Japan · TEA CEREMONIES IN TOKYO
Every Japan itinerary has one slot too few. These 6 tea ceremonies in Tokyo earn theirs, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes instead of an evening.
Learn to whisk matcha in Asakusa with English-speaking hosts, traditional sweets, cultural insight, and hands-on guidance in one hour.
“Great experience and perfect pitched for the audience with a mix of interesting facts and interactivity”
Make matcha with a tea master, taste four Japanese teas and seasonal sweets, and learn tea customs in a relaxed Tokyo ceremony near Tokyo University.
“Excellent experience to be able to visit a temple and learn about meditation. The monk was very friendly and was happy to answer questions and pose for photographs.”
Learn to whisk matcha, taste mochi sweets, and explore Japanese tea culture in a relaxed one-hour class in historic Asakusa.
“Had an amazing time with our hosts Honoka and Midori who taught us so much in such a short time about Matcha! My 74-yo mum and 23-yo son enjoyed it equally. Seated activity with video and clear English instructions made it an easy and educational way to spend 1 hour in Asakusa!”
Dress in a kimono near Shinjuku, taste premium Japanese matcha, and learn tea ceremony manners and home preparation from a tea expert.
“Just an amazing experience) You got a chance to have a private tea ceremony in local Japanese flat with arranged and cute decorated tea room ) Got so many knowledge of matcha making and history of matcha tea, as well as a lot of interesting facts which you kind find in Google. As well really enjoyed knowing Japanese culture more deeper and leading the proper way of wearing of kimono 👘 Definitely recommend trying while in Japan )”
Dress in a kimono near Sensoji, learn matcha customs, and explore Asakusa with optional professional photos in this welcoming Tokyo experience.
“This was by far the best part of our trip. The kindness and care was unmatched and I will definitely be going back on my next trip to Japan. Thank you again to the whole staff!”
Dress in a seasonal kimono, learn tea ceremony etiquette, whisk matcha, and enjoy wagashi in a 90-minute Asakusa cultural experience.
“It was a wonderful experience, learning and enjoying a small taste of Japanese tea traditions. Highly recommend it. X”
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