100% refund if cancelled 3 days before departure

The experience lasts approximately 1 hour.

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No, this experience is designed for beginners as well as those familiar with Japanese tea traditions.

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Yes, children are welcome to join as long as they can quietly observe and participate in the ceremony.

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Yes, under the guidance of the tea master, you&rsquo;ll prepare and whisk your own matcha tea.

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Japanese tea ceremony has long been associated with refinement and grace. It&#39;s more than just an occasional activity for people who take it seriously, it&#39;s an art form that requires vigorous training and a license. People in Japan study for years to master the art of holding a perfect tea ceremony.

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All this dates back to the original masters of Kyoto. Now, you can get a taste of this traditional culture lead by the experts of Japan&rsquo;s tea capital. Learn the ins and outs of what it takes to have the perfect tea ceremony, then put it all into practice guided by a licensed master. Experience this gem of Japanese culture and take home a guidebook that will let you dive deeper into the rich heritage of tea.

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Meeting Point:

The meeting point is nearby Nijo Castle and Kyoto Imperial Palace. It will take you a 3-minute walk from Nijojomae and Fuchomae station (Kyoto City Bus), a 5-minute walk from Marutamachi station (Kyoto subway Karasuma Line), a 5-minute walk from Nijojomae station (Kyoto subway Tozai Line) or 10 minutes from Kyoto station by taxi. 
Japan, Kyoto, Nakagyo Ward, Izumichō, ６６０番地 さくら日本文化体験 二条城教室 / SAKURA Experience Japanese Culture Nijo Home

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	<li>Get up to 10% cash back per person when you book with us.</li>
	<li>Participate in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony, led by a tea master in the heart of Kyoto.</li>
	<li>Learn the intricate steps of preparing and serving matcha (powdered green tea) in a serene, traditional setting.</li>
	<li>Immerse yourself in the cultural and spiritual significance of the tea ceremony, one of Japan&rsquo;s most revered traditions.</li>
	<li>Enjoy matcha tea and traditional Japanese sweets as part of the experience.</li>
	<li>1-hour traditional Japanese tea ceremony.</li>
	<li>Instruction and demonstration by a professional tea master.</li>
	<li>Matcha tea and traditional sweets.</li>
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Not allowed:

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	<li>children under 11</li>
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Know in advance:

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	<li>if the meeting location changes, you&#39;ll be notified separately after the order is confirmed</li>
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Remember to bring:

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	<li>a pair of socks (alternatively, you can be provided with them directly on site for an extra of 500 yens)</li>
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Vouchers on smartphones or tablets are accepted. Printed vouchers are also accepted.

Kyoto-Style 1-Hour Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

The meeting point is nearby Nijo Castle and Kyoto Imperial Palace. It will take you a 3-minute walk from Nijojomae and Fuchomae station (Kyoto City Bus), a 5-minute walk from Marutamachi station (Kyoto subway Karasuma Line), a 5-minute walk from Nijojomae station (Kyoto subway Tozai Line) or 10 minutes from Kyoto station by taxi.

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