The Tea Ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae, a tray-style tea ceremony, offer a captivating glimpse into the meticulous world of Japanese tea rituals. Participants are invited to immerse themselves in the graceful movements and intricate details of preparing and serving matcha tea. This age-old practice is not just about a beverage; it’s a profound cultural experience that fosters mindfulness and connection to tradition. Whether you’re a seasoned tea enthusiast or a curious beginner, this ceremony promises a serene and enlightening journey into the heart of Japanese hospitality and artistry.
Key Takeaways
- Immerse in traditional Japanese tea culture
- Learn Bon Ryaku Temae, a unique tray-style ceremony
- Enjoy matcha tea and Japanese sweets
- Guided by a professional tea ceremony instructor
- Personalized experience in a serene tea house
Overview
Embark on an immersive journey into the world of traditional Japanese tea culture with the Tea Ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae experience.
This activity offers participants the chance to delve into the intricate rituals of the tea ceremony and learn the art of Bon Ryaku Temae, a unique tray-style tea ceremony.
Lasting for a duration of approximately 1.5 hours, the experience takes place in a serene traditional tea house located at 741-1 Miyajimachō, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, Japan.
Whether you’re a novice or have some experience with tea ceremonies, this activity is suitable for all levels. It provides a valuable opportunity to gain insights into the history and customs of Japanese tea culture while enjoying the peaceful ambiance of a traditional setting.
What’s Included
You’ll enjoy a traditional Japanese tea ceremony demonstration and experience Bon Ryaku Temae, along with savoring Matcha tea and wagashi (Japanese sweets) during this activity.
The session includes guidance from a professional tea ceremony instructor who’ll lead you through the intricate steps of the Bon Ryaku Temae, a tray style tea ceremony.
Participants also have the chance to actively participate in the ceremony, making it a hands-on and immersive experience.
This unique offering provides an authentic insight into Japanese tea culture and rituals.
The combination of the serene atmosphere of the traditional tea house, the flavors of Matcha tea and wagashi, and the interactive nature of the activity ensures a memorable and enriching experience for all involved.
Meeting and Pickup
For the Meeting and Pickup details, the activity starts at the designated address in Hiroshima, Japan, located at 741-1 Miyajimachō, Hatsukaichi 739-0588.
Participants are advised to head into the street next to LOWSON, proceed through the tunnel, make a left turn, then spot the red fan sign where they should turn right.
After that, take a left at the next street, and Tokuju-ji will be visible in front.
The session concludes back at the meeting point. This straightforward route ensures a smooth beginning to the tea ceremony experience.
What To Expect
Prepare to delve into the world of Japanese tea culture with an authentic and immersive experience at the traditional tea house, where you’ll discover the history and traditions of the tea ceremony.
Get ready for:
- Experiencing an authentic tea ceremony
- Learning about the history and traditions of Japanese tea culture
- Practicing the Bon Ryaku Temae
- Enjoying the serene atmosphere of the traditional tea house
Immerse yourself in the art of tea preparation and savor the moment in a peaceful setting. Interact with the knowledgeable tea ceremony instructor who’ll guide you through the intricacies of this ancient ritual.
Get ready to sip on matcha tea, savor traditional Japanese sweets, and embark on a journey of cultural discovery.
Additional Info
Get confirmation within 48 hours of booking this tea ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae experience, subject to availability.
Please note that the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible but is conveniently located near public transportation.
With a maximum capacity of 8 travelers, this intimate experience offers personalized guidance from Okeiko Japan, the operator of the event.
If you’re looking to dive into the world of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies and the art of Bon Ryaku Temae, this is the perfect opportunity.
Immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of a traditional tea house, interact with the tea ceremony instructor, and learn about the rich history and traditions of Japanese tea culture.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation of this tea ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae experience is allowed up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
If plans change, here’s what you can expect:
- A quick email to the organizer
- Refund processed promptly
- Space opened up for others to join
- Opportunity to reschedule for another time
Don’t stress over unforeseen circumstances; just remember to notify them a day before for a smooth cancellation process.
Questions?
Have questions about the tea ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae experience? If you need more information or clarification about the traditional Japanese tea ceremony or the tray style tea ceremony, feel free to visit the Viator Help Centre.
They’re equipped to assist you with any queries you may have regarding the product code 51789P10. The Viator Help Centre is a valuable resource for addressing concerns, obtaining additional details, or resolving any uncertainties you may encounter.
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you require further guidance or have specific questions about the tea ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae. Your inquiries are important, and the team at Viator is ready to provide the assistance you need.
From $32.57
The tea ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae experience is available starting from $32.57.
Immerse in the art of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Enjoy a demonstration of the Bon Ryaku Temae, a tray-style tea ceremony.
Indulge in authentic Matcha tea and delightful Wagashi (Japanese sweets). Receive expert guidance from a professional tea ceremony instructor.
Discover the elegance and tranquility of this ancient Japanese ritual for an affordable price. Whether you’re a seasoned tea enthusiast or a complete novice, this experience offers a unique opportunity to engage with Japanese culture in a meaningful way.
Don’t miss the chance to sip tea, savor sweets, and learn the intricate steps of the tea ceremony.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Prior Experience With Tea Ceremonies Required?
No prior experience with tea ceremonies is required. Participants of all levels can enjoy and learn about the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. The activity offers guidance from a professional instructor, making it accessible to everyone.
Can Children Participate in the Tea Ceremony?
Children can participate in the tea ceremony. It’s suitable for all experience levels, making it a family-friendly activity. They’ll enjoy learning about Japanese traditions, savoring matcha tea, and trying Japanese sweets.
Are There Any Specific Dress Code Requirements?
There aren’t any specific dress code requirements for participating in the tea ceremony. Guests can wear comfortable clothing suitable for sitting on the floor. It’s all about enjoying the experience and immersing oneself in the traditional Japanese culture.
Is Photography Allowed During the Ceremony?
Photography is generally not allowed during the ceremony to maintain the serene atmosphere and respect the traditions. It’s best to fully immerse in the experience without distractions. Enjoy the moment and capture it in your memories!
Can Dietary Restrictions Be Accommodated for the Sweets?
Yes, dietary restrictions can be accommodated for the sweets. The professional tea ceremony instructor can adjust the offerings to cater to specific needs. Participants can enjoy the matcha tea and wagashi while adhering to their dietary requirements.
Conclusion
Experience the beauty and tranquility of Japanese tea culture with the tea ceremony and Bon Ryaku Temae.
Immerse yourself in the traditions of matcha tea and sweets while learning from a professional instructor in a traditional tea house setting.
This 1.5-hour activity offers a unique and authentic cultural experience that you won’t soon forget.
Book your spot now for a taste of Japan’s rich tea heritage.
