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Community-led tours across Japan
Community-led tours across Japan
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You will visit the only place in Japan where you can enjoy zip-lining through snow, gliding through a snow-covered forest on a long zip slide of up to 200 meters. After the zip line experience, enjoy lunch and shopping at Mitsui Outlet Park Sapporo Kitahiroshima, with 120 minutes allocated so you can relax and explore the shops. Next, we will take you to the latest sightseeing hotspot, Hokkaido Ballpark F Village. Centered around ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO, the home stadium of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ha
This half-day tour allows you to enjoy the charms of Ehime: the Instagram-worthy Shimoda Station and an award-winning sake brewery, all guided by private taxi. Our taxis guarantee convenience and safety, providing direct access to Shimoda where local train services are extremely limited. You can also enjoy sake tastings. 1. Shimoda Station: A Trending Photo Spot Enjoy breathtaking views at Shimoda Station, famed as ‘the station closest to the sea’. → Perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy shot
Tea is not just the green beverage that many associate with Japan, but a brew sourced from a vast variety of regional flora that supports physical and mental health, mirrors the climate and landscape of the season, and a product of agricultural and political history. Tea alone can tell the tale of Japan.
Experience the elegance of a rare Oshima Tsumugi haori and immerse yourself in authentic Japanese culture. Ideal for commemorative photos, this haori adds a special touch to your cultural journey, creating unforgettable memories.
Experience a 90-minute tea ceremony at Umegoten, a former imperial villa in Rakujuen Park, just steps from Mishima Station. Built in 1890 as a retreat for Prince Komatsu Akihito, uncle to Emperor Meiji, it is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. While most imperial properties are open only for viewing, Taian invites you inside to enjoy seasonal sweets and matcha prepared with Mt. Fuji’s spring water, watch traditional tea preparation, whisk your own bowl with expert guidance, a
The tea ceremony goes in a small group. The maximum number of people are 6 for each session.But during peak seasons, it will increase to a maximum of 8 people. Experience an authentic tea ceremony, which is near the Zen buddhist monastery Daitoku-ji Temple in Kyoto. Daitoku-ji had many famous priest graduates in the history and has a close relationship with tea ceremony culture which has given a major influence to Japanese culture. We are also not far from the World Cultural Heritage site, the
This is a unique guided tour, you get not only to know about special charcoals that used for Japanese tea ceremony, to see how it lit and used, and unite with the craftsman. ■At a charcoal kiln in the mountain area of Uchiko, the craftsman tells you how he makes charcoals and how it affects to the sustainable life in mountain area. ■visit mysterious Yuge shrine, the symbol of Ishidatami district. There is a big pond in front of the shrine, and you get walk on a beautiful bridge with roof to v
Escape the crowds and immerse yourself in authentic Japanese culture with our unique experience: ・300-Year-Old Temple Atmosphere: Relax in the serene and peaceful environment of a historic temple, far away from the busy tourist spots. ・Miyajima Ware & Local Flavors: Enjoy Matcha in authentic Miyajima ware tea bowls, paired with local Miyajima chocolate and Kompeito（traditional sugar candy). ・Interactive Matcha Experience: Learn tea etiquette from a master and enjoy hands-on training to mak
Discover the beauty and elegance of Japanese culture through a traditional tea ceremony at the Tamesaburo Memorial Museum in Nagoya. This cultural gem, a registered tangible cultural property, offers an authentic setting where visitors can immerse themselves in the timeless art of tea. Guided by experienced tea masters, you'll learn the rituals and philosophy behind the Japanese tea ceremony, a practice that has been cherished for centuries. From the careful preparation of matcha (powdered green
Most tea ceremonies in Japan are highly formal, with strict etiquette and traditional settings. This experience is different — it’s casual, interactive, and beginner-friendly. Instead of just watching, travelers will whisk their own bowl of matcha, taste authentic Japanese sweets, and learn the meaning of each step in a comfortable and relaxed lounge setting. The focus is on fun cultural discovery rather than perfection, so guests can ask questions freely, take photos, and enjoy the moment. It’
Located in Dotonbori, center of Osaka's Namba/Shinsaibashi district, this facility allows you to experience the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. A tea ceremony instructor will explain the culture and history of the tea ceremony and then make and drink tea for everyone. The tea ceremony instructor will explain the culture and history of the tea ceremony and then make tea for you to drink. there is no other place in Osaka where you can experience so much of the tea ceremony, and our tea ceremon
An opportunity to experience authentic Japanese culture with a Japanese tea ceremony master. Including people who do not know much about Japanese culture or those who just want to enjoy tea and sweets, anyone can enjoy the pleasant time through Japanese tea ceremony. It will be a private and in a small group up to four people. Even if this is your first time in tea ceremony, please do not worry. Easy to understand but detailed explanation is given by a tea master. Experiencing tea ceremony in
