• You can wear a kimono and take beautiful photos. You can take beautiful photos wearing a kimono with the tea room of an old-fashioned townhouse and the small garden in the background.
• You can experience an authentic tea ceremony. You can learn about the spirit and history of the tea ceremony, as well as what to bring and etiquette if you decide to participate in a tea ceremony.
• Comes with 2 matcha teas (you can choose light or strong tea) and main sweets/dried sweets.
• A full-time Urasenke instructor will be in charge.

Book online for a "private tea ceremony + kimono dressing + ikebana experience" in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture! KKday, an optional tour reservation service, is selling a private tea ceremony + kimono dressing + ikebana experience. You can wear a kimono and experience the tea ceremony and ikebana in a one-stop shop at a machiya house just a minute's walk from Kinkaku-ji.