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Japanese Traditional Breakfast and Tea Ceremony

5.0(4)Tokyo1 hour
VIATOR5.0(4)

Description

Breakfast in the tea ceremony is simple. Onigiri, egg dishes, pickles and soups. Onigiri are prepared early in the morning, carefully prepared, and prepared according to the arrival of the customer. The rice is made from "Tsuyahime", which has been certified as the highest quality as Special A rice by the government. With all my heart, I use the cooked rice to make rice balls on the spot. One of Japan's most beloved dishes is hot freshly prepared rice balls. The mellow aroma of freshly cooked food and rich taste will fill your mouth. After the meal, a tea ceremony follows. On a tea ceremony experience that combines a short meditation with a Zen world, watch the beautiful process of preparing a bowl and enjoy the finest matcha tea and cute sweets.

Tour Options

Breakfast and Tea

Highlights

Second tea ceremony performed by yourself (with instruction)
Authentic matcha green tea
Breakfast
Traditional Japanese sweet confections
Bilingual licensed tea master (English)
Explanation of tea ceremony, Zen practices, Japanese hanging scrolls and tea utensils in English.
Tea ceremony performance with a tea master of 5+ years’ experience

What's included

Included
Second tea ceremony performed by yourself (with instruction)
Authentic matcha green tea
Breakfast
Traditional Japanese sweet confections
Bilingual licensed tea master (English)
Explanation of tea ceremony, Zen practices, Japanese hanging scrolls and tea utensils in English.
Tea ceremony performance with a tea master of 5+ years’ experience
Not included
Pick-up & drop-off services
Any extra food or beverages

Traveller Ratings

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Important Information

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Wheelchair accessible

Reviews(4)

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