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A kimono-clad participant bowing gracefully towards a matcha bowl on tatami mats, experiencing the meditative tea ceremony etiquette near Osaka Castle.
Two participants in kimonos sitting on tatami mats, engaging warmly and sharing the joy of learning traditional Japanese culture during a tea ceremony near Osaka Castle.
Four women in beautiful kimonos sitting happily on tatami mats for a photo during the wagashi and matcha tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle.
A student in a patterned kimono gracefully bowing to the instructor, learning traditional etiquette and Zen spirit during a Japanese tea ceremony near Osaka Castle.
An instructor in a kimono demonstrating the matcha tea ceremony to students in a traditional Japanese tea room near Osaka Castle, with an elegant Japanese scroll in the background.
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Learn Zen by enjoying Wagashi and participating in a matcha tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle


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Duration:1 hour(s)
Guided language: English / Italiano / 日本語
Free cancellation 1 day(s) prior to experience date
Please present the e-voucher on-site

➤Hospitality and guidance from a master calligrapher for each student.
Even beginners can learn how to use the brush by practicing repeatedly. It is important to note, however, that it is important to understand the technique used, rather than just practicing in the dark. Practice will be more effective after you understand the technique.

➤Please observe and learn from the teacher's demonstration by example.
Calligraphy is a traditional Japanese culture that uses brush and ink to express characters artistically, and is appreciated for the neatness of the characters, the way the brush is carried, the shade of the ink, and the beauty of the overall arrangement.

➤Calligraphy is a traditional Japanese culture that uses brush and ink to ex
Your name is converted into Kanji characters and a calligraphy master writes a stroke on a wooden plaque. Each kanji character has its own meaning, so find out what the characters used in your name mean.

➤When writing, it is important to keep the mind quiet and focused.
Seisho] Participants will be asked to write selected kanji characters on a fan or a piece of colored paper for calligraphy, keeping in mind what they have learned so far. The folding fan is a tool that is still very familiar to the Japanese people as it appears at milestones in their lives. You will also write on a fan, which was born in Japan.

➤ This experience plan is fun and challenging for children.
Children can also feel a sense of Japan by wearing kimonos, and the experience of calligraphy, a traditional Japanese culture, will bring children closer to the history of Japan.

➤ The whole family can enjoy it together.
For family travelers with children, experiencing traditional culture together as a family will become a precious family memory that will last for a long time to come.

[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

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Cultural Experiences

Activity timeMorning, Afternoon, Evening
Transportation methodGet there on your own
LocationIndoor
Activity levelBeginner
Experience typeCostume rental
Cuisine typeWagashi (Japanese sweets)
Rental duration2 hours
Outfit typeKimono
Additional service & facilityPhotography service
Minimum participant requirement1 traveler
Cultural experience typeJapanese tea ceremony

Product Info

➤ Wearing a kimono, a symbol of Japan,you will experience traditional culture
Zen" is alive and well in our traditional culture of calligraphy and tea ceremony, and is imbued with the aesthetic sense of Japanese culture. By learning these arts, one can acquire the spirit of courtesy, manners, beautiful gestures, and hospitality. Before experiencing this, you will be asked to change into kimono. Men should put on Hakama and Tabi and become a Samurai.Women will wear a gorgeous kimono and become a Yamato Nadeshiko. Kimonos for children over 6 years old are also available.
➤ Preparation
Calligraphy is an aesthetic expression of Japanese culture. Before experiencing calligraphy, we will ask you to change into Japane
➤ Explanation
First of all, we will explain about the mental attitude and tools.You will better understand the differences between foreign Caligraphy and Japanese "Shodo".
The instructor will explain how to hold the brush and how to use the tools.Please choose your favorite Japanese Kanji character to try in this experience.
➤ Practice
Calligraphy has a sense of quietness and beauty. Essentially, it is important to have basic manners, such as sitting upright, keeping your back straight, and holding your brush upright.
There are basic techniques such as "tome," "hane," and "harai," which should be practiced.
Learn the stroke order of the chosen kanji.
Learn by observing the teacher's demonstration with a model.Practice the kanji you have just selected with an awareness of the technique.
➤ Special
Teachers have applied kanji to the foreign names of our clients and come up with Japanese-style names written in kanji.
➤ Seisho
Participants will be asked to write their chosen kanji characters on a fan and a piece of calligraphy paper, keeping in mind what they have learned so far.
➤ Photo shoot after the experience
Why not record your work and this experience in a space with a Japanese atmosphere and make it a memory?
➤ Souvenirs for family and for your room.
Hanging Scrolls/The Essence of Traditional JpnArt with 1300years of History
Hanging scrolls in the tokonoma (alcove) can remind family members and visitors of the beauty and cultural value of the four seasons. Challenge yourself to write the kanji you have practiced on the hanging scroll or ask a master to write your mastery skills on it as a souvenir.

