea master</li>
	<li>Try your hand at whisking matcha</li>
	<li>Enjoy a ceremony that changes each month</li>
</ul>

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Australia

Cairns

Melbourne

Sydney

Darwin

Tropical North Queensland

Adelaide

New Zealand

Queenstown

Perth

Gold Coast

Brisbane

United States

Oahu

Airlie Beach

Uluru

Hobart

Port Douglas

Sunshine Coast

Honolulu

North Island

South Island

Whitsundays

South East Queensland

Christchurch

Byron Bay

Hawaii

Tasmania

Surfers Paradise

Great Barrier Reef

Alice Springs

Exmouth

Auckland

Margaret River

San Francisco

Broome

Hunter Valley

East Coast Australia

Las Vegas

Kakadu

Rotorua

Big Island

Barossa Valley

Great Ocean Road

Milford Sound

Noosa

Kangaroo Island

Ayers Rock (inactive - do not use, tag uluru)

New York

Kona

Cape Tribulation

Mooloolaba

West Coast Australia

Coral Bay

Fraser Island (K'Gari)

Wanaka

Blue Mountains

Bay of Islands

Magnetic Island

Katherine

Phillip Island

Miami

Mornington Peninsula

Hervey Bay

Franz Josef

Townsville

Pokolbin

Northland

Mount Cook

Daintree

Indonesia

Bali

Paihia

Taupo

Albany

Wellington

Akaroa

Thailand

Bangkok

Rainbow Beach

Jabiru

Yulara (inactive - do not use, tag uluru)

Launceston

Kaikoura

McLaren Vale

Kuranda

Vietnam

Hanoi

Hanmer Springs

Port Stephens

Port Lincoln

Yarra Valley

Litchfield

Phuket

Fox Glacier

Newcastle

Waikiki

Kingscote

Hahndorf

Port Arthur

Maui

Waitomo

Tauranga

Kimberley

Rottnest Island

Fremantle (inactive - do not use)

Mexico

Costa Rica

Japan

Fiji

India

Cambodia

Spain

Croatia

Greece

Sri Lanka

Argentina

Viet Nam

Peru

Italy

Morocco

Nepal

Ecuador

South Africa

Canada

Hungary

Colombia

Iceland

Flight Centre

Backpackerdeals

Experience Japanese culture with an interactive and authentic tea ceremony! Try matcha, Japanese sweets and learn about the Zen spirits in the tea making ceremony. Book now.

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony | Learn How to Make Traditional Matcha Tea | Flight Centre

Backpackerdeals rss

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony Highlights

What's Excluded

Why Do We Love This

What to Expect

Frequently Asked Questions about Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Reviews for Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony Highlights

What's Excluded

Why Do We Love This

What to Expect

Frequently Asked Questions about Traditional Japanese Tea CeremonyExpand all

Reviews for Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

Frequently Asked Questions about Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony