Tea Ceremony Experience in Osaka (Share Plan)

Dive into the heart of Japanese culture with our traditional tea ceremony experience in Osaka. This unique opportunity is perfect for those eager to join others in learning the ancient art of the Japanese tea ceremony. Our expert instructors will guide you through this ceremonial tradition's rich history, intricate customs, and proper etiquette. As part of the experience, you'll observe an authentic tea ceremony, gaining insight into this revered practice.

But it's not just about watching — you'll actively participate too! Get hands-on as you prepare and savor your own matcha green tea, complemented by traditional Japanese sweets. This interactive session is not only educational but also a delightful sensory experience. Your booking includes all entry fees, facility charges, taxes, as well as the delectable matcha and sweets.

Are you ready to step into a world of tranquillity and tradition? Secure your place now. Discover the beauty and serenity of the Japanese tea ceremony with us. Book today and transform your understanding of this exquisite cultural practice!

Tour Highlights

• Shared tea ceremony experience with other participants

• Expert guidance on Japanese tea culture, traditions, and etiquette

• Live demonstration of an authentic tea ceremony

• Hands-on opportunity to prepare and enjoy your own matcha green tea

• Tasting of Japanese traditional sweets complementing the tea

• Ideal for cultural enthusiasts and those interested in Japanese traditions

What's Covered

• Food and drinks

• Entry and admission fees

• Landing and facility fees

• Goods and services tax

• Maccha and Japanese traditional sweets

What's Extra

• Personal purchases

• Transportation to and from the venue

• Optional activities outside the ceremony

• Souvenirs and gifts

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• Book at least 1 hour in advance to secure your spot

• The duration of the experience is 45 minutes

• Suitable for all skill levels, very easy to participate

• Suitable for participants aged 5 and above

• An English-speaking live tour guide will enhance your experience

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Japanese Tea Ceremony Experience in Osaka?

This experience is a cultural activity where participants learn about and take part in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. It's a unique opportunity to delve into Japanese customs and etiquette related to tea.

Who can participate in this tea ceremony experience?

Anyone interested in Japanese culture and tea traditions is welcome to join. It's suitable for all ages and is an excellent activity for cultural enthusiasts, families, and solo travelers.

Do I need any prior knowledge of Japanese tea ceremonies?

No prior knowledge is required. The experience is designed for beginners and provides a comprehensive introduction to the tea ceremony, making it accessible to everyone.

What should I wear to the tea ceremony?

Comfortable and modest clothing is recommended. Traditional Japanese tea ceremonies often involve sitting on tatami mats, so clothing that allows you to sit comfortably on the floor is ideal.

Is the experience suitable for people with dietary restrictions?

The experience includes matcha green tea and traditional Japanese sweets. If you have dietary restrictions, it's advisable to inform the organizers in advance to see if accommodations can be made.

Can children participate in the tea ceremony?

Yes, children can participate. It's a family-friendly activity that can be a fun and educational experience for children, teaching them about different cultures.

What language is the tour conducted in?

The tour is conducted in English, ensuring that English-speaking participants can fully enjoy and understand the experience.

Are there any accessibility accommodations?

The experience accommodates limited mobility and limited sight. If you're using a stroller or pram, it can be accommodated as well. However, it's best to communicate specific needs beforehand to ensure a smooth experience.

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