Intro

What You Can Expect

Duration: 1 hour(s)

1 Day

Meal(s) of the Day: Snacks
  • Activity,4 ➤Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street. As a guest invited to the tea ceremony by the master, you will be treated with hospitality and experience the profound charm of the samurai tea.
    A kimono-clad participant bowing gracefully towards a matcha bowl on tatami mats, experiencing the meditative tea ceremony etiquette near Osaka Castle.
  • ➤ Preparation Zen lives on in the traditional culture of our country, and you can expect many changes by learning the tea ceremony. Before experiencing the tea ceremony, you will be asked to change into Japanese traditional clothes.
    Two participants in kimonos sitting on tatami mats, engaging warmly and sharing the joy of learning traditional Japanese culture during a tea ceremony near Osaka Castle.
  • ➤ The hostess will entertain the guests according to the traditional manners prescribed. The master of the tea ceremony will serve matcha (powdered green tea) and serve it to the guests.
    A student in a patterned kimono gracefully bowing to the instructor, learning traditional etiquette and Zen spirit during a Japanese tea ceremony near Osaka Castle.
  • 00:00
    ➤ Photo Shoot Capture your beautiful kimono outfit and artwork in a photo. You will be photographed dressed as a beautiful Yamato Nadeshiko or a brave samurai. Photography service to capture serious figures during the activity. We will send you the photo data within both days.
    Four women in beautiful kimonos sitting happily on tatami mats for a photo during the wagashi and matcha tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle.
  • Activity,1 ➤ You will learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.
    A participant in traditional attire thoughtfully savoring matcha during a tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle, experiencing its unique flavor and Zen ambiance.
  • Activity,4 ➤Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street. As a guest invited to the tea ceremony by the master, you will be treated with hospitality and experience the profound charm of the samurai tea.
    A child in a floral kimono diligently whisking matcha during a tea ceremony near Osaka Castle, enjoying a family-friendly cultural experience.
  • The hostess will entertain the guests according to the traditional manners prescribed. The master of the tea ceremony will serve matcha (powdered green tea) and serve it to the guests.
    A participant intently learning and practicing the correct Japanese 'seiza' kneeling posture during a tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle.
  • You will learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.
    An instructor in a kimono demonstrating the matcha tea ceremony to students in a traditional Japanese tea room near Osaka Castle, with an elegant Japanese scroll in the background.
  • You will learn etiquette, manners, beautiful gestures, and the spirit of hospitality.
    Three women in various kimonos peacefully experiencing the matcha tea ceremony in a Japanese tea room near Osaka Castle, appreciating traditional Japanese aesthetics.
  • The tea ceremony is rooted in the attitude and idea that “the master not only entertains, but the guests also respond to him or her, creating an atmosphere in which the master and the guests become one. This is the basis of the tea ceremony.
    Participants quietly experiencing Zen culture and focusing on each moment during a matcha tea ceremony near Osaka Castle, fostering mindfulness.
  • The tea ceremony is rooted in the attitude and idea that “the master not only entertains, but the guests also respond to him or her, creating an atmosphere in which the master and the guests become one. This is the basis of the tea ceremony.
    Participants in kimonos and traditional attire diligently learning the matcha preparation process during a tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle, embracing Japanese Zen culture.
  • The tea ceremony is rooted in the attitude and idea that “the master not only entertains, but the guests also respond to him or her, creating an atmosphere in which the master and the guests become one. This is the basis of the tea ceremony.
    Participants in kimonos and traditional attire attentively listening and meditating during a matcha tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle, absorbing Zen culture.
  • The tea ceremony is rooted in the attitude and idea that “the master not only entertains, but the guests also respond to him or her, creating an atmosphere in which the master and the guests become one. This is the basis of the tea ceremony.
    A boy in traditional Japanese attire intently tasting the handmade matcha during a tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle, feeling the spirit of Zen.
  • Through wagashi, students learn about the wabi and sabi, the Japanese sense of beauty, the four seasons, etc.
    Enjoying delicate wagashi (Japanese sweets) expertly arranged with paper cranes during a matcha tea ceremony near Osaka Castle, enhancing the sensory experience.
  • Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street. In chanoyu, which is the art of showing the utmost care and hospitality to guests, a high level of awareness is required of the guests as well.
    A participant in a kimono diligently preparing matcha, surrounded by various traditional tea ceremony tools, during a tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle.
  • Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street. In chanoyu, which is the art of showing the utmost care and hospitality to guests, a high level of awareness is required of the guests as well.
    Participants in traditional attire intently savoring rich matcha during a tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle, immersing themselves in the Zen ambiance.
  • Understand that hospitality is not a one-way street. In chanoyu, which is the art of showing the utmost care and hospitality to guests, a high level of awareness is required of the guests as well.
    A man in traditional attire personally whisking matcha with a bamboo whisk during a tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle, connecting with Japanese traditional culture.
  • beautiful gestures
    A participant in a blue patterned kimono attentively listening to the instructor's explanation during a tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle, immersed in Japanese traditional culture.