The tea ceremony is not just about drinking tea; it is also a means of spiritual enlightenment. Experience a Japanese tea ceremony while wearing a kimono for an authentic taste of traditional Japan. Suitable kimono options are available for women and men, and you receive guidance on how to wear the provided kimono. Once you have donned the kimono, your tea master starts the tea ceremony. The tea ceremony instructor will explain the culture and history of the tea ceremony and then make tea for
Recently matcha green tea has become popular all around the world. Matcha plays an important role in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. However, learning about Japanese tea ceremony means much more than just learning to make matcha. Why was this a necessary practice of samurais and monks in times past? Why is the "ceremony" still carried on today? Come, step into the world of profound spirituality and set your soul free. 1. Introduction: You will learn the basic concepts and ideas of tea cer
Recently matcha green tea has become popular all around the world. Matcha plays an important role in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. However, learning about Japanese tea ceremony means much more than just learning to make matcha. Why was this a necessary practice of samurais and monks in times past? Why is the "ceremony" still carried on today? Come, step into the world of profound spirituality and set your soul free. 1. Introduction: You will learn the basic concepts and ideas of tea cer
You will experience the Japanese culture Tea Ceremony in the traditional tea room, which is probably not found anywhere else in Okinawa. Our experienced instructor will teach you how to enter through the small entrance of the tea room and introduce each tea utensil. After that, you will move to the room where Ryu-Rei-style, tables and chairs for tea ceremony are set. At the tables, you will enjoy having Japanese and Okinawan sweets before having the bitter tea. Then, you will learn how to treat
An English speaking interpreter will take you step by step through the history, etiquette and cultural importance of the Japanese tea ceremony, while you witness a demonstration from a local professional. Following the demonstration, you'll be invited to try making your own cup of 'matcha' tea - which you'll be able to savour along with a sweet local delicacy served at the side.
Authentic Tea Ceremony Experience in Stylish Ginza Step into the world of traditional Japanese culture with an authentic tea ceremony in the elegant district of Ginza. Our knowledgeable English-speaking instructor will guide you through each graceful movement, making it easy for beginners to enjoy. Enjoy freshly prepared matcha along with a beautifully crafted Japanese sweet, and discover the harmony and mindfulness at the heart of tea culture. To make your visit even more memorable, a charmi
Why does each movement matter when preparing matcha? At Sanjo Chasuian, discover the meaning behind the gestures and the spirit of respect and consideration they express. Explore tea ceremony’s history and Zen influences, then watch your host prepare tea. Enjoy your host’s matcha with a seasonal sweet from a Kyoto confectioner with 100+ years of history. Choose a tea bowl and learn to whisk a second bowl for yourself or a companion, experiencing both receiving and offering tea. Beginners are we
Experience the tea ceremony and immerse yourself in the traditions of Kyoto. Brew a delicious cup of tea in an authentic and vibrant Japanese atmosphere. With careful instruction, you will be able to make a creamy matcha tea like no other. At the same time, you will enjoy a live performance of Japanese harp "Koto", a traditional Japanese stringed instrument.
On this cultural experience, you will have a full experience of wearing traditional Japanese kimono and a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. You will learn all you need to know about the tea ceremony from a friendly English-speaking tea master in relaxed manner. Your memorable moments will be captured by our professional photographer and you will receive 3 digital photos as a memento of your experience. Highlights: ■ Interactive cultural experience including the demonstration of the tea ceremo
Don't miss the chance to meet and learn about Maiko/Geiko during your visit to Kyoto. This is the most popular program in our contents because you can see Maiko or Geiko and also enjoy a tea ceremony at the same time. What makes Maiko and Geiko so special is their dedication to a traditional lifestyle that continues even today. From their exquisite kimono and elegant hairstyles to their unique daily routines, Maiko and Geiko represent a living tradition. You’ll enjoy: Tea ceremony with Maiko
About the Instructor: First degree instructor Mika Soka Haneishi is the owner Shizu-Kokoro, an internationally acclaimed chado school licensed from Urasenke Chado School in Kyoto. “This is not tourism— but rather an immersion in culture.” Mark Edward Harris, Better Magazine. About Chado: Chado, a tea ceremony that has roots in Zen, was established in Japan more than 400 years ago. A tea room is a space in which people experience mindfulness, and the tea making process provides spiritual disc
The event will be held at つきまさ(Tsukimasa), a Japanese tea store in Shimokitazawa that has been in business for 46 years. The instructor, who has 20 years of experience as an instructor and is well versed in the history, production methods, and enjoyment of Japanese tea, will demonstrate how to make matcha and sencha green tea. The instructor also has many years of experience in the tea ceremony and will talk about tea ceremony etiquette.