Tea ceremony experience in Japan Page 2
![[Akita, Noshiro] "Enjoy the scenery of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Shirakami-Sanchi" at the temple Ryusenji Temple with kimono rental and authentic matcha tea ceremonyの画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/56354/10000005635401_HPGOPfHa_3.JPG?version=1728771002)
- Age 10～Age 60
- 3～4 hours
- 09:00
Enjoy traditional Japanese culture at Ryusenji Temple - Urasenke Matcha Tea Ceremony and Buddhist Sermon In this program, you can experience traditional Japanese culture to your heart's content in the calm space of Ryusenji Temple. After renting a kimono and learning how to put it on, you can experience how to make Urasenke-style matcha tea, and finally listen to a Buddhist sermon in Japanese and English. Experience flow: 9:00 Choose a kimono and try on your kimono Choose a kimono and have a professional staff member help you put it on. After getting dressed, it's time for a commemorative photo. Wear a beautiful kimono, take photos, and feel the tradition of Japan. 11:00 Urasenke Matcha Tea Ceremony Experience the traditional Urasenke matcha tea ceremony. Learn the spirit of Japanese tea ceremony by making and tasting matcha in a seiza position. You can also try making matcha yourself. 11:45 Buddhist Sermon You can learn the Buddhist teachings of Ryusenji Temple through a 15-minute sermon in English. You can feel the deep wisdom of Buddhism and peace of mind. 12:00 Q&A After the experience, if you have any questions, the monks will be happy to answer them. You can learn more about Buddhist teachings and culture.
![[Shizuoka / Hamamatsu] Japanese tea culture experience to learn and play from tea farmers! Let's enjoy the traditional tea game "Cha Kabuki"!の画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/39318/10000003931801_4cIbdTQJ_3.jpg?version=1685419742)
- Age 0～Age 100
- 1～2 hours
- 13:00
With the guidance of a tea farmer who has been engaged in the tea industry for generations in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, you will learn about Japanese tea culture through the traditional game "Tea Kabuki" where you can drink the types of tea that have been passed down since the Muromachi period (1336–1573). You can hear from tea farmers who carry out all of the production, tea making, and sales in-house about the flavor and taste created from the ingenuity and commitment of the production site, and the depth of Japanese tea. There is a private small group plan (2 to 6 people) and a group plan (7 people or more) where you can also experience zazen in a temple. Even beginners can feel free to enjoy it!
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