[Kitano, Kyoto] Enjoy the mysterious aroma of incense at a hidden cafe (Incense Mishina Daieda School)

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• Experience Program You will experience the art of Kodo, one of Japan's most representative performing arts. 1. A welcome drink of medicinal tea, a blend of fragrant ingredients, will be served. 2. Choose your favorite flowers at Noir Café, which has an attached flower shop run by one of Japan's top flower artists. Under instruction, you will be able to arrange flowers for the incense ceremony (you can take the flowers and container home with you). You will have fun choosing from a wide selection of flowers and be taught how to arrange them. 3. Make an ash mold for the incense burner. (You will make the ash mold, add charcoal, and light incense.) You will smell the scent of typical fragrant woods: aloeswood, agarwood, and sandalwood. 4. Prepare matcha (We will teach you the secrets to making delicious matcha, so please enjoy the tea you prepared with sweets).
• You can experience the art of incense ceremony! You can also experience flower arrangement and tea ceremony!
• There are many incense-listening experiences available, but this plan allows you to make your own ash mold and "burn incense wood." You can also experience the essence of the three major arts of incense, such as flower arranging and tea ceremony.
• Don't worry if you're not good at sitting upright! You can enjoy the experience in a private space at the cafe in the evening.
• Even those who feel that traditional performing arts are intimidating or who are not good at sitting upright can enjoy this experience. You can enjoy it exclusively in the chairs of our hidden cafe.
• A cultural experience plan you can do at night!
• Kyoto is a city overflowing with traditional culture. Visitors to Kyoto will likely plan their trip to enjoy the city to the fullest, with temples, shrines, scenic spots, shopping, and gourmet food. Kyoto's streets, which are bustling during the day, become quiet after 5pm when the temples and shrines close. In the quiet of Kyoto at night, experience the traditional Japanese culture of "Kodo" (the art of incense), including tea ceremony and incense listening, and be transported to a world of Japanese fragrances. Why not immerse yourself in Japanese culture during a Kyoto evening?