Traditional Tea Ceremony Experience in Osaka
- Discover the cultural heritage of Japan through a traditional tea ceremony in an authentic setting.
- Experience the peaceful atmosphere and mindfulness practice that is central to the tea ceremony.
- Enjoy premium-grade matcha and learn how to prepare it yourself using traditional techniques.
What to expect
From one person to a group, everyone can easily experience Tea ceremony. You can have a relaxing break while sightseeing in Osaka!
[ Welcome to the wonderful world of Tea! ] In the Tea ceremony experience, you can make your own Matcha and enjoy it casually after a brief lecture. How about having a cup of Matcha while sightseeing in Osaka?
Come and experience Tea ceremony at AN Japanese Culture Experience and enjoy Japanese culture!




Reviews
We had a lot of fun. It was cheap and the instructor was kind and patient. The location was also easy to find. My only gripe is that it was all in Japanese so while we could understand and follow the demonstrations, we couldn’t understand the fascinating history behind what we were doing. Still, we had a good time and would recommend it! กิจกรรม:
we had the best time! Nakata-San was very helpful, funny, knowledgeable and energetic. In addition to a great class we also left with a little bit of Japanese history and a few new words added to the collection.
Matcha Tea Ceremony & Japanese Wagashi (Confectionery) Making (+ Eating) It was extremely fun! However, for those who don't speak Japanese, the tea ceremony part might be hard to understand since the explanations could be difficult to follow. - Japanese speakers: Recommended to do both Wagashi + Tea Ceremony. - Non-Japanese speakers, but English speakers: Recommended to do Wagashi only. Since the instructor only speaks English and Japanese, if you know neither, you should skip it. Trust me, you won't have the time or leisure to constantly use a translation app as you go!
We had so much fun in this class! The instructor explained things well in both Japanese and English, and she was very entertaining to learn from! The sweet were harder to make than we thought but they were very tasty, especially with a cup of fresh matcha after.
The tea ceremony and nerikiri making experience was truly memorable and beautifully done. The instructor explained each step clearly and shared insights into Japanese culture and traditions. Making nerikiri by hand was fun and relaxing, and the tea ceremony felt calm and authentic. It was a perfect cultural experience and a highlight of our trip in Japan.
Absolutely loved this! The chap was so friendly and kind, he didn’t speak much English, but he tried his absolute best and was asking us for names of the flowers in English so he could learn. Thoroughly enjoyed making the matcha and sweets. I went alone and didn’t find this daunting at all. Thank you!
The tea ceremony and candy making was great! Super fun, simple and relaxing activity to pass a couple hours. We were the only English speakers in the room however our instructor did his best to explain to us and it was very easy to follow along. We had a great time and learnt some more cool things about Japan!
This was an amazing experience! Sensei was really nice, funny and passionate! He may say his English is very little but he explains and shows what to do every well! Thank you so much!
The host speaks English competently and was extremely welcoming and knowledgeable, for the price it was worth it and for our session at 10.30 in the morning it was basically a private session, also located very close to the metro
Good experience for us and our teenage children. All steps were clearly demonstrated and instructor was fun and engaging.
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