TEA TOURS · TEA CEREMONIES IN OSAKA
The 15 best tea ceremonies in Osaka you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Learn the meaning of Japanese tea ceremony, make matcha with traditional tools, and enjoy sweets in a calm tatami room in Osaka.
“Lovely experience, the lady provided the right amount of info, we had a go ourselves making macha tea, worth it”
Learn the art, etiquette, and history of matcha in central Osaka with a small-group tea ceremony near Dotonbori.
“The tea ceremony was very interesting and interactive. The whole family enjoyed the ceremony, I would recommend it.”
Try Osaka’s kimono, calligraphy, and tea ceremony experience, with friendly guides, a handmade souvenir, and three hours of Japanese culture.
“I was worried as I attended solo but was immediately made to feel welcome. it was a great experience and a must do if in Osaka”
Make seasonal nerikiri sweets, learn about Uji matcha, and join a relaxed Osaka tea ceremony near Higobashi Station for $18.
“we loved the explanation of the representation of Nikiri and the fun making them. Our host was patient and kind and gave clear instructions”
Experience Osaka through samurai theater, tea, calligraphy, music, and hands-on Japanese traditions for $44.92 per person.
“Overall this was a great experience. This included a Samurai Show, Tea Ceremony, Japanese Traditional Activities including viewing and even interactive activities such as practicing on an instrument, calligraphy, and making a cup of green tee. My wife and I both learned a lot and enjoyed greatly all of the activities.”
Learn tea ceremony and calligraphy in a private Osaka studio, make matcha, choose seasonal sweets, and take home personalized kanji art.
“We love everything! especially Calligraphy where we get to learn and write our names in Japanese.”
Learn matcha and sencha etiquette in Osaka with an English-speaking tea master, traditional sweets, tatami setting, and optional yukata photos.
“Yuko è una maestra della cerimonia del tè esperta che sa guidarti nella storia di questa tradizione centenaria con garbo e simpatia. Bella esperienza!”
Dress as a samurai, watch sword shows, try tea ceremony and calligraphy in Osaka, just five minutes from Dotonbori.
“I loved wearing the Kimono, this is a perfect experience of Japanese culture. It should be a must for all foreigners wanting to experience Japanese culture.”
Dress in a kimono, practice calligraphy, make matcha, and watch samurai sword and music performances at Osaka’s michi cultural experience.
“Absolutely incredible experience. This is a must visit. Can try on real armor and they teach you so much.”
Make matcha, sample single-origin tea, and enjoy ohigashi in a relaxed 30-minute Osaka tea ceremony near Higobashi Station.
“We loved it! The teacher was really knowledgeable and patient, she explained how to prepare and drink matcha in English. We had a small class and it lasted about 30 minutes. Definitely recommend going if you have some spare time in Osaka!”
Learn matcha, sweets, and tatami-room etiquette in a private Osaka tea ceremony for up to four people, near Osaka and Kyoto.
“We had the best time! Very relaxing and informative. The teacher and her assistant were so attentive and taught us how to perform the ceremonies ourselves”
Find out if Osaka’s temple tea ceremony and foot bath is worth $42.35, with matcha, wagashi, incense, massage, and a small group setting.
“It was a rainy day and this was the perfect secret spot to take a break from the rain - in close proximity to the train station. To experience a tea ceremony in a mini temple was so peaceful. We changed into yukata, and were led through Read more”
Make matcha, learn tea ceremony traditions, and shape a Japanese tea bowl with a ceramist in Osaka’s Ikuno Ward.
“I loved learning about the traditions of a Tea ceremony and being a part of the experience. Making the matcha tea bowl was amazing. Anna was so helpful and encouraging throughout the process. I can’t wait to see the bowl once it is sent to us.”
Experience Osaka through kimono dressing, matcha, and calligraphy in a private three-hour cultural session with English support.
“Very nice and relaxing traditional Japanese experience. Great for family or friend groups of all ages”
Review of Osaka Castle, tea ceremony, calligraphy, samurai armor, and Dōtonbori, with practical tips on price, meeting point, and extras.
“It was a fun tour! Osaka Castle is beautiful to see! The museum is very nice. The staff are very helpful and you learn all kinds of things about Japanese culture.”
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