![[Niigata/Kamo] Feel the history and harmony in a building registered as a national tangible cultural property, with a photo wedding plan meal in Japanese clothingの画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/41507/10000004150701_X2XpL2Uq_3.jpg?version=1648370723)
- Age 16～Age 60
- 4～5 hours
It is possible to leave a photo of the interior and exterior of a historic building that has been certified as a national registered tangible cultural property. You can take pictures of two people with a profound feeling in the Japanese garden that matches the innocence of white and the uchikake, and in the moist hall. The kimono looks even better with the wonderful production of cherry blossoms, fresh greenery, autumn leaves, and snowy scenery. There is also a historic shrine nearby, and you can take pictures there. It is also possible to get on a rickshaw and take a picture.
![[Yokohama] Enjoy "Ooka River Cherry Blossom Tea Ceremony" at megaSUPの画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/15184/10000001518401_5wsOdqRb_3.jpg?version=1583474661)
- Age 3～Age 70
- Within 1 hour
- 10:00 / 11:00 / 12:00 / 14:00 / 15:00
A water tea ceremony will be held at Ooka River, a famous place for cherry blossoms in Yokohama. Tea Ceremony on the Water Two days when full bloom is expected. From Maita Park, head to the cherry blossom viewing point (between Idogaya Bridge and Maita Bridge) with a large SUP. As the boatman rowes, you can enjoy the scenery slowly. It will be held with a small number of 1 to 3 people at the super-large mega SUP, which is very stable and has a feeling of floating just above the surface of the water. Kimono that looks great in photos is welcome! Enjoy tea and sweets slowly while enjoying the cherry blossoms from the quiet water. We welcome foreigners and parents and children to participate, and if you are new to us, we will give a polite lecture on etiquette. Please feel free to join us. In addition, guests who participate in kimono will take a lot of pictures in particular. ★ Please be assured that this year we will not be sharing a table with anyone other than acquaintances as a measure to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection.
Was a great way to spend 45 minutes. Our tour men paddled us down the river near the cherry blossom trees. We stopped at one of the blossom canopies where a traditional tea ceremony was hosted by the japanese husband and wife team. I was glad I did it.
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