Tea Ceremony
Tea Ceremony
The Japanese tea ceremony, or chanoyu, originated from tea introduced from China in the early 9th century. It was refined in the 15th and 16th centuries by figures like Sen no Rikyū, who emphasized simplicity, humility, and the beauty of imperfection. Today, the tea ceremony is a celebrated tradition that highlights Japanese values of tranquility and harmony.
Tea Ceremony
In this program, you can try making a cup of tea under an instructor’s guidance as well as learn a wide range of Japanese culture including tea room and tea too...
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Tea Ceremony(Private)
In this private program, you can try making a cup of tea under an instructor’s guidance as well as learn a wide range of Japanese culture including tea room and...
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Tea Ceremony+Kimono Course
This program features a tea ceremony experience in kimono. You can choose the kind of casual kimono from our rich collection with more than 200 kimonos. Also ...
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Tea Ceremony+Kimono Course(Private)
This program offers a tea ceremony experience while dressed in a kimono. Choose from our extensive collection of over 200 kimonos, and enjoy complimentary hair ...
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Tea Ceremony at Toyokuni Shrine (private)
WAK JAPAN offers authentic tea ceremony at a traditional tea room in a Shinto shrine ground. The WAK staff takes you to the shrine just 3 minute-walk on foot fr...
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Extensive Cultural Experience Course 3.5hours
A reasonably-priced course aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of Japanese culture during your stay. It would be an ideal experience for short-tri...
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Tea Ceremony at a Local Home
This is one of the WAK JAPAN’s original programs featuring Tea Ceremony at an instructor’s home. This program features an authentic tea ceremony at an instr...
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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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