Learn Zen of Making tea Matcha,enjyoing Wagashi in kimono set

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Step-by-Step Guide ➤ Preparation You can expect many changes by learning the tea ceremony. Before experiencing the tea ceremony, you will be asked to change into Japanese traditional clothes.

Activity,1 ➤Nijiriguchi This refers to the small entrance for guests in a tea room.

Activity,2 ➤ Attitude Students learn these rules by practicing them. You will learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.

Activity,3 ➤ Through wagashi, students learn about the wabi and sabi, the Japanese sense of beauty, the four seasons, etc

Activity,4 ➤As a guest invited to the tea ceremony by the master, you will be treated with hospitality and experience the profound charm of the samurai Matcha tea.

Activity,5 ➤Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street.

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What to expect

Zen” is alive and well in traditional Japanese culture, and by learning the tea ceremony, you will learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.

Attitude The tea ceremony is not only about the host entertaining the guests, but also about the guests responding to the host’s hospitality and creating an atmosphere in which the host and the guests become one.
When you pass through the door of the tea ceremony room, everyone is equal.
Through wagashi , students learn about the wabi and sabi, the four seasons, etc.
Beauty in Kimono with Elegant Japanese Hairstyles to Complement Your Kimono
Wear a kimono, experience Japanese culture, and capture it in photos
Share experiences and memories together with your children

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

Preparation Zen lives on in the traditional culture of our country, and you can expect many changes by learning the tea ceremony.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

Before experiencing the tea ceremony, you will be asked to change into Japanese traditional clothes.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

“Nijiriguchi” This refers to the small entrance for guests in a tea room. Because one must bend down to enter through the narrow entrance, it signifies that both high-ranking and low-ranking people enter the tea room on equal footing by bowing their heads

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

The hostess will entertain the guests according to the traditional manners prescribed.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

The master of the tea ceremony will serve matcha (powdered green tea) and serve it to the guests.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

You will learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Attitude

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Students learn these rules by practicing them.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

“Too beautiful to eat.” Wagashi are traditional Japanese sweets that express the seasons. These small sweets embody Japanese culture, expressing various worldviews such as wabi-sabi and the four seasons of Japan.

➤ Through wagashi, students learn about the wabi and sabi, the Japanese sense of beauty, the four seasons, etc

They reflect the Japanese love of the seasons and sense of beauty. Wagashi are unique to Japan and strongly reflect the Japanese spirit of appreciating the seasons. They have a beauty that is akin to wabi-sabi.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street.

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

As a guest invited to the tea ceremony by the master,

Learn Zen in a class of making tea and writing brushes in kimono

you will be treated with hospitality and experience the profound charm of the samurai tea.

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

This is a great way to learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

You will be photographed dressed as a beautiful Yamato Nadeshiko

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Photo Shoot Capture your beautiful kimono outfit and artwork in a photo.

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

Photography service to capture serious figures during the activity. We will send you the photo data within both days.

Learning traditional culture while wearing a kimono is a great opportunity to deeply experience Japanese culture.

Learning traditional culture while wearing a kimono is a great opportunity to deeply experience Japanese culture.

Learning traditional culture while wearing a kimono is a great opportunity to deeply experience Japanese culture.

Learning traditional culture while wearing a kimono is a great opportunity to deeply experience Japanese culture.

Wearing a kimono naturally blends in with many traditional cultural activities

Wearing a kimono naturally blends in with many traditional cultural activities

Wearing a kimono naturally blends in with many traditional cultural activities

Wearing a kimono naturally blends in with many traditional cultural activities

Wearing a kimono makes your movements and posture more beautiful

such as tea ceremony, flower arrangement, Japanese dance, koto music, and shamisen, enhancing the movements and atmosphere of these activities.

such as tea ceremony, flower arrangement, Japanese dance, koto music, and shamisen, enhancing the movements and atmosphere of these activities.

such as tea ceremony, flower arrangement, Japanese dance, koto music, and shamisen, enhancing the movements and atmosphere of these activities.

such as tea ceremony, flower arrangement, Japanese dance, koto music, and shamisen, enhancing the movements and atmosphere of these activities.

Wearing a kimono makes your movements and posture more beautiful

gives you a refined impression from the inside out, so take this opportunity to capture many photos.

gives you a refined impression from the inside out, so take this opportunity to capture many photos.

Learn Zen in a class of making Matcha Tand writing brushes in kimono

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2026/11/05

Fantastic 5.0

Review for: The master of the tea ceremony will serve matcha (powdered green tea) ,Wagashi

The tea ceremony was a unique, pleasant experience, explained to perfection by Eri and very enjoyable. The two of us had a private session wearing traditional attire. She also took many souvenir photos for us, and since it was my birthday, they had a wonderful touch by writing our names in Japanese, as well as giving us a magnet. The taste of the tea and traditional sweets is completely delicious and unique. I fully recommend it; it is a must-try experience if you like history and matcha. Thank you, Eri, for everything, with love from Mexico.

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anthony ***

2026/11/09

Fantastic 5.0

Review for: The master of the tea ceremony will serve matcha (powdered green tea) ,Wagashi

Erie is an excellent matcha tea master teacher. she speaks good english. Her explanation is clear and she is very patient to guide us through the ritual. Highly recommended

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2025/05/12

Fantastic 5.0

Review for: The master of the tea ceremony will serve matcha (powdered green tea) ,Wagashi

kaori was lovely, it was so fun to learn a little bit with her and get to try to make matcha!

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