Japanese Tea

We extend a warm welcome to you! To begin, let us enjoy a cup of welcome tea and engage in conversation. We understand that the journey from your hotel to the studio may have been long, so please take this opportunity to relax. After then, we have a little understanding of the tea in Japan and other areas through our explanation about the specific parts of the idea and manners of the Japanese tea ceremony, we should start to see the tea master's tea ceremony demonstration. Then, you also model her and experience the most essential part of the tea ceremony procedure, which involves internalizing the key concepts of the tea ceremony and preparing Matcha. Once prepared, your tea will be tasted by others, creating a harmonious and pure tea space. We hope you will enjoy this unique and cultural experience.

What sets the Ocharu Tea Ceremony apart is its immersive blend of tradition and elegance. Experience the rare taste of wakocha black tea and top-grade Gyokuro sencha, paired with exquisite seasonal wagashi from the renowned “Ougiya.” Unlike other tea experiences, you'll learn to whisk your own matcha under the expert guidance of a skilled tea master in a beautifully designed room, all just across from Tokyo University. Each participant receives a certificate of completion and a memorable group photo to commemorate their experience. The ceremony offers a serene escape from the city's hustle, allowing you to deeply connect with Japanese tea culture. Enjoy a personalized and enriching journey that highlights the art and beauty of traditional tea-making.

This is an activity where you can experience Japanese traditional culture at the same time. Customers arrive at the store and choose their favorite kimono or yukata to dress up. After styling your hair, enter the tea room and begin your tea ceremony experience. After completing the experience, you can go to Sensoji Temple and take a walk. I returned to the store before 5pm to change your clothes and finished.

This practical tea workshop helps you become knowledgeable about the use of Japanese tea and incorporate it into your daily life. After this new tea experience, you will be able to fully appreciate tea back home, whether it's a personal tea ritual, or having a fancy night out with tea cocktails. ・Brew tea like a master. Using tried and tested traditional techniques, with a Japanese iron kettle and locally sourced organic whole Japanese tea leaves. ・ Learn to make delicious tea drinks with fruit and syrup! ・ Get fancy with tea cocktails! The workshop is mostly hands-on from brewing tea to making drinks. The techniques are derived from storied Japanese practices of brewing tea. The more modern practice of mixing tea with natural ingredients like fruit and alcohol infusions has all been tried and tested at our tea shop, gaining quite a large following. We hope the knowledge and experience from our workshop will amplify your appreciation for the Land of the Rising Sun.

Learn about the cultivation methods and history of tea, a traditional Japanese drink. The main instructor has a bachelor's degree in agricultural science and has a particularly deep knowledge of soil science. He is a former tea farmer who was involved in everything from tea cultivation to processing in Kyoto. The assistant has a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and is a practicing pharmacist. You can enjoy multiple types of Japanese tea in small portions at once. With a wide variety of tea flavors and aromas, you are sure to find your favorite.

Not only will you be exposed to Japanese culture, but you will actually be able to experience it for yourself. Not only can you drink traditional matcha green tea, but you can also experience sencha green tea and sweets, which are commonly consumed in Japan today.

Would you like to brew your own delicious tea? In most tea ceremony workshops, you are not allowed to handle tea utensils. However, in the hands-on classes we host, you can actually touch the utensils and learn the process of brewing tea from scratch. The instructor is a master of the Higashi Abe school. They have taught many students, so they will gently and carefully teach you how to make tea. You are also welcome to take as many pictures as you like to make your experience memorable. We hope you will make your trip to Japan a memorable and enjoyable one.

"ZEN Therapy" is A special therapy that incorporates Zen concepts into the combination of Shiatsu massage and energy therapy. This treatment is performed by one of only a few specialists in the world, Qi (Qi/Ki/enegy healing), and is ideal for fatigue recovery, deep relaxation, anti-aging, beauty, disease prevention, brain development, etc.! ◆Features A supreme holistic treatment unmatched in the world. Our experienced therapists offer energy treatments. Please enjoy the treatment by an energy (Ki) specialist that you cannot receive elsewhere. ◆ZEN What Therapy Can Do · Shiatsu massage ・Energy Therapy A special energy therapy originating in Japan that improves your natural healing ability by adjusting your energy circulation. The energy in the therapy room is conditioned by high-quality Japanese crystals. This therapy will bring your physical as well as mental condition to an ideal state. ◆Special experience incorporating ZEN concept ・Zen Buddhist Kimono "Samue" You can wear a Zen monk's kimono called "samue" and receive therapy. * We prepare ourselves by the massage and go to the Zen "mentality (mindfulness)". ・ Japanese tea thyme The word "sado" originated from "zen". ◆If you wish, you can purchase souvenirs. ・Zen Buddhist Kimono "Samue" You can purchase a work robe to come during the treatment as a souvenir. Comfortable, high-quality work clothes are popular. It is also suitable for relaxing time or when going out for a walk. Samui are originally worn by Zen monks for work, so they are also recommended for when you experience Zazen in a Japanese temple.

A qualified tea master will hold a full-fledged tea ceremony in a traditional tea room. You can listen to the etiquette of the tea ceremony and how to use the utensils while enjoying the matcha that is made in front of you and the beautiful Japanese sweets. It will be a wonderful experience.

