Kenrokuen Tea Ceremony Experience

We offer a heart-warming tea ceremony experience at Kenrokutei in Kenroku-en, one of Kanazawa’s most popular spot. Kenrokutei is a historic place where the lord once entertained important guests. In this wonderful setting, you can experience Kanazawa’s tea ceremony culture and Japanese traditions. The tea experience includes a demonstration of the tea procedure by the master, followed by an opportunity to make the tea yourself. There will also be an explanation of the basics of the tea ceremony and how to use tea utensils, so even those who are new to the tea ceremony can participate without worry. We hope that this experience will give you a deeper appreciation of the charm of the tea ceremony.

Recommendations.

  • [Languages] English
  • [Tea cakes] From a long-established Japanese confectioner in Kanazawa.
  • [Instructions] Includes easy-to-follow instructions for beginners on how to make tea and use tea utensils.
  • [Demonstration and practice] You can watch a tea ceremony and try your hand at making tea yourself.
  • [Kanazawa Culture] This is a rare opportunity to experience traditional Japanese culture, including Kanazawa’s tea ceremony culture.

Pricing

1 person 4,800yen (tax)
Maximum number of participants: approx.10 people

Included.

Tea experience

Meeting Point

In front of the Kenrokuen Fountain
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Time appointed

10:00AM、02:00PM、03:00PM

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Meet at the Kenrokuen Fountain. This is right in front of Kenrokutei. Kenrokutei staff will meet you here. Please enter Kenroku-en on your own.

Staff will escort you to the Kenroku Pavilion ‘Lotus Pond Pavilion’. Please wait and watch the fountain.

Explanations of the tea ceremony will be given in English.

The tea is served by the proprietor. The set includes beautiful Kanazawa tea cakes.

You will make your own tea. You will be given detailed instructions on how to use the tea whisk.

After the event breaks up, visitors can enjoy a walk in Kenrokuen Garden.

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