[Tokyo] Kimono and Tea Ceremony Experience in Asakusa - Enjoy Matcha and Japanese Sweets with All Five Senses

• A vibrant kimono, premium matcha, and an authentic tea ceremony experience.
• ,Why not immerse yourself in the profound depths of Japanese culture in Asakusa?
• ,At Teaceremony Nanpu, located in Asakusa, Tokyo, we offer authentic tea ceremony experiences that even beginners can enjoy with peace of mind. Dressed in a beautiful kimono, why not prepare your own cup of premium matcha and experience traditional Japanese culture?
• ,Experience the entire flow of a tea ceremony using authentic tea utensils. We will carefully explain tea ceremony etiquette and how to use the utensils, following the basic flow of the ceremony. The content will deepen your understanding of the meaning behind the gestures, the seasons, the utensils, and the sweets.
• ,? This experience has even been featured by travel YouTubers!
• It's packed with reasons why it's popular with tourists from both Japan and abroad.
• ,English, Japanese, and Chinese are supported.

Kimono and Tea Ceremony Experience Near Asakusa & Skytree: An Easy Introduction to Japanese Culture (English Available, Includes Matcha Preparation) Why not experience **authentic Japanese culture** casually between sightseeing in Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree? Our plan offers a tea ceremony experience in kimono, using **high-quality matcha for tea ceremonies**, in a table style. Even during sightseeing, you can participate without sitting formally, so beginners can participate with peace of mind. Experienced instructors will provide courteous support in English or with an interpreter. A moment to experience the etiquette of tea preparation, the meaning of tea utensils, and the spirit of “hospitality” unique to Japan awaits you. The time to drink matcha that you prepared yourself, along with seasonal fresh sweets from a long-established Japanese confectionery store, is a special experience that will soothe your soul. Kimono rental (free) is also available, so you can also take commemorative photos in Japanese