Attain peace of mind through the historical practices of Japanese tea ceremony, and discover Zen with a nationally qualified tea master. ◆ Enjoy traditional Japanese sweets that have been specifically paired with matcha tea ◆ Go through the processes of Japanese tea ceremony with a nationally accredited tea master ◆ Learn in depth about the spirit of Zen Buddhism expressed in Japanese art and architecture ◆ Make tea through the traditional tea ceremony processes yourself

You will be experiencing 12 different types of Japanese tea. Along with the tasting, you will learn how they are made and its history. Please enjoy the depth of Japanese tea. ・You will explore both daily tea and high end premium tea. ・You will taste premium tea that are truly unique and special even for the locals as well. ・Exploring different teas at the same time will highlight the differences, which will deepen the understanding of Japanese green tea. ・At the end of this activity, you will understand the big picture of Japanese tea and be able to understand what kind of tea you like. ・Each tea will come with explanation about how it is made and its historical background. *This will not be a tea ceremony. This experience will be more focused in taste, how it is produced, and about its history.

This workshop is special traditional Japanese culture learning experience for you at Japanese private home! The teacher in this workshop is great experienced professional tea master, who learned Japanese traditional tea ceremony for more than 40 years and teach it to students for more than 15 years. You can learn how to be a guest for Japanese tea ceremony at Japanese traditional Tatami room while you are eating Wagashi which tea master made. There are some kinds of Wagashi, for example Nerikiri, Gyuhi (mochi), Manjyu and so on. The tea master will choose what kind of Wagashi you will eat depends on the season. You can try mixing the Matcha (green tea) and drink it by your self. Tea master show you about the history of Japanese tea ceremony and also you can ask any questions about tea ceremony.

Our Wagashi forming experience is an easy and fun one, just like colorful clay work, in which we form several colored materials to create a target figure. Wagashi in this experiences is called “Nerikiri,” and the main ingredient is Mochi flour. Using a variety of colored materials, let's form into the day's theme design, just like colorful clay works, portray "the seasonal beauty of Japan". Even if you have little experience in creative activities or cooking, we will carefully guide you through the process. Next, move on to a dedicated tea room, experience a tea ceremony while eating your own Wagashi. In our tea ceremony experience, the room itself is designed to be experienced sitting in a chair. Once you are settled, you’ll then be served by host with confection followed by real Matcha. We would “love” to answer your any types of questions. These conversations are important part the tea ceremony. The more guests ask, the more tea ceremony will enrich.

•Enjoy premium Kyoto sweets and the finest matcha •Experience chanoyu, the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, in an authentic tea room •Try making your own matcha with hands-on guidance •View authentic, formal tea utensils up close — typically used only in traditional settings •Learn about the meanings of tea utensils and the rich cultural history of the tea ceremony •Feel the spirit of Japanese hospitality in a peaceful and elegant setting

Breakfast in the tea ceremony is simple. Onigiri, egg dishes, pickles and soups. Onigiri are prepared early in the morning, carefully prepared, and prepared according to the arrival of the customer. The rice is made from "Tsuyahime", which has been certified as the highest quality as Special A rice by the government. With all my heart, I use the cooked rice to make rice balls on the spot. One of Japan's most beloved dishes is hot freshly prepared rice balls. The mellow aroma of freshly cooked food and rich taste will fill your mouth. After the meal, a tea ceremony follows. On a tea ceremony experience that combines a short meditation with a Zen world, watch the beautiful process of preparing a bowl and enjoy the finest matcha tea and cute sweets.

Tea Ceremony & Wagashi Making – A Taste of Japanese Elegance Step into a world of calm and creativity with this immersive cultural experience. Begin by crafting wagashi—delicate, seasonal Japanese sweets that reflect nature’s beauty. Then, take part in a traditional tea ceremony where every gesture is filled with meaning. Together, these experiences offer a perfect balance of hands-on fun and peaceful reflection. It’s more than just tea and sweets—it’s a journey into the heart of Japanese hospitality and aesthetics.

Even when Kyoto's major tourist sites such as Kinkaku-ji Temple,Ginkaku-ji Temple,and Kiyomizu-dera Temple are closed at night,you can still enjoy Japan! The candle light flickers in the pitch black room. You can enjoy a tea ceremony experience or a Zen experience in a fantastical space. The venue is a long-established inn. We utilize a 20-tatami banquet hall that is normally closed to the pubulic. We use latest translation devices to enable communication regardless of language.

Why Join This Experience? ✦ English-speaking instructor for a stress-free experience ✦ Intimate setting — limited to small groups to maintain a calm, personal atmosphere ✦ Learn not just how, but why — uncover the philosophy of Zen and mindfulness behind every movement ✦ Perfect for first-time visitors, cultural enthusiasts, couples, and families Good to Know Duration: Approx. 60 minutes Group Size: Max 6 participants Location: 7-min walk from JR Kita-Kamakura Station No dress code, but we recommend modest attire (no shoes inside the tea room) Photos are welcome at designated times during the session

Tea Ceremony & Wagashi Making – A Taste of Japanese Elegance Step into a world of calm and creativity with this immersive cultural experience. Begin by crafting wagashi—delicate, seasonal Japanese sweets that reflect nature’s beauty. Then, take part in a traditional tea ceremony where every gesture is filled with meaning. Together, these experiences offer a perfect balance of hands-on fun and peaceful reflection. It’s more than just tea and sweets—it’s a journey into the heart of Japanese hospitality and aesthetics.

Demonstration of "tea procedure" including hands-on lesson. You will learn the basic concepts and ideas of tea ceremony learning how to behave in a tearoom and how to appreciate its decoration. Then we will tell you how to drink it, and also serve you a wagashi, Japanese cake.