Tea Ceremony
Tea Ceremony
The Japanese tea ceremony is a refined tradition that nurtures inner peace through the simple act of preparing tea. Surrounded by seasonal aesthetics and the tranquility of the tearoom, guests are invited to experience harmony, mindfulness, and grace. At WAK JAPAN, you can enjoy this cultural ritual in a Kyoto townhouse, a private temple, or even the home of a skilled instructor —each offering a rare and enriching moment of tranquility.
Tea Ceremony (Group shared)
This group-shared program offers a more accessible way to enjoy the spirit of tea ceremony. Guided by an experienced instructor who demonstrates the traditional...
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Tea Ceremony(Private)
In a private setting with a skilled tea master, you’ll receive a thoughtful introduction to the world of tea—from its history to the tea room and utensils. Expe...
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Tea Ceremony+ Kimono Course （Group shared）
Choose your favorite kimono from our extensive collection and experience the tea ceremony in traditional style. Dressed up in a beautiful kimono and surrounded ...
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Tea Ceremony+Kimono Course(Private)
This program features a tea ceremony experience in kimono. You can choose a casual kimono or formal Kimono from our rich collection with more than 200 kimonos....
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Tea Ceremony at a Local Home
Enjoy an exceptional moment of refinement as you learn the depth and spirit of Sado（Japanese tea ceremony） in the private home of a tea master. In this intimate...
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Extensive Cultural Experience Course 3.5hours
This exclusive plan allows you to choose four experiences from our five most popular cultural programs, highly praised by many of our guests. Normally offered ...
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Tea Ceremony with kimono at a Local Home (Formal course)
This is one of the WAK JAPAN’s original programs featuring Tea Ceremony in formal Kimono at an instructor’s home. This program features an authentic tea ceremo...
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Tea Ceremony at Toyokuni Shrine (private)
This premium course offers a unique opportunity for one group at a time to par take in a traditional tea ceremony inside a tea room that is normally closed to t...
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