【Kumamoto/Kumamoto】Authentic Tea Ceremony for Enthusiasts and Learners
注意事項
- . 参加年齢: 20~60歳
- . 催行中止に関して: The decision to cancel a tea ceremony will be based on official weather reports and advisories from local authorities. Natural disasters include, but are not limited to, typhoons, earthquakes, floods, and severe storms.
- . コース参加にあたってのご注意: We regret that we cannot accommodate food allergies, so please refrain from participating if you have dietary restrictions. Our facilities are not equipped for individuals with physical disabilities. Children below elementary school age are not allowed to participate or attend.
- . その他特記事項: We have seiza benches available, but we do not provide chairs at regular height.
観光体験詳細
- Participation fee, Lunch, Thick tea and thin tea, Sweets, consumption tax
- None
Please arrive 10 minutes before your reservation time.
Chitose Ruri-An
1-10-2 Kuwamizu, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto, Kumamoto 862-0954
表千家流千歳瑠璃庵
- 服装・持ち物について: Bring a pair of white socks. Western-style clothing is acceptable (mini-skirts and low-cut shirts are not allowed)
- レンタル用品について: None
- 2～3時間
- 150 minutes
詳細
Experience the ultimate form of the Way of Tea in an intimate, private setting. At a Chaji, a small group of invited guests share a full-course tea ceremony, including a meal, thick tea, and thin tea. This formal gathering is the culmination of regular tea lessons, embodying the spirit of "ichiza konryu" where host and guests create a warm, inclusive atmosphere together.
Perfect for beginners, this simplified version of Chaji requires no prior tea ceremony experience. We look forward to welcoming you.
~Flow of the experience~ 12:30 Before entering a tearoom Introduction and greetings, Tsukubai: Meaning and Usage 12:35 Enter a tearoom How to enter a tearoom and bow on a tatami mat 12:40 Charcoal Procedures The charcoal procedures will be performed after lunch, depending on the season. 12:55 Lunch You will be served lunch with a small amount of Japanese sake and enjoy joyful conversation with the host and other guests. 13:45 Thick tea and Thin tea demonstration Thick tea is considered more formal and is often the highlight of the tea gathering. 14:45 Q & A and Wrap-up
