Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Japan by participating in an authentic tea ceremony class in Osaka. Known for its intricate rituals and serene ambiance, the tea ceremony is a revered tradition that has been practiced for centuries. This popular class offers a unique opportunity to learn from a tea ceremony master and gain insight into the art of tea preparation.

Located near the iconic Osaka Castle, the tea ceremony class is easily accessible and provides a serene setting for your cultural experience. With six different classes to choose from, including the Honmachi class, Shitennoji class, and Hirakata class, you can select the one that best fits your schedule and interests.

To participate in this famous tea ceremony class, no prior experience is required. Whether you are a tea enthusiast or a novice, you will receive expert guidance from a qualified tea master who will lead you through the intricate steps of the ceremony. Learn about the history and significance of tea ceremonies in Japanese culture and witness firsthand the meticulous preparation and serving of matcha, a powdered green tea.

In addition to the tea ceremony itself, participants also have the option to experience a traditional kimono dressing session for an additional fee. Immerse yourself fully in the Japanese culture by donning a beautiful kimono and capturing the essence of a bygone era.

As this is a popular class, advance application is required to secure your spot. Due to the extremely difficult qualification process of becoming a tea ceremony practitioner, this experience offers a rare opportunity to learn from a true expert in the field. Whether you are a tea enthusiast seeking to deepen your knowledge or a traveler looking to enrich your trip with a unique cultural experience, this tea ceremony class is a must-try activity in Osaka.

While in Osaka, take the opportunity to explore the city's vibrant sights and sounds, from bustling markets to serene temples. Consider combining your tea ceremony experience with a visit to nearby Kyoto, renowned for its historic temples and traditional tea houses. Immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of Japanese culture as you embark on this unforgettable journey through the art of tea ceremony.

Recommended for customers who want to learn authentic tea ceremony You can learn authentic tea ceremony from a tea ceremony master who has an extremely difficult qualification. The tea ceremony master in charge is in charge of tea ceremonies at a sub-temple of a famous Japanese temple. This is a popular class that attracts many customers from Japan and abroad who want to learn this tea ceremony master. We receive many reservations from customers every month. The class is famous and has six classrooms in Osaka and Kyoto. We currently teach Japanese culture in classrooms, schools, companies, hotels, and community activities. We have received high praise from world-famous five-star hotels and companies as an authentic cultural class. Achievements Five-star class with over 1,000 reviews on other activity sites, and many awards. The tea room in the classroom is an authentic tea room. It's not just a room. We also have a special tea room that can only be used at our classroom. There is an additional fee of 1,000 to 2,000 yen per person to use the tea room. The Kyoto classroom costs 1,000 yen per person. This is a price that only our classroom can offer. In recent years, prices have been rising around the world, but the prices in Japan for our classes have remained the same since ancient times. (1) Lecture by a highly qualified tea master. (2) Tea ceremony Options (additional)

Kimono dressing experience (rental) Additional fee, 4,000 yen per person (advance application required)

Kimono dressing experience (take-out) Additional fee, 8,000 yen per person (advance application required)

For take-out, additional fees vary depending on size. Tea ceremony experience at famous temples in Kyoto is also available upon prior request. If the Kyobashi classroom (near Osaka Castle) is not available, you may be asked to use another classroom. Both are tea rooms. Other classrooms: Honmachi classroom, Shitennoji classroom, Hirakata classroom The organizer is not responsible for any trouble or injury that occurs during the experience.