TEA TOURS · KIMONO AND TEA CEREMONIES IN TOKYO
Good kimono and tea ceremonies in Tokyo fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 13 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Dress in a kimono, learn the meaning behind matcha rituals, and explore Asakusa with this hands-on 90-minute tea ceremony.
“This is really well worth it . The was in which they dressed us up in kimonos was amazing and we got to take lovely pictures. We got to learn many interesting facts about matcha from our tea ceremony guide .”
Learn matcha, tea ceremony, teaism, and kimono near Shinjuku with expert guidance, first flush tea, sweets, and hands-on preparation for $57.
“Just an amazing experience) You got a chance to have a private tea ceremony in local Japanese flat with arranged and cute decorated tea room ) Got so many knowledge of matcha making and history of matcha tea, as well as a lot of interesting facts which you kind find in Google. As well really enjoyed knowing Japanese culture more deeper and leading the proper way of wearing of kimono 👘 Definitely recommend trying while in Japan )”
Dress in a kimono, learn matcha customs, and explore Asakusa near Sensoji with optional professional photos.
“This was such a fun activity. The owners of the store were very welcoming and super nice. They made it so much fun!! I highly recommend this it’s an experience to remember.”
Dress in a seasonal kimono, learn tea ceremony etiquette, whisk matcha, and enjoy wagashi in Asakusa for $66.
“Very lovely experience, kimono were beautiful and the whole team ceremony was amazing, mo regrets here❤️❤️❤️”
Learn to whisk matcha, wear an easy kimono, and explore Japanese tea culture in a relaxed 90-minute Shinjuku workshop.
“Very entertaining insightful the host speaks good english, you’ll learn about matcha, put a kimono on and make yourself one, even if the taste is not for you a glimpse into Japanese culture by a passionate teacher is still great.”
Review of Tokyo Maikoya’s kimono tea ceremony and wagashi workshop in Asakusa, with practical details on value, timing, etiquette, and what to expect.
“One of our best experiences in Japan! highly recommended. Both we the adults, AND the kids absolutely loved it.”
Meet real geisha in Asakusa for dance, shamisen music, matcha, sweets, traditional games, and a memorable cultural evening.
“Excellent performance by real geishas. The host and translator were very friendly and hospitable.”
Wear a silk kimono, learn matcha from a tea teacher, visit a shrine, and enjoy photos in this intimate Tokyo cultural experience.
“We were absolutely overwhelmed by this tea ceremony experience. It was one of the best and touching experiences we had during our trip. Sayoko was so friendly and explained everything - also in advance choosing the best kimonos. She explainnot only on the tea ceremony itself, but also on the correct way to behave and pray in a Shinto Shrine. Sakoyo also took pictures of us wearing Kimono at the Shrine. The tea ceremony itself was led and explained by an experienced tea ceremony teacher. We both were deeply impressed by her and the ceremony which gave us the feeling to be welcomed friends rather than foreigners from a different…”
Review of Hanayaka’s Tokyo matcha tea ceremony and kimono rental, with hair styling, Sensoji stroll, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Highly recommend the experience. Explained in great details about the tea making customs. Won't be disappointed. Easy to find as well.”
Review of Asakusa kimono rental with hairstyling, matcha, optional photos, Sensoji walks, pricing, tips, access, and booking advice.
“It was a beautiful experience. The staff is very professional and friendly. I had an amazing time with my aunt. We saw great spots around the city and had a wonderful tea ceremony experience. The women helping us get dressed were kind and considerate. The photographer was excellent. I would highly recommend it.”
Wear a pure silk kimono, enjoy tea, and receive Sony camera photos at a private Japanese home near Tokyo Disney.
“My experience with the kimono and tea ceremony was, without a doubt, the highlight of my entire trip to Japan. From the moment I arrived, every aspect of the experience was thoughtfully curated, making it not just a simple photoshoot but a Read more”
Dress in a kimono, join a tea ceremony, and taste wagyu, sweets, and ice cream while exploring historic Asakusa in a small group.
“I really enjoyed visiting Asakusa wearing a kimono. It was a very original, informative, delicious and funny tour. Highly recommended.”
Learn ikebana, prepare matcha, and enjoy Japanese sweets in a traditional Tokyo home with a kimono-clad instructor.
“I truly recommend this lesson because you can learn the art of Ikebana and Japanese tea ceremony at once. I had a wonderful time arranging the seasonal flowers! I was nervous before I started, but since the instructions were easy to follRead more”
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