Tokyo Tea Ceremony Experience with a Tea Master in Asakusa

Experience Japanese tea ceremony in Asakusa, Tokyo. We offer experiences based on the Edo Senke School. Edo Senke was founded in the Edo period by Kawakami Fuhaku, trained under Joshinsai, the seventh-generation head of Omote Senke. Fuhaku later brought tea ceremony to Edo, the city of samurai. Blending Kyoto’s refined tea culture with samurai discipline and the spirited nature of Edo townspeople, he created a unique style. Known as “Samurai Tea,” this school features movements of quiet strength reflecting samurai aesthetics. Your experience begins by observing a traditional tea ceremony on tatami while enjoying seasonal sweets. Next, you will try a tray-style tea ceremony yourself. The instructor provides step-by-step guidance, making it enjoyable even for beginners. Through this samurai-rooted tea ceremony, we invite you to experience the essence of Japanese beauty.

Meeting point

2F, Nitenmon Building II, 2-3-61 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo. Nitenmon Building II locates right next to Nitenmon Gate of Senso-ji Temple. Please enter through the door in the passageway on the right side of the shop and go up to the 2nd floor.

Pickup

Everyone meets at the starting point; there is no pickup.

Ticket type

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Group size

Up to 10 travellers

Operated by

LPC JAPAN STUDIO浅草店

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• If there are ingredients you cannot eat due to allergies or religious reasons, Please let us know in advance.