Purchase Notice


Clothing and personal belongings
You will change from casual clothes to Iaidogi (Hakama), so you can wear whatever you want.
About Rental Items (FREE)
Dressing of guests when dressing
When you wear hakama for a sword fight, you will sweat and get sweaty easily, so please wear the following clothing.
① His upper body is a long-sleeved undershirt. I ask you to put on a samue.
② The lower part of the body is an easy to move samue.
③ We have tabi socks for your feet.
④ Swim caps are available for the head.
Assistant staff will do things like wearing hakama and armor. You can't wear it alone

Includes/Excludes

  • Bottled water
  • Tips
  • Consumption tax
  • Service charge
  • Tickets
  • Photo Shooting - Send data to designated e-mail address
  • English guide
  • 10% Service charge
  • Material fee
  • Taxes
  • Experience fees
  • Professional coach
  • Clean clothes
  • Personal expenses
  • Accommodation
  • Transportation fare
  • Insurance
  • Hotel transfer
  • Movie Shooting *Paid option
  • Round-trip shuttle

Eligible Users

Notes

  • Children (6 years and older) Adults (90 years and younger)

Reminders

  • time one is supposed to meet

  • Please arrive 30 minutes before your appointment time to change into kimono and prepare for your appointment.

  • Cancellation

  • Cancellations and changes must be notified by e-mail at least 24 hours in advance.

How to Redeem Your Voucher

How to Use Your Voucher

  • Please present the e-voucher on-site

Experience Location

Location Name: SAMURAI HONOR

Address: 日本、〒536-0014 大阪府大阪市城東区鴫野西2丁目3−19 エクセレンス高山 1F

How to Get There
By train 1.1-minute walk from Osaka Business Park Station (Exit 1) on the Osaka Municipal Subway 2.Approx. 2 minutes walk from "Osaka Castle Park" Station on JR Osaka Municipal Subway L 3. Approx. 10 minutes walk from West Exit of Kyobashi Station on JR

Business Hours

Monday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Tuesday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Wednesday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Thursday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Friday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Saturday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Sunday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Cancellation Policy

  • Cancellations 1 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
  • Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. What can participants expect from the matcha tea ceremony and calligraphy class near Osaka Castle?

Participants can expect a comprehensive cultural immersion. This class near Osaka Castle typically includes a guided session on the traditional Japanese art of preparing and enjoying matcha tea, often paired with traditional Wagashi (Japanese sweets). Additionally, you'll engage in a calligraphy session, guided by a master, learning brush techniques and writing Kanji characters. The experience aims to introduce both the tranquility of the tea ceremony and the artistic expression of Japanese calligraphy in a peaceful setting.

2. What are the key etiquette rules to follow during a matcha tea ceremony class in Osaka?

During a matcha tea ceremony, key etiquette involves showing respect for the host and the utensils. Guests usually bow upon entering and exiting the tea room, and when receiving the tea bowl. It is customary to hold the bowl with both hands and rotate it slightly before drinking. Quiet reverence and mindfulness are highly valued, encouraging participants to appreciate the moment and the craftsmanship involved in the ceremony.

3. Is there a specific dress code recommended for attending a matcha tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle?

While there isn't a strict formal dress code, it is recommended to wear neat, modest, and comfortable clothing suitable for sitting, potentially on the floor (though alternative seating is often available). Avoid strong perfumes, excessive jewelry, or noisy accessories that might disrupt the serene atmosphere. Practical attire that allows ease of movement and respect for the traditional setting is ideal.

4. What aspects make the matcha tea ceremony and calligraphy class near Osaka Castle a unique cultural experience?

This class near Osaka Castle offers a unique blend of traditional Japanese cultural practices. Beyond learning to prepare and enjoy matcha tea, it deeply integrates a calligraphy experience led by a master. Participants can learn brush techniques and write Kanji, even having their names converted to Kanji. This combination provides a holistic understanding of Zen aesthetics, hospitality, and artistic discipline, offering a deeper cultural insight than a standalone tea ceremony.

5. Are there opportunities to learn calligraphy during the matcha tea ceremony experience near Osaka Castle?

Yes, calligraphy is a significant component of this combined experience near Osaka Castle. Participants will receive hospitality and guidance from a master calligrapher. You'll learn fundamental brush techniques, practice writing selected Kanji characters, and may even write on a fan or wooden plaque. This artistic segment allows for creative expression and a deeper connection to traditional Japanese culture alongside the tea ceremony.

6. Does the matcha tea ceremony class near Osaka Castle offer alternative seating for participants who cannot do seiza?

Yes, recognizing that traditional Japanese seiza (sitting on the floor) can be challenging for some, the matcha tea ceremony and calligraphy class near Osaka Castle provides alternative seating options. Chairs are available to ensure that all participants, including those with physical limitations or long legs, can comfortably concentrate and fully engage in the cultural experience without discomfort, allowing everyone to focus on learning and enjoyment.

7. Is the matcha tea ceremony and calligraphy experience near Osaka Castle suitable for families with children?

Absolutely, this cultural experience near Osaka Castle is designed to be engaging and enjoyable for the entire family, including children. Kids can actively participate in both the calligraphy and matcha tea ceremony aspects, which serves as a unique and educational introduction to Japanese traditions. It's a wonderful opportunity for families to create lasting memories together through shared cultural discovery.

8. How can one book the matcha tea ceremony and calligraphy class near Osaka Castle?

To book the matcha tea ceremony and calligraphy class near Osaka Castle, you can conveniently use an online travel platform. Booking through KKday offers a seamless process, secure payment options, and instant confirmation, ensuring a hassle-free reservation. The platform provides comprehensive details about the experience, making it easy to plan your cultural immersion and secure your spot in advance.

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