Nauti aidosta japanilaisesta teeseremoniasta ja kimonokokemuksesta Asakusassa

This was a great experience, I really appreciated learning the meaning behind the tea ceremony itself before the instructor started preparing the match. She took time to explain throughly before we tried making our own tea. It ran a little over on time wise (about 20 mins), but I didn’t mind because the whole experience felt so authentic. I also enjoyed the seasonal sweets (sakura themed ones pictured for sakura season) and dressing up in the kimono for the ceremony.

It was an amazing and authentic tea ceremony experience. I respect the japanese culture more since this peaceful experience. The values they share through this ceremony is enrichment! The teacher went beyond their services, since we left our phone there and she took a train to come see us and give us the phone.

一次完美的茶道体验。爱子老师以她的优雅与专业令人印象深刻。每一个动作都透露出禅意，让人感受到茶道之美不仅在于形式，更在于内心的宁静。 It was a perfect tea ceremony experience. Ms. Aiko, the tea master, impressed me with her elegance and professionalism. Every movement she made embodied the spirit of Zen, revealing that the beauty of the tea ceremony lies not only in its form, but in the calm and mindfulness it inspires.

這次活動收穫良多，主持茶會的庭長，親切且展現出對客戶的尊重，從中學習到茶道的精神-「和敬清寂」四字组成，分别代表著不同的含義。 「和」指的是主客之間互相尊重、謙遜，以及人與茶室環境間的和諧统一；「敬」指對彼此的尊敬，以及對茶道本身的敬意；「清」代表身心的清潔、寧静，排除雜念；「寂」則追求一種禅宗式的寂寥、枯淡，也就是一種超脱世俗、返璞歸真的意境。在茶會尚未開始前，現場工作人員非常專業與熟練地幫我們9人一一地穿上和服與裝扮，真的是一個難忘的活動感動。

The tea ceremony was such a peaceful and beautiful experience. Our host was so warm and thoughtful, guiding us through each step with care. Everything—from the setting to the way the tea was prepared—felt calming and intentional. Definitely one of the highlights of the trip!

I was pleasantly surprised to have the opportunity to try on a kimono. The staff was very kind and helped me put it on with great care, which made me really happy. This time, I experienced a tea ceremony. It was my first time learning the etiquette of turning the plate and using kuromoji chopsticks, which felt very new and refreshing. The wagashi were beautifully presented, and the matcha was authentic and delicious. The instructor was very patient and taught everything in detail, allowing me to truly appreciate the beauty of the tea ceremony. If you’re visiting Tokyo, I highly recommend this experience!

We had such a wonderful experience at the tea ceremony with Atsuko. She was incredibly gracious, knowledgeable, and welcoming, making us feel comfortable from the very beginning. The matcha and traditional sweets were delicious, and the entire experience was truly special. Thank you, Atsuko, for making our experience so enjoyable!

Tea Master, Atsuko-san, is patient and very happy to answer questions. Staff Aiko-san and Masayo-san are extremely helpful and competent. All three are very active in helping us take photos offering different props; love it! I highly recommend, even for solo travellers! Activity: Wear kimono, take photos, learn tea drinking etiquette, make matcha, more photos. アツコさん、アイコさん、マサヨさん、皆さんのおかげで素晴らしい経験ができました。本当にありがとうございました！

A Perfect Tea Ceremony Experience Today’s tea ceremony experience was absolutely wonderful and perfect. In Japan, there are many tea houses offering tea ceremony experiences, each with its own unique style depending on the school of tea practice. This time, everything was exceptional—not only was the instructor’s explanation of the tea ceremony itself thorough, but their storytelling about its history was also engaging and insightful. What made this experience even more special was the opportunity to taste authentic Japanese sweets (wagashi). For the first time, I could truly appreciate the difference between freshly made and baked wagashi. This tea ceremony experience was truly unique and highly recommended!

I definitely recommend it! Not only do you learn about Japanese traditions, but you also get to truly experience them. You get to make your own matcha, enjoy amazing sweets, wear a gorgeous kimono, and take incredible photos. It’s a wonderful, highly interactive course. Although I’ve done a tea ceremony in Kyoto before, this one in Asakusa was honestly even better. They served two rounds of high-quality wagashi, and the hosts were exceptionally kind and welcoming. You can really tell they genuinely want to share the true heart and essence of Japanese tea culture with you!