[NEW] Shibuya Tea Ceremony and Matcha Making in Tokyo, Japanese people welcome

1. Learn about the history and see how matcha is made. First, you'll hear a short explanation of the history of tea in Japan. You'll also see how matcha is made using a traditional stone mill. 2. Watch a traditional tea ceremony and enjoy sweets. Next, a tea ceremony master will perform the traditional tea-making ritual, which has a history of over 500 years. You'll then enjoy the freshly prepared matcha along with nerikiri, a traditional Japanese sweet. 3. Make your own matcha. Finally, you'll have the chance to make your own matcha bowl using traditional tools. You can also choose your favorite tea bowl from a variety of beautiful chawan (matcha bowls). [Explanation in Japanese] Learn about the history of matcha. First, you'll hear a brief explanation of the history of tea in Japan. You'll also see a small stone mill. Watch a traditional tea ceremony, taste Japanese sweets, and prepare yourself. Next, a tea ceremony master will demonstrate a traditional tea ceremony with a history of over 500 years. Afterwards, you will enjoy freshly prepared matcha along with a traditional Japanese sweet called nerikiri. Finally, you will have the opportunity to make your own matcha using traditional tea ceremony utensils. You will also be able to choose your favorite beautiful tea bowl (matcha bowl) to enjoy. Read more about - [NEW] Shibuya Tea Ceremony and Matcha Making in Tokyo Japanese people are also welcome - https://www.viator.com/tours/Tokyo/ShibuyaTea-Ceremony-and-Matcha-Making-in-Tokyo/d334-5597241P2?mcid=56757

Our instructors have over 10 years of tea ceremony experience.They are highly skilled and passionate about sharing the art of tea, ensuring that even first-time guests can enjoy and appreciate the tradition with confidence.

Tokyo Cha-an is conveniently located in the heart of Shibuya, just a few minutes' walk from JR and subway lines. Its central location makes it easy to visit between sightseeing or shopping, and perfect for first-time visitors to Tokyo.

Try making matcha yourself using authentic tea tools.You'll use traditional utensils such as a chasen (bamboo whisk) and a chawan (tea bowl) to prepare your own bowl of matcha. Don't worry if it's your first time—our instructor will guide you step by step so you can enjoy the experience with ease.