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Tea Ceremony

Kanazawa is renowned for its large population of people practicing tea ceremony daily. In fact, it has the most number of population rate of tea ceremony enthusiasts in Japan. Why is the culture deeply rooted in the everyday life of the locals?

As a city ruled by the richest, most powerful Samura government named Kaga Domain during the 17th -19th centuries, Kanazawa has inherited many samurai cultures, including tea ceremony, which was the popular pastime for the samurais in the Kaga Domain that demonstrated their authority and greatness through blossoming the cultures instead of the military might.

Our tea ceremony experience lets you immerse yourself in watching an elegant tea ceremony ritual in beautiful silence, and feel the Japanese spirit of wabi sabi. Come and join a tea master, Yuta Takahashi at his own house.

Tea Ceremony Experience

Private experience (60 minutes)

Up to 6 people

JPY 30,000 up to 2 people

This experience is perfect for anyone seeking an intimate atmosphere, a chance to enjoy conversations with locals, learn the historical and cultural background of the tea ceremony. You will savour matcha whisked by the tea master, as well as the one whisked  by yourself.

Location : Tea master's private residence 
Nomachi, Kanazawa (near the Nishi Chaya District)

JPY 5,500 / person for additional guests

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Matcha Tasting Game

Private experience (90 minutes)

Up to 6 people

JPY 45,000 up to 2 people

Location : Tea master's private residence 
Nomachi, Kanazawa (near the Nishi Chaya District)

During this experience, you will not only witness a graceful tea ceremony performance by a tea master, Yuta Takahashi, but also enjoy three varieties of matcha, including one of the finest, presented in a fun, traditional-game style. If you think matcha is a bitter drink, join us, and you’ll be surprised to discover the real taste of matcha—creamy with a subtle sweetness.

JPY 8,800 / person for additional guests

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