Clear your mind with Calligraphy Experience in Kyoto

Clear your mind with Calligraphy Experience in Kyoto

There is much more to the tea ceremony than just drinking tea. It’s called WA-KEI-SEI-JAKU. WA means peace and harmony, KEI means respect, SEI means purity, JAKU means tranquility.

The tea ceremony experience itself is not only about drinking matcha green tea and eating sweets—there are more important pieces that you will learn from this experience.

Itinerary

The tea ceremony experience itself is not only about drinking matcha green tea and eating sweets—there are more important pieces that the tea master will teach you.

First there will be an introduction about manners of the guests during the tea ceremony. Then the tea master will give a demonstration by performing the steps of serving tea. Finally, you will have a chance to make your own tea with what you learn from the tea master.

You'll receive a certificate when you've finished.

The session include the following activities

1.Introduction of Japanese green tea and tea ceremony

2.Demonstration by the tea master

3.Hands-on experience

4.Obtain a certificate after